Will Bran continue to go between the past, present, future?
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It may go between states, but it doesn't have to.
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Here's a burger that should go between slices of Yorkshire pudding.
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I was the go-between, between this creation and the director.
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But he is also a go-between, and a spin controller.
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I continue to go between these two poles to this day.
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Shipping companies then go between the pharmacy and the drug manufacturers.
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Can you play me every single note that could go between them?
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True, this go-between isn't a perfect solution to solving app disparateness.
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New truth is always a go-between, a smoother-over of transitions.
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It will go between 12 to 16 miles per hour, says Williams.
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Stone eventually told Congress that his go-between with WikiLeaks was Credico.
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Bardwell didn't trust the attorney-go-between and refused to see Barry.
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She also says she felt his fingers go between her butt cheeks.
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And so it attracts engineers who like to go between different things.
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Over I go Between two Police Where's that old fart think he's going?
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I've routinely been able to go between 11 and 12 hours between charges.
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HAHN: There&aposs a long way to go between here and the end.
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Lee became part secretary, part interviewer, part go-between for the flamboyant Capote.
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That's what made Sunday's go between the Rangers and Blue Jays so strange.
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Wilson was the US go-between for Washington and the Iraqi foreign ministry.
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Ryan's top health care staffer, Matt Hoffmann, served as the go-between as Rep.
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The Pelicans responded with a quick give-and-go between him and Rajon Rondo.
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People specialize in political work or commercial work can easily go between the two.
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I need a passport to go between the bitcoin world and the regular world.
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It's a long way to go between Quebec City and the dwarf planet Pluto.
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Most of the parenting decisions are made with their nanny as the go-between.
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Using go-between negotiators, President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev made a deal.
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It makes it easy go between my ideas and theirs and keep it all cohesive.
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She's the go-between between inmates, their pen pals, and the rest of the world.
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Scientists and health experts say you should go between six and seven times a day.
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Former President Barack Obama needed a go-between to make diplomacy with Iran bear fruit.
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The go-between is an ancient species, early evolved to perfection, like the horseshoe crab.
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She discussed posing as a go-between herself between powerful Americans and the Russian government.
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He no longer invests money, but acts as a go-between with the firm's clients.
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Yang will use Neighborhood Trust as a go-between to locate the families in need.
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He said nothing about Rodgers, Hart, a Tin Pan Alley go-between or a lawsuit.
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Britain, with its diplomatic ties all over the world, was still a go-between for America.
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Jang had unique access in the ruling elite and was a go-between with Chinese leadership.
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The interior bays go between them; their number depends on how long a bridge you're making.
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She also used a go-between PR firm to pressure Whole Foods to drop the product.
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Downing Street has insisted that Farage has no place as a go-between to Donald Trump.
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Sons of Anarchy's Theo Rossi slithers around on-screen as the shady criminal go-between Shades.
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White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters denied, however, that Graff acts as a go-between at all.
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The U.S. frequently uses the Swiss consulate in Tehran as a go-between to discuss sensitive matters.
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The Scandinavian country has traditionally served as the chief go-between for the US and North Korea.
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Robert Forster: Songs to Play (Tacete) Subtlety isn't exactly an aesthetic choice for the other Go-Between.
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Epstein served as a go-between Ito and the billionaires, emails published by the New Yorker show.
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Stone was also convicted of lying to Congress about the identity of his go-between with WikiLeaks.
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He was the go-between, the bagman between Meyer Lanksy and President Fulgencio Batista and his government.
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They could take jobs on Capitol Hill, acting as a go-between for their father's administration and lawmakers.
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Library shows come and go between different services, and they've been devalued due to their lack of accessibility.
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The pale-skinned, blond, blue-eyed NAACP executive secretary could easily go between the black and white worlds.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's regional go-between, Jason Greenblatt, is scheduled to return to the region on Monday.
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The ISS is made up of 15 connected modules and Street View allows you to go between them.
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Ganot was the go-between, making six trips to Phoenix in the course of a couple of months.
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Once again, Mr. Dooley is acting as the go-between for the entrenched Viacom regime and the Redstones.
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His wife (Janina Gavankar), from whom he has separated, uses his sister (Michaela Watkins) as a go-between.
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Magbanua was accused of being the go-between who set up the alleged murder by Garcia and Rivera.
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If you're using your wedding planner as the go-between or middle man, that's never a good sign.
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So all dancers are a go-between between a mediator of this world and another world to come.
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Or they choose to go between the ports of entry because the lines have become so backed up.
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Uber has a similar partnership in place with Enterprise, but the GM/Lyft arrangement cuts out the go-between.
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Dubset is a technological go-between that lets artists clear the rights to copyrighted material owned by music labels.
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NUNES: Well, because what has come out now, Maria, is that he has been the go-between Christopher Steele.
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President Moon, who has served as a go-between, said he believed the hoped-for June summit can occur.
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Here's one exchange from September 2016: Stone had previously testified that Credico was his sole "go-between" with Assange.
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By contrast, the famous opening line of L.P. Hartley's "The Go-Between" seems like the stuff of pure fiction.
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The company hasn't revealed how far the all-electric concept can go between charges, but that doesn't much matter.
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But prosecutors have said Stone actually had another go-between with WikiLeaks: conservative author and conspiracy buff Jerome Corsi.
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So for now, it seems the US may act at best as a go-between for the two sides.
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He gave little away when asked by CNN whether WikiLeaks acted as a go-between as suggested by the report.
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The 10 fastest roller coasters in the world can go between 93 and 149 miles per hour, according to TripSavvy.
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As a partnership, the go-between was not subject to tax under Luxembourg law (the statutory corporate rate is 29.22%).
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Turchynov, acting as the go-between, further toyed with Ieremenko by telling him the blackmail sum was twice as much.
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The two legislative chambers have equal powers, so bills must go between them until they are approved in identical form.
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Mr. Motasim is one of very few people in the world who might legitimately serve as such a go-between.
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Epstein worked as a go-between for the MIT Media Lab and Bill Gates to arrange donations, Vanity Fair reported.
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It is Mr. Kushner who has served as the go-between for Mr. Trump in his dealings with the Chinese.
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With those credentials, it was Mr. Ