His colleagues had told him to "get the message to the president, get the message to the congressional leaders," he said.
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Ultimately, Lewandowski couldn't get the message to Sessions, and Lewandowski's attempt to get a White House official, Rick Dearborn, to get the message to Sessions failed too.
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The protest was supposed to get the message out, right?
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I laughed and said, 'Okay, Irene, I get the message.
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Some delegates either didn't get the message or didn't care.
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And certainly they would want to get the message out.
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When is the beltway GOP going to get the message?
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Tinder is the most recent platform to get the message.
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"It takes resources to get the message out," he said.
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Like if I say, "happy birthday" they'll get the message.
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If you didn't get the message, gays love 420 too.
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That's how people are really going to get the message.
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Mugabe did not seem to get the message, Zhang wrote.
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He may get the message, but he got 30 messages.
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Carmakers are desperate to show that they get the message.
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A number of Super Bowl advertisers clearly get the message.
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Walmart has the money to help get the message out.
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He didn't get the message and would continue to call me.
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It's okay to laugh, as long as you get the message.
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Still he sees signs that future farmers may get the message.
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But we'll ... try to get the message out Monday or Tuesday.
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The Democratic establishment would get the message we want to send.
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Some oldsters who were put off did eventually get the message.
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It is very important for us to get the message across.
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Trump seemed to get the message, or Ryan hoped he had.
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If Mr. Heastie didn't get the message, perhaps the courts will.
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I even went to shopping centers to get the message across.
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However, the campaign chose some awkward wording to get the message across.
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You would think that they would finally get the message on this.
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"If I can get the message, anyone can get it", he says.
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It doesn't need much more than that to get the message across.
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Their flight attendants get the message out while keeping the passenger engaged.
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You would think that at some point governments would get the message.
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It means a lot to us to get the message out there.
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" Mattis: "Clearly the Assad regime did not get the message last year.
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It's an opportunity to make some noise and get the message out.
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And if people aren&apost going to get the message out, we will.
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Which is a little linguistically hacked together but did get the message across.
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You don't need to be steeped in internet memery to get the message.
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In case all that didn't get the message across, the handmaids are muzzled.
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Some people didn't want to get the message, but they got it anyway.
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The money I've spent was well worth it to get the message out.
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BO: You're drawing on where the culture is to get the message out.
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A few commentators, like the Washington Post's David Ignatius, did get the message.
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The designer said that he simply pretended he did not get the message.
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I get the message out by speaking to 500 people every four days.
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Once, workers used dynamite and mass work stoppages to get the message across.
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Clearly, security didn't get the message ... but don't worry, it's all good now!
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Longtime residents, meanwhile, get the message that displacement is not too far behind.
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There's no way to look at this cover and not get the message.
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In the last election, social media was harnessed to get the message out.
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"We could have used those dollars to get the message out," Shah said.
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"We need to get campaigning again properly, get the message out," the lawmaker said.
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Women, both artists and fans, will get the message that it's business as usual.
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Thus, it has been tough for Allergan to get the message out to shareholders.
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"I also hope to get the message across that promoting diversity should be commonplace."
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"I get the message the protesters are trying to send," Joe Mader, 24, said.
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There's nothing in the new message but people are starting to get the message.
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They make it easy to get the message out and to mobilise the masses.
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So I think when you lead like that, people get the message pretty clearly.
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He appealed to Stan's higher feelings, asking him to get the message to Moscow.
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You'd think state officials would get the message, but they're as defiant as ever.
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They will also get the message that alcohol is more powerful than they are.
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Just kill the most outstanding, the bravest, and the others will get the message.
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If the Democrats call it "Republicare," voters will get the message loud and clear.
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But Till wanted doctors, and ultimately the patients they saw, to get the message.
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They used lawful channels to file the complaint and get the message to Congress.
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In case anyone didn't get the message, the band drove the point home on Twitter.
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While in Western Australia, police put together two global obsessions to get the message across.
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Whereas other people get the message that politics is a kind of abstract, dirty business.
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They didn't get the message during the election and they still don't get it today.
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You plan rallies, make phone calls, do what you can to get the message out.
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Tag #hopeandgrace and #howareyoureally on your posts all month long to get the message across.
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" He later added: "Today, European leaders get the message that Greece is keeping its promises.
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"Hopefully people will get the message ... and not [come] across the border unlawfully," Sessions said.
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Here, in case you didn't get the message above, is a side-by-side comparison.
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Trott apparently didn't get the message; he was a "yes" vote Thursday on healthcare repeal.
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Waiting for the male bosses in corporate America to get the message clearly isn't working.
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Now we've got to get the message out that we're still open and selling furniture.
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Following the second round of 220006 percent personnel budgets, supervisors started to get the message.
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They get the message that doing well in school is not masculine, social scientists say.
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If you chug a Frappuccino, your blood sugar spikes, and your pancreatic cells get the message.
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But many people who saw the spot were too depressed by it to get the message.
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Maybe, in yet another universe, it didn't take us a whole decade to get the message.
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Some candidates who registered at commission office on Thursday did not appear to get the message.
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Needless to say, by the time it's over, you get the message: God is a woooooman.
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But inclusion is more than a marketing trend, and brands are starting to get the message.
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Maybe with enough painfully obvious headlines about scientific studies, our legislators will finally get the message.
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A parking lot under water with one lone car that didn’t get the message.
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Maybe then they'll get the message that every vote should count and every person should count.
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It's the big oil companies, and more importantly our policymakers, who need to get the message.
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At some point they may get the message that their rules and proofs don't matter anymore.
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The pro tour—dubbed the Race 4 Eight—is one way to get the message out.
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Thompson said it is vital to get the message out that this is a domestic problem.
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You don't even have to mention Lion, you just have to get the message out there.
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Yeah, maybe coal didn't quite get the message across, but this ought to do the trick.
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There's the obvious cost of promoting an apology to make sure that people get the message.
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True, this means that you won't get the message till you get back to your lodging.
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China will complain loudly but will get the message that Germany is serious about defending democracy.
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To get the message link, go to the message and then tap and hold on it.
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Regardless of who I picked, each woman would get the message through because they're all powerful.
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Use your vote this time to make sure these sneering London elites finally get the message.
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Mr. Trump didn't get the message — and Democrats seized on the political opportunity he handed them.
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There's an argument that gun politics is changing and Washington is yet to get the message.
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When you get the message that Face ID is now set up, tap "Done" to exit.
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His 1999 tattoo is on full display, and we get the message loud and clear: we're old.
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The highway patrol released the video in hopes that people get the message: heed high-wind advisories.
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Hopefully, Marvel will get the message loud and clear: Black Panther is your newest flagship superhero franchise.
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"We have to get the message [of the polls] and act," says Pablo Casado, a PP official.
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If you have to convince people to work with you, they're not going to get the message.
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You'll get the message again when you hit 10%, if you didn't turn it on at 20%.
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"I guess we will get the message that this deal is not going to happen," he said.
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Finally, if there's a specific message you want to report, you need to get the message link.
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A diner who always orders vegetarian options will not get the message about the summer hog roast.
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I kept hoping the guy would take the hint, would get the message, would abandon his quest.
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"A first step is to get the message out that no-one should drive while high," he said.
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Drunk drivers in Thailand might be forced to face their mortality, if they don't get the message soon.
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"I just felt at that moment I could get the message to [Henry] better than coach," Winston said.
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I think the biggest thing is to get the message across that they don't want to eat us.
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But in case anyone doesn't get the message: This is a trap designed to weaken Democrats' political position.
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"Social media is powerful" and a major force in how she is able to get the message out.
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Was it announced to coincide with Unidentified, as a way to kind of get the message out there?
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Now the question is, can the Republican Party stick together, and can the Democratic Party get the message?
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"Clearly, the Assad regime did not get the message last year," Mattis said Friday evening from the Pentagon.
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But it would likely take "many visits to the United States" to get the message across, he added.
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To get the message you kind of have to be brought into his lean-infused slurred fantasy land.
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And as it turns out, when your cause involves adorable puppies, it's easy to get the message across.
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Almost every team has used its social media footprint to get the message out to stay at home.
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I've got to find a way to get the message out one way or another and break through.
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He — and other womanizing men — will hopefully get the message and treat ladies with the respect they deserve.
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"It's important to get the message out that great style is accessible to everyone, not just celebrities," Rade says.
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"Get Out 3: Another One Because You Didn't Get the Message the First Two Times," the first fan added.
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Why was putting men in this situation the strongest way to get the message of female representation out there?
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Jughead wears a bizarre crown beanie all the time, and that seems to get the message across just fine.
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"This speaks to the power of celebrities and influencers in helping us get the message out there," Pagoto said.
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"Clearly, the Assad regime did not get the message last year," Mattis told reporters on Friday from the Pentagon.
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Exactly. I felt that I could get the message out to as many people as possible in this way.
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Good things have happened multiple times when Arab leaders get the message that the Israelis are there to stay.
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"I'm trying to get the message out that that stuff is possible and people can do it," he says.
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The campus should advertise their vision and initiatives to get the message out to all members of the community.
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But according to the new study by Sawaya and his team, a lot of doctors didn't get the message.
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To really listen, he'd have to get the message that nothing on Russia has changed -- and that's the problem.
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Targeted strikes and other military actions do not need to be public for the ayatollahs to get the message.
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If you don&apost get the message on your phone, open the Apple Watch app and click "Start Pairing."
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He pointed out that Atlus' random tweet with guidelines was also a poor way to get the message out.
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They're starting to get the message that acting now to protect vulnerable people online – esp children – is a moral imperative.
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The two rookies didn't register a point but the team seemed to get the message with a better defensive effort.
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They'll certainly get the message as companies do respond to weaker profits by cutting back on capital spending and hiring.
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" "Charges were thrown out and then you'd try to respond and it just wasn't able to get the message out.
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We sent word out to all of our international partners, to get the message out there as soon as possible.
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This is consistent with another principle: that campaigns should be multi-dimensional, utilizing multiple mediums to get the message out.
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You can try to write him a memo, or get the message into a briefing paper his staff is preparing.
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"Binge-watching makes shows more talked about, and social media makes it easy to get the message out," he said.
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Red Carpet hosts Ryan Seacrest and Giuliana Rancic have been putting the onus on women to get the message out.
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I think he wants to get the message to the President of China, you can&apost get away with everything.
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So that's one of the reasons I want to get the message out, it really is not a showbiz story.
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I tried and tried and tried to get the message across to people that sexual abuse was not just abuse.
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"Where along the line did they get the message that relationships can't be supportive and loving and rewarding?" she says.
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"We need to get the message out that this is real, and coming, without getting everybody to panic," Dobyns said.
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I tried to get the message across to our players how important it is to play at Madison Square Garden.
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And whether she can get the message right on economic populism will be even more important in the general election.
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The Federal Reserve may have telegraphed a fourth interest rate hike this year, but markets didn't quite get the message.
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"North Carolina still does not seem to get the message," says Mr. Rosenthal, which serves as this week's bad news.
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Equifax didn't initially tell its own customer service staff about the breach, but key shareholders appeared to get the message.
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He has learned, like any activist, protester, even politician, that you stick to the script and get the message across.
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Of course Jonah doesn't get the message in time and casts his vote for Selina, ensuring a Tom James presidency.
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ONC may finalize the rule the first week of February, so we must get the message to them right away.
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And what would happen a lot of times is people would show up, people would get the message and show up.
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Today is an opportunity to get the message out; we are missing out on some of the world's most valuable treasure.
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A few of those viral videos spread around Russian social media sites and the Kremlin will start to get the message.
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For those willing to shell out $500 to start that conversation, they are a great way to get the message across.
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And with fewer cases, experts fear that American taxpayers will get the message that it's all right to break the law.
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Critics say the administration has not done enough to get the message out to people who could qualify for financial assistance.
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And Delrahim is the wrong person to hold hostage in order to get the message across that antitrust enforcement is important.
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"Clearly the Assad regime did not get the message last year," Mattis told reporters in a press briefing at the Pentagon.
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For example, to get the message across, place North Korea's crimes against humanity in a digestible pan-Korean, historical context. How?
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That's because presidents also use memoranda and proclamations to achieve policy goals or to get the message out about their priorities.
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"We continue to get the message out that nobody should vape," said Dean Sidelinger, an Oregon health officer and state epidemiologist.
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"With this ruling, Mississippi — and other states trying to put abortion out of reach — should finally get the message," she added.
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"Clearly the Assad regime did not get the message last year," Mattis told reporters in a press briefing at the Pentagon.
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They refuse to get the message, or get it but dismiss it -- as nonsense, as lies, as "fake news," or trivial.
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I think it's also because for some reason we get the message that [periods are] a "hack" thing to talk about.
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So I'm looking for something small, yet still nice enough for her to get the message that I'd be lost without her.
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It re-motivates me to keep pushing harder to get the message out there that psoriasis doesn't have to hold you back.
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The CDC wants to get the message out to both schools and parents about where teens need the most support and protection.
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" To get the message through, Anderson added, "He's keeping up with whatever I listen to on my iPod, so he's all right.
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And a number of these detractors of Ayers tried to get the message to Trump that he'd be making a big mistake.
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You can have a conversation with a person, get the message notification, and then look at the watch and read it fast.
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Despite her efforts to explain the word in the special instructions section, it seems whoever iced the cake didn't get the message.
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They are the ones who get the message that these monuments were erected to be -- and still are -- symbols of white supremacy.
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Rapper 208 Chainz helped get the message to fans that Kanye would be performing in front of Webster Hall at 20163 a.m.
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Johnson wasn't scheduled to meet with Trump, but he did appear on Trump's favorite morning show to get the message to him.
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That's no easy feat, and Nadella recounts how he was occasionally forced to get tough in order to get the message across.
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"I can't think of a better way to get the message of Christmas out than for people to keep taking Jesus home."
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Adolescence When parents have something to say that they really want teenagers to hear, these approaches can help get the message across.
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"Perhaps it will require an intervention from President Putin himself to help them get the message that things must change," Andersen said.
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But it took 40 minutes for authorities to get the message out, another hour before it pushed out a cancellation to phones.
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"People get the message that Mimi Walters doesn't care about them," said Porter, a law professor at the University of California, Irvine.
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When the iPad has enough information, the circle will blur and you&aposll get the message that the first scan is complete.
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And in 2008, staffed with Dean alums, Barack Obama leaned heavily on Facebook to get the message out about his first presidential campaign.
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Weiman: We want to get the message across to them that there is hope and there is a way to fulfill their dreams.
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"When we opened, we had to get the message across to people that they needed to order more of the rice," says Gonçalves.
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I decided to participate because I wanted the execs to get the message that this is something a lot of people care about.
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Hopefully, this downward trend will continue into the future as parents get the message about keeping dangerous prescription drugs away from children.[Pediatrics]
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Your boss ought to get the message that it's in his best interest to make sure you are appreciated, and not at risk.
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"I have seen how impactful golf can be on peoples' wellbeing, now it is time to get the message out there," he said.
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But for the coming months, as hotels get the message to upgrade their software, it never hurts to flip the door bolt, too.
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If we win, it'd be amazing, but if we don't, I still want people to get the message and start seeing the inequality.
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Maybe now studios will get the message not to change characters' races at random, especially when a large and rabid fanbase is watching.
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In case Winston didn't get the message, though, we'll spell it out: Outdated gender stereotypes should pretty much never be your go-to.
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"There's more political risk if we don't get the message to Senator McConnell that we need to get this done," Mr. Jones said.
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When I found a man suitable for my tastes I would on occasion play "Handle With Care" hoping that he'd get the message.
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Retired longtime immigration judge Paul Schmidt, a staunch critic of the administration, says immigration judges will get the message from the Justice Department.
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To a certain degree, it's kind of OK. If someone is not contacting you, they kind of want you to get the message.
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I'm a celebrity, so this is a way for me to use my celebrity and get the message out that we're facing a crisis.
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And just maybe these predatory monsters will get the message their actions are wrong and they will be exposed for treating women so horribly.
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When I am mad at someone, all I have to do is place my hand on my hip and they really get the message.
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If they didn't get the message, the album titles spelled it out: ''Black Unity,'' ''Black Saint,'' ''In Pursuit of Blackness,'' ''Power to the People.
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But the authors argue that the granular data offers a political opportunity to push for climate policies — if advocates can get the message right.
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The markets will be watching to see if the politicians get the message and work to change business as usual in Washington during 2017.
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My reasons are personal (concussions and NFL owners attempting to suppress free speech), but it's taking a while for Google to get the message.
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The app is not the only tool being used — email groups and Telegram channels are also used to get the message out, for example.
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" I thought, "If these families who've just gone through this feel this way, clearly Washington is going to get the message and do something.
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It's time for the Obama administration to get the message and end the reckless rush to auction off our public land to oil companies.
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There are instances when "Samia can't verbatim get the message out," Mr. Ali, who lives in the Atlanta area, said of the promotional posts.
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"You want the person to get the message that you care, that they are not alone in their grief," she said in an email.
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"China watchers said rapping the knuckles of a popular sports league ensures that a wide swath of Americans get the message," the WaPo writes.
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Should politicians ignore the passion behind this Saturday's March For Our Lives, they might just have to wait until November to get the message.
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Muniz said he's been trying to get the message across for a long time that Republicans aren't taking Latino outreach seriously enough in Texas.
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"We did try to get the message out to the White House that our priority tomorrow is the first funeral," Peduto said Monday night.
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Viewers seemed to get the message of "Birdhouse Repo" without much thought: oh, look, even the birds are being forced out of the city.
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The ministry of education works with parent-support groups and online influencers, organises seminars and is active on social media to get the message out.
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Lower rates expand buying power and create a sense of urgency especially as would-be buyers get the message that rates will never be lower.
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"We need to get the message through to the decision makers that free expression online is good for society and good for business," Toker says.
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" "We must all act cooperatively to expose the crimes of the Tehran regime and do whatever is needed to make sure they get the message.
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It may not be directly, but you will get the message that: we would like you to be with us and are you with us.
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It may not be directly, but you will get the message that: 'We would like you to be with us, and are you with us?
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Scott Wagner, the Republican nominee for governor of Pennsylvania, did not get the message that the GOP is now the party of patient, civil discourse.
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When the boss asks if you wants to keep your job and then tells you what he "hopes" you will do, you get the message.
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When their roles are devalued, they get the message that they should take their talents elsewhere — or never choose public service in the first place.
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"I'm using the same tactics advertising uses, luring people in, making them want to look at it so they will get the message," she says.
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To "talk back" to Comcast, Disney would have to get the message out that it wouldn't bid again on Sky, perhaps through a public statement.
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American newspapers such as The Times printed the 14-point speech in full, but that did not mean the average German would get the message.
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As a variation, you can also use that format and instead tag someone else or a channel so that they get the message on time.
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"We've got to get the message out here that violence isn't the way to resolve our differences," Paul said Wednesday following the verdict, WBKO reported.
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When someone on your close friends list messages you, you'll get the message in Threads rather than Instagram (if you have Threads downloaded, that is).
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Next to "Send only to my Contacts," move the slider to the right if you only want people in your network to get the message.
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If his challenger wins on the backs of the left wing groups that have flooded into Illinois, members across the country will get the message.
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"We did try to get the message out to the White House that our priority tomorrow is the first funeral," Peduto told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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I thought, &aposIf these families who&aposve just gone through this feel this way, clearly Washington is going to get the message and do something.
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"Folks were looking for ways to tell their stories, and we had to figure out new and unique ways to get the message out," Robinson said.
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But around the state, fire officials have struggled to get the message to the public: be alert, be ready, and when evacuation orders come, get out.
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Sessions responded that "hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border unlawfully."
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"People who don't live as close don't care as much, but they should get the message they are going to be affected as well," said Langdon.
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As congressional Republicans take their annual retreat to Philadelphia, one conservative advocacy group is making sure the lawmakers get the message about repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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Walk through any of the remodeled parts of the office and you get the message loud and clear: Twitter is about the people, not the product.
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In books, movies, and just about everywhere else, girls get the message that the more selflessly and painfully a woman suffers, the more we love her.
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If Republicans in the New York State Senate don't do their part now, they may get the message when frustrated voters make it to the polls.
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"You got to get the message right; then you'll get the messenger," he said, adding that Democrats can't just wait for the president to self-destruct.
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In other words, they tend to have more top-down organizations, and that's just a more efficient way to distribute labor and get the message out.
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"I am trying to get the message across that we are not going to be here, so you better get your act together fast," she said.
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"The goal is to reach 1 billion views and get the message to as many people around the world," Reed told Business Insider about the project.
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American newspapers like The New York Times printed the 14-point speech in full, but that did not mean the average German would get the message.
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"We did try to get the message out to the White House that our priority tomorrow is the first funeral," Mayor Bill Peduto told Anderson Cooper.
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On the evidence of his play "Too Heavy for Your Pocket," Jiréh Breon Holder either didn't get the message or decided to pay it no heed.
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Your friend isn't exactly going to get the message that they need to quit texting you every weekend if you're trying to passively phase them out.
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And in case people still didn't get the message, Bey performed the song at the MTV VMAs with a huge sign behind her that read, simply, FEMINIST.
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If we really are going to get the message about playing God for profit, then the Jurassic series needs to keep embracing the horror at its core.
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" Most of all Cramer's just waiting for the Federal Reserve to get the message he's been shouting from the rooftops: "the economy can take care of itself.
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"It was surreal to get the message saying 'your ride is here' and then to watch the car putt around a foreign city without me," she said.
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The real question is whether Democrats can quickly get the message that, contrary to what many of them have supposed, the election is not theirs to lose.
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The elder Kennedy supported the British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, who often carried an umbrella as an accessory, and he hoped the president would get the message.
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American newspapers such as The New York Times printed the 14-point speech in full, but that did not mean the average German would get the message.
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"Voters will get the message that the Democratic Party stands for a big idea of giving every American access to the super popular Medicare program," he said.
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To the Editor: The left is starting to get the message after four congressional losses in special elections: We have met the enemy and it is us.
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I believe that the image wants to get the message across that boys can say "I love you" to one another without any stereotypes to stop them.
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The Department of Justice unveiled a dramatic video, produced in part by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, in a press conference Thursday to get the message across.
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The changes have drawn the ire of Democrats, though they've struggled to get the message out in part because the legal mechanics involved are somewhat dense and confusing.
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An apparently gobsmacked Lady Gaga, winning best actress in a limited series or TV movie for the latest incarnation of FX's "American Horror Story," didn't get the message.
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He treats her as if she were a ghost, not brave enough to tell her to move out of his townhouse atelier, hoping she will get the message.
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"It is little bit hard for us to get the message out that business can do good and be profitable at the same time in Vietnam," she said.
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You can approve if it's you or deny if it's not, and if you can't get the message for some reason you can call instead to get approval.
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Jaime Alee, a Chilean lithium consultant who has advised foreign investors on opportunities in the local market, said outsiders like Salar Blanco were starting to get the message.
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To get the message out we've teamed up with partners like the PTA, American Academy of Pediatrics, and even Hollywood writers to integrate these realities into their stories.
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The only time I did not get the message I'd been impacted was when I entered "Elmo" as the last name and "123456" as my Social Security number.
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Her older brothers said their mother ran what they jokingly called her "moccasin brigade" of other women who would go to political events and get the message out.
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"Unlike others, I'd tell him to tweet more, to be on Facebook more, to get the message out more, but to be focused," Walker told FOX's Julie Banderas.
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Vice President Mike Pence, whom Trump used as a conduit to further get the message across to Ukraine that it needed to investigate corruption to get US support.
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This is designed for elderly users and people with bladder problems who might not get the message that it's time to go when it's truly time to go.
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That's why good things happen when Arab leaders finally get the message that their best political and military might won't work and the Israelis are there to stay.
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" And, for those who didn't get the message the first time she took it a step further and said, "Stop f***ing playing with me and my name.
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Take it from everyone living south of Kansas who's about to hunt you down and beat the shit out of you to get the message across more clearly.
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And just in case the tenants in five buildings near 57th Street and Fifth Avenue did not get the message, demolition work started on a sixth, adjoining building.
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"I thought, &aposIf these families who&aposve just gone through this feel this way, clearly Washington is going to get the message and do something,&apos" Stack said.
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Sudan is in a rapidly escalating crisis, and now celebrities like Rihanna and George Clooney are using their fame to try and get the message to the wider world.
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The account followed up the definition of "fact" days later with another pertinent response to Conway's "alternative facts" statement: Other posts require little explanation to get the message across.
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It's getting faster internet speeds to a select few areas, it's somewhat speeding up the broader deployment of 5G, and it's starting to get the message out to consumers.
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But we should have the right to expect more from attorneys – especially if they are engaged to get the message out or, more likely, put the current fire out.
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The state is advising those facilities to "get the message out to vulnerable populations" that they should avoid crowds on Election Day unless they're voting, according to the statement.
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While nothing will get the message across like a fourth World Cup title, making your voice heard to U.S. Soccer will show the groundswell of support for the USWNT.
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When words simply aren't enough, oftentimes magazines turn to cover art to get the message across, and in this case Plunkert's cover already seems to have resonated with people online.
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We see consistently that the school reporting numbers are very low because (victims) get the message from the university that this is not a safe place to ask for help.
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You can pick one up from eBay from around $10-$15, and while it may not get the message across in the way you'd hope, it's a solid, cheap try.
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"We've got to get the message out: Terrorists are using social media to target young kids," said John Carlin, assistant attorney general for national security at the Department of Justice.
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It's not clear if Thomas didn't quite get the message or if he didn't have enough time to boost his grades, but two days later at the Houston Rockets vs.
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"With this decision, we hope that schools and legislators will finally get the message that excluding transgender kids from the restrooms is unlawful sex discrimination," he said in a statement.
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"Clearly the Assad regime did not get the message last year," Mattis said, referring to the retaliatory U.S. strike on a Syrian air field following a previous chemical weapons attack.
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If the campaign wanted Mr. Papadopoulos to stand down, previously undisclosed emails obtained by The Times show that he either did not get the message or failed to heed it.
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"I knew that it was always going to be important to get the message out, because I knew everything that was going on that people didn't know about," Dokic said.
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"Hopefully people that I represent will see it, get the message, understand what I'm doing, how I'm approaching this, and we go from that," Mr. Jones said in an interview.
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"With this ruling, Mississippi – and other states trying to put abortion out of reach – should finally get the message," CRR staff attorney Hillary Schneller said in a statement to CNN.
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If he can't get the message to Mr. Trump directly, why doesn't he get booked on "Fox & Friends," the morning talk show that doubles as the president's daily intelligence briefing?
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Meals on Wheels has also enlisted social media influencers to get the message out to young people, recruiting supporters like YouTuber Meghan Camarena and senior social media maven Baddie Winkle.
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"If we get the message across, even all those women shucking shells can become entrepreneurs once these processing plants get so big they run out of space," he said later.
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It's very tough, but I have been trying to get the message out that we will get through this, we will see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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"Once you mess up his whole formation, take his quarterback out, he has not one offensive lineman left on the line but backups, then he'll get the message," Swann says.
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The unusual timing of the call and the adviser's haste to get the message across pointed to Qatar's deep concern about the impact the remarks attributed to the emir could have.
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And that is why I wanted to work with Refuge – to get the message out to anyone who may need help and support that it's time to stop covering it up.
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"We really want to get the message out to women who are pregnant or considering becoming pregnant that they should postpone travel to countries where there is Zika," Dr. Bassett said.
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If there aren't any emails from the person specified, Alexa can be used to set up a one-time notification so you get the message you're waiting on when it arrives.
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Trump says he wants Central American migrants to learn about the raids and get the message they should apply through the legal immigration system to seek employment in the United States.
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So the rare women who come forward are usually left with nothing to show for it, and employers get the message that it's cheaper to feign ignorance or sweep complaints away.
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"There's not going to be [an arms race] because he's going to ensure that other countries get the message that he's not going to sit back and allow that," Spicer said.
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"We have very strong advocates who are in Annapolis every day educating legislators, rallying the people, emailing, phone-banking, and doing whatever it takes to get the message out," she said.
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Boys must be raised to understand why that behavior is wrong, teenagers need to be reminded of it and grown men need to pay for it until they get the message.
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If at least a majority of our slate does not get in on March 6, then I guess we will get the message that this deal is not going to happen.
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Familiar points of reference help With only 30 or even 60 seconds to get the message across, commercials have to do a lot of business in a short amount of time.
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"This is the most peaceful way to get the message out," said restaurant owner Saif Abu Baker, as the Nablus crowds spilled out of the mosque into surrounding alleyways and courtyards.
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We appreciate everyone who helped get the message out on social media and in the news media," the designer captioned a shot of the puppy that featured the words "home safe.
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"Adds Mars, "The fact that beauty is being marketed as this inclusive and multifaceted thing is super-important, since it's going across all these attainable channels for everyone to get the message.
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So the company looks to be hoping to develop a multi-stakeholder, multi-format information network off of its own platform to help get the message out about fakes spreading on WhatsApp.
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He should get the message that you're not looking for a date but that you respect his role in your mutual line of work (and you're not out there gossiping about him).
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While we all sought the return of some sense of normality, it appears that thousands of youths didn't get the message, and took to the streets in protests the very next day.
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For those who didn't get the message, however, the show ended with a flower boy scattering roses before a bride in a long, extravagantly feathered skirt, short cape — and waistcoat plus trousers.
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Males get the message that they can be too small, so you have pressure about stature, about physique and having very unrealistic body images portrayed to them and really marketed to them.
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Now the challenge was how to get the message to the average person on the streets, and since there are no independent newspapers or radio stations we decided to use the telephone.
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And it's no accident that people get the message—people take the idea that society rigs things for the rich and gives the best education to those who need elevation the least.
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Did anyone get the message – "when sexy meets smart, your small business scores" – or was everyone just too skeeved out by the up-close on-screen slobbering, complete with squirm-inducing sound effects?
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"We are working every day, day and night, to ensure that we get the message out that vaccines are safe, effective, and the best way to keep families and communities safe," she said.
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The pressure for Democrats to get the message right on the economy comes as Trump enters the throes of his reelection campaign with the highest approval ratings at any time of his presidency.
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"When will our legislators get the message?" asked Hilton Kelly, a member of the campaign and a resident of Port Author, Texas, which was flooded after heavy rain from Hurricane Harvey in 2017.
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At the same time, the two sides depend on one another, in one case to get the message out and in the other as a source of material that fuels the entire operation.
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Unless members of the newly minted Democratic majority proactively create daylight for themselves, moderate and conservative-leaning voters in their districts will get the message only from the loud fringes of the party.
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"If a thorn shows up, they very quickly get the message thorniness is not welcome," said Lewis Rothlein, 69, a retired yoga instructor from Asheville, N.C., who comments on the column almost daily.
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"If at least a majority of our slate does not get in on March 63, then I guess we will get the message that this deal is not going to happen," he said.
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"If at least a majority of our slate does not get in on March 6, then I guess we will get the message that this deal is not going to happen," he said.
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We've also seen things like when people shut down the internet over the [Stop Online Piracy Act] fight and sites started to go black — that kind of thing starts to get the message across.
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"I think where there is no one clear winner it gives us the opportunity to get the message out, and we're going to take the opportunity," Bloomberg told Reuters in an interview in Detroit.
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While exact details will be worked out, Airbnb and cities will work together to get the message out to people, since the idea is to appeal to people beyond Airbnb's own network of hosts.
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After banning hoverboards from New York City's subways, trains, and busses last month, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has begun rolling out new ads, first spotted by Gothamist, to make sure you get the message.
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The money was sufficient to fund a good campaign with enough media to get the message out, and we could be sure it was our ideas, not our fundraising prowess, that won the day.
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"We kept it concise and honed in on the immediate needs, such as the product workflow to enable four free months of services, and how to immediately get the message out to our partners."
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"We will be sure to get the message to clarify for people that [Obamacare] is still here, and you should still sign up ... we will let people know when to sign up," Hooper said.
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"You would think after all these seasons on Botched that people would get the message that plastic surgery is dangerous and that they're at risk, but we've seen just the opposite," Dr. Dubrow tells PEOPLE.
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"They're struggling to deal with what's happening, and now they have this huge financial burden, and if there's anything I can do to help, it's just really to get the message out there," Cobbley said.
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Speaking to CNBC on Thursday at the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Bali, Indonesia, Jim Yong Kim said that the World Bank is trying to get the message across that trade is critical.
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If people want to prompt change and influence leaders, one way to get the message across is to get into their hearts and inspire from there, according to world-renowned primatologist and conservationist Jane Goodall.
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The level of optimism at the annual leadership meeting last month about Ford's transformation was high, and now those executives want to get the message out more broadly to employees, according to Ford's Thai-Tang.
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I hope that the mostly male delegates here in Davos get the message that we want to participate fully and equally with them, and perhaps in fact Davos could make that the Fifth Industrial Revolution!
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That's why, Hertzberg says, Prelude is trying to get the message out that "it's never going to be better, faster, and cheaper to preserve your options for your fertility than if you're in your 20s."
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"Clearly the Assad regime did not get the message last year," Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon, referring to the retaliatory U.S. strike last year on a Syrian air base after a previous chemical attack.
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At a moment when so many teens get the message that what a college admissions committee wants matters more than anything they care about, helping girls find their "north star" has never been more important.
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Namely the fact that the movements are not suitable for precise controls and, if the demo video is anything to judge by, they have to be performed with a little gusto to get the message across.
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"He's going to ensure that other countries get the message that he's not going to sit back and allow that," Spicer, who was named this week as White House spokesman for the president-elect, told NBC.
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"Girls get the message they should not be in leadership roles and boys get message they need to be more assertive and aggressive," said Deborah Best, a Wake Forest University psychology professor who studies gender stereotypes.
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Facebook is perhaps the best amplification machine the world has ever known, bringing a single person's message to potentially billions of users — so it's natural that political astroturfers would use it to get the message out.
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They need to help get the message across that this is a real danger that won't go away, and help us learn more about how it's such a risk for people of all ages, especially kids.
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The bad news is that they didn't get the message from 2016: that if you don't have a likable candidate who connects with people, with a message that jumps out at you, you're going to lose.
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"This gives me more of an opportunity to get the message out to young voters who weren't even born or don't even remember what happened to the women who have suffered," she told the news service.
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With leaders like our president sounding the alarm, however, more people should get the message that college is a good start but not the end to learning if you want to keep your career on track.
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Administrators would get the message that if they ask students to distinguish more clearly genuine cases of harassment from the occasional annoying, offensive acts that pop up in every free society, the federal government won't rebuke them.
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"Whether it be by kneeling or standing with their arms locked, our sons have chosen this platform to get the message out about social justice and unity, and they will always have our support," the letter reads.
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" DiCaprio told PEOPLE he "wanted to make a movie that really highlighted the scientific community," adding, "We spent 2 and a half years in multiple locations speaking to dozens of people trying to get the message out.
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To help get the message out, UNC has partnered with Postpartum Progress, a nonprofit organization considered one of the leading sources of information and support for mothers suffering from some form of mental illness related to childbirth.
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"We hope Johnson does well enough that Republicans and Democrats get the message," the Tribune editors explained, suggesting a strong third-party showing in November will inspire the major parties to reassess their priorities ahead of 2020.
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"But also most people are struggling to get the message (from Wednesday's votes), visibility remains fairly low on the path going forward and uncertainty remains high," he added, saying this will likely cap the rise in yields.
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"I'm learning a lot more about how to get the message out, in terms of beyond what we're doing," Biden said on Wednesday, adding that there is still "plenty of opportunity to communicate" with the American people.
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As more patients get the message to ride out the symptoms of the novel coronavirus at home, those coming into hospitals are sicker, according to Dr. Jolion McGreevy, the medical director of Mount Sinai Hospital's emergency department.
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The con worked because it was based on truth: Stan was Philip's only friend; Philip wished Stan had stayed with him in EST (great line); with Oleg arrested, Philip and Elizabeth had to get the message through.
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The Ohio campaign, which had used grant money to plan town halls, block parties and other census-promotion events with 45 grass-roots groups, now must search for ways to get the message out without drawing crowds.
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Bannon tried to conspire with other conservatives to get the message to Trump that this was beyond the pale — and he got some support from Laura Ingraham and Lou Dobbs — but ultimately Trump had made up his mind.
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When one of Obama's aides reached back out to the White House to return the call, the new president's staffers said Trump just wanted to say thank you for the note -- and wanted Obama to get the message.
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But the Speaker needs to recognize that the world has changed and there are other ways to get the message out in real time to a broader audience of people that would probably never be watching C-SPAN.
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"We think it is right to extend to midnight tomorrow (Thursday) to allow people who have not yet registered time to get the message that registration is still open and get themselves registered," he said in a statement.
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When one of Obama's aides reached back out to the White House to return the call, the new President's staffers said Trump just wanted to say thank you for the note -- and wanted Obama to get the message.
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"This gives me more of an opportunity to get the message out to young voters who weren't even born or don't even remember what happened to the women who have suffered," she told Reuters of her choice to join.
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Skyward Sword, which also had brilliant dungeons and fantastic overworld interactions, was infamous for its slow opening hours and aggravating pop-ups with every collectable (even the hundredth time after you collect a cool beetle, you'll get the message).
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"I'm really glad that so much attention has come my way, if for no other reason than I can get the message out that your voice can be heard, and please get out and vote in November," he said.
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But lest we get the message that the flamboyant beaks are merely serving as a distraction from problematic legs, we learn not just that Bob no longer worries about his skinny legs — "he is now rather proud of them!"
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"We know that we can support more people and this is an opportunity to thank those who have volunteered and to get the message out there for those who are in crisis to text Shout 85258," a spokeswoman says.
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"They seem determined to get the message to the market that they are going to stay on course and continue to buy bonds until they get inflation above 2 percent," said Tim Condon, chief Asia economist at ING Singapore.
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One of hundreds shepherded into a queue behind metal barriers by police before handing over their petitions one-by- one, Anna, a 16-year-old Moscow schoolgirl, said she hoped Putin would get the message and not run again.
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"I'm not scared of Facebook or violating my NDA because you know I think that it's more important to get the message out there that Facebook needs to get its act together and get in the game," he said.
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It's around age 5 that boys get the message that anger is acceptable but that they're not supposed to show other feelings, like vulnerability, said Tony Porter, co-founder of A Call to Men, an education and advocacy group.
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Yep, Wayfair's virtual doors are officially open (check out its homepage, like we get the message) for its annual Black Friday Blowout event — and this is the weekend to snap up that larger piece of furniture you've been eyeing.
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Girls get the message early (as do boys, whom I would argue it damages just as much, if not more): If you want to be taken seriously — if you want to be perceived as strong — don't let them see you cry.
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They are using the exact same playbook as they used in 2016 between not really having a message other than Trump is bad and now relying on celebrities to get the message out there, that&aposs exactly what they did.
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"When I go to the circus and there's a guy in a cage with 12 tigers, there's always a chance that one of the tigers didn't get the message," the 70-year-old rock legend and Jesus Christ Superstar Live!
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After school administrations in and out of the U.S. have received very public pushback to attempts to regulate natural hairstyles, punish teens for wearing braids, and force students to dye their hair black, you would think someone would get the message.
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"In order to be credible, you have to get the message out via the methodologies that a community commonly uses," said Dr. Irwin Redlener, professor of health policy and management at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University.
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And we were talking to him about how can we get the message back on track and not take away from the military, not take away from pride in our country, but keep the focus on what the issues really are.
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That's one of the things I'm committed to doing is being an advocate for campaign finance reform, because it's absolutely ridiculous the amount of time that's spent on trying to raise the money in order to get the message out.
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"With regard to the first lady, past White Houses have said, 'We know she's going to get attention anyways, so we may as well use that to get the message we want and talk about what she's doing,'" she said.
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"We need to get the message out to schools, sororities, fraternities and college preparatory academies with bunk beds to stop these injuries," said lead author Dr. Randall Loder, an orthopedic surgeon at the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis.
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You don't have to be a Wall Street analyst to get the message: Investors are betting that sales for these firms will rise as Americans prepare for an outbreak that government officials have stated is just a matter of time.
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"Whether it be by kneeling or standing with their arms locked, our sons have chosen this platform to get the message out about social justice and unity, and they will always have our support," the mothers said in their statement.
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"It's a very tricky dance of trying to get the message that they're trying to convey out, without painting the writers as dissidents," Liu told me over coffee one day, as we sat in the kitchen of his home in Massachusetts.
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He said looking at the bigger picture, the state health department has worked extensively with rabbis, community leaders, and health care professionals in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community to get the message out that measles can be dangerous and vaccines are safe.
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Lam told BuzzFeed News that he decided to call out Daum's tweet because "racism against Asian-Americans is often pushed to the side" and that he wanted to get the message out that he believed it was a form of cultural appropriation.
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And even if America does not feel a trickle of fear at the prospect of falling further behind the EU, which leads the world as signatory to the largest number of trade deals (see chart), perhaps other governments might get the message.
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"We were talking to [Boyer] about how can we get the message back on track and not take away from the military, not take away from pride in our country but keep the focus on what the issues really are," Kaepernick told ESPN.com.
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"If an employee is expected to make their number available for text-based communication, it runs the risk of blurring the boundaries such that the employee can get the message they are expected to always be on," said Monique Valcour, an executive coach.
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In the wake of Trump's executive order blocking people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the country and Saturday's spontaneous nationwide protests at airports, Democrats seemed to finally get the message: Their constituents want them to block Trump at every turn.
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Needless to say, Kaminski got some good reactions to those savvy enough to pick up on his sly nod: Especially from Cubs fans: Even if Murphy didn't get the message outright, maybe Kaminski's dulcet tunes helped sink in a more subliminal message.
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Faced with the opposition, the mayor's strategy has been threefold, aides said: Stay focused on the job; keep in constant communication with supporters and allies; and get the message out on the radio, in town-hall-style meetings and through community events.
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When it comes to Ireland, London might just be beginning to get the message: The UK no longer has the power to dictate terms, least of all to a former colony with which it has spilt almost a millennia of bad blood.
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"I hope the administration is beginning to get the message here that where they are is not only wrong on the merits but wrong politically," Mr. McConnell said during a question period after a blistering speech attacking Mr. Obama's terrorism policies on Feb.
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When the title character of "Danny Girl" tries to tell her father of her stepbrother's advances toward her, she can't get the message to him where he is hiding in plain sight: on the couch under a blanket with his new wife.
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"The company is part of a very crowded market of online travel agencies, and making a push to get the message out there that it's aiding refugees is a way for it to stand out more to the general public," he said.
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We need something like that in a million different versions — a funny version, a comic book version, any way we can get the message across that there's a chain of transmission, and anyone you infect might eventually infect someone who could die.
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The good Ship FinnPoe is unfortunately scuttled in canon, but that was never going to stop Poe throwing long, fiery looks at his BF(F) and holding every hug with Finn for as long as the audience needs to get the message.
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Without a loud international outcry, governments that demonize and lock up good honest reporters for calling them to account will get the message they can scare all reporters into silence so they are free to violate whatever laws and norms they choose.
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They appliquéd the kind of slogans found on dollar store coffee mugs onto candy-colored ruffled mille-feuilles, made from a total of five miles of tulle, to suggest no matter how sweet a woman looked, it was time to get the message.
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Besides giving fans a dazzling display of Latina starpower at the Super Bowl halftime show, Jennifer Lopez and Shakira also had a lot to say about hot-button political topics -- and they didn't have to buy a multimillion-dollar ad to get the message out.
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"When you have these police officers coming from other jurisdictions and they will not respect human life, then I said we should use rocks, bricks or bottles to try to get the message over: stop endangering our children," Stokes told Jackson's The Clarion-Ledger newspaper.
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I respect the hell out of it and I really gravitate towards bands like Anti-Flag and Desaparecidos, but it's almost like a way for me to get my news in a sense and get the message of the people that feel strongly about it.
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"My hope is that they'll continue to get the message not just from the United States, here in Japan, and in South Korea, but on an increasing basis from China and countries all over the world committing to a denuclearized Korean Peninsula," he said.
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It will take lawmakers, scientists, industry and advocates worldwide to come together to create a new and better environment; yet how many children around the world have to die before we get the message that they need a better, cleaner place to live and thrive?
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But in PG&E's initial large-scale shutdown effort, it has failed to get the message across of where the power will go out, and for how long (Though the utility has sent out press releases, text messages, and e-mails about the shutoffs).
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The White House responded to Scott (who has already visited D.C. in an attempt to mobilize Congress) through spokesman Josh Earnest, who said "we hope that Republicans in Congress will finally get the message" and approve the $1.9 billion Obama has declared necessary to fight the virus.
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"This show was an amazing way to get the message across to bullies that they need to stop doing what they are doing, it really did a good job of showing how impactful words and actions can be to other human beings," Jackson, 19, writes diplomatically.
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"We will strike Monday for our students and for our profession, and perhaps then DPS will get the message and return to the bargaining table with a serious proposal aimed at solving the teacher turnover crisis in Denver," said DCTA President Henry Roman in announcing the strike.
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"We had to one, come up with a way of talking about ourselves in a voice that actually stood out, but we also had to be more creative about all the channels that you could use to get the message out," Brown told Business Insider in 2017.
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"[T]here's not going to be [an arms race] because he is going to ensure that other countries get the message he is not going to sit back and allow that," Spicer said, according to a transcript of the interview that was shared by a CNN journalist.
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Tyler Childers: Purgatory (Hickman Holler) This intense, narrow, flawlessly crafted retro-nuevo honky-tonk album gains decisive poetry from both Childers's lean, resonant East Kentucky drawl and his failure to shake his fundamentalist upbringing—purgatory, in case you didn't get the message, is a Romanist notion.
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Speaking of the military, it, too, was pulled into the story when Mr. Trump boasted that his generals came straight from "central casting," though apparently Sean Spicer, the press secretary, didn't get the message until he was told to start dressing for his part behind the lectern.
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" Lagerfeld was regularly under fire from PETA for his use of fur, crocodile, lizard and snake skins which he staunchly defended, telling the The New York Times in 2015, "The problem with fur… For me, as long as people eat meat and wear leather, I don't get the message.
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"[T]here's not going to be [an arms race] because he is going to ensure that other countries get the message he is not going to sit back and allow that," he said on NBC's "Today," according to a transcript of his interview shared by a CNN journalist.
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Whether the Iranians will get the message remains to be seen, but what is being telegraphed to all in the region by way of President Trump's Syria strategy is that, after much indecisiveness and hesitation, the United States is back and willing to put some skin in the game.
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"If officers are not trained to get the message that a positive drug test is more equivocal than the label would make you think, you'll have police officers thinking, 'Positive means it's definitely drugs,'" said Carl Takei, a senior staff attorney at the ACLU's Trone Center for Justice and Equality.
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So, it is -- when you think about the idea that our elected officials would spend the amount of time they spend, trolling out for money to it is their message out, when we have so much available quote inventory of time to get the message out, it seems nuts to me.
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In words that again echoed Powell's, underscoring how strongly the Fed wants to get the message across, Williams said, "If there were a material change to this outlook, we would adjust monetary policy in support of our goals of maximum employment and price stability," (Reporting by Ann Saphir Editing by Paul Simao)
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BUT MY FOCUS RIGHT NOW IS HOW CAN WE GET THE MESSAGE OUT TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ABOUT WHO DONALD TRUMP ACTUALLY IS, HIS REAL RECORD IN BUSINESS, WHAT THE IMPLICATIONS OF HIS POLICIES WOULD BE. AND THEN JUST, YOU KNOW, UNDERSCORE IS THIS THE KIND OF TEMPERAMENT THAT WE WANTED IN A LEADER.
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The Cruz campaign Reach: Aired in Wisconsin as part of a $350,000 ad buy Impact: This is another earnest Ted Cruz ad set to music, notable mainly because the narrator says his tax plan would "END the IRS" and insists on drawing a bold X over IRS in case we didn't already get the message.
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E-mails get the message through but are comparatively swift and easy for staffers to process, while conventional mail is at a disadvantage when speed matters, since, in addition to the time spent in transit, anything sent to Congress is temporarily held for testing and decontamination, to protect employees from mail bombs and toxins.
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Even with all the complaints about Rev, the boycott may not have caught on if Rev wasn't a service used by the people best placed to pay attention get the message out — journalists — and Mx. Zilles's decision to appeal on Twitter to some of the media companies that are listed on Rev's website as clients.
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I was in charge of getting the message to the public, but what that really meant was that I was in charge of a staff of several dozen in the White House and hundreds more across the various government agencies, and we were focused on how to use the media to get the message out.
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"I&aposve certainly talked to researchers and clinicians who worry that if we promote too much body acceptance, or focus too much on reducing stigma, that people will get the message that it&aposs accepted, or that people will feel less motivated to want to change their health behaviors or lose weight," Pearl told Insider.
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SESSIONS: Well I see the fact the no one was being prosecuted for this as a factor in a five-fold increase in the four years in this kind of illegal immigration so yes, hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border unlawfully.
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"We need to get the message loud and clear to Mr. Zuckerberg that he's not a country on his own and he can not always have it his way," said Garcia, a member of the US House Financial Services Committee, which is calling for a hearing with Sandberg by the end of October and with Zuckerberg by January.
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It strikes home in terms of we tried to get the message out there 10 years ago about how important it is to take a proactive look at your own health and how many lives can be saved annually just with people being in the know about their blood sugar, blood pressure, body mass index and cholesterol.
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Behind the scenes: In the weeks since the Jerusalem announcement, Trump's senior adviser, Jared Kushner, and special envoy Jason Greenblatt — and even Vice President Mike Pence — were trying to get the message across to the Palestinians, both in public and in private through third parties, that it's worth giving a chance to their peace plan and not rejecting it out of hand.
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That will get the attention of China because China, even if they can't invest in the United States, they are going to want to invest in Canada, or Germany, or Great Britain, or other parts of the EU. And so if all these other countries start to restrict Chinese investment, the Chinese will certainly get the message, " he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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In a recent interview that has already become essential reading, Steven Universe creator Rebecca Sugar eloquently put words to what many queer adults (former queer children) have always known: telling queer stories in children's media is one way that we can "let children know that they belong in this world," especially those who may get the message from other parts of society that they don't.
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"I can use Hamilton to get the message out that says this is something that needs to be more in the mainstream, more in the forefront and really talked about to see if we can get some better treatment so that people aren't constantly on guard for, you know, seizures to come back because that seems like a terrifying way to live," he said.
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Playlist: Electronic: "Get the Message" / "Getting Away With It" / "Forbidden City" / "Until the End of Time" / "Make It Happen" / "Can't Find My Way Home"; Freebass: "It's Not Too Late" / "World Won't Wait"; Bad Lieutenant: "Sink or Swim" / "Twist of Fate"; Stephen and Gillian Songs/Remixes: "Swing Robot" / Nine Inch Nails- "God Given Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert remix" Spotify | Apple Music Jill Krajewski is Noisey Canada's social editor.
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Apparently after trying to arrange corporate sponsorships for the team, the superfan traveled to Rio to get the message out about "Team Little R." Upon arriving in Rio, he tweeted about the mugging of Ryan Lochte saying "Let's end inequality and violence"—well, it was with good intentions... He also employed the Trumpian hashtag #ManyPeopleAreSaying, but used it with heart: "#ManyPeopleAreSaying refugees don't contribute anything great to their host countries" he wrote.
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"We've heard all kinds of rumors, many of which are untrue, but we've heard some rumors that some of the individuals have decided individually to go out in the community just to do one or two little things and we're trying to make sure we get the message to everybody using emails ... do not leave your home because even if you go across the street to the ... ATM you could interact with somebody," he said.
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KUDLOW: THEY ARE GOING TO SAY RAISE THE TAXES AND WELL SPEND AND SPEND AND SPEND ON A BUNCH OF THINGS, AND I DON'T THINK ITS A WINNING MESSAGE IM NOT GOING TO PREDICT THE MIDTERMS IN MARCH, BUT IM SAYING, I THINK THE GOP, IF THEY GET THE MESSAGE OUT AS MUCH STRONGER GROUND ON THIS ELECTION THAN EVER BEFORE I THINK THEY PHASE TWO IS A GOOD IDEA, AND, BY THE WAY, MR TRUMPS DEFENSE IN AMERICA, REGARDING INTERNATIONAL TRADE, WHATEVER THE SPECIFICS TURN OUT TO BE IS A POPULAR ISSUE, A VERY POPULAR ISSUE YOU COULD GO TOO FAR ON THAT I SUPPOSED BUT HES A NEGOTIATOR.
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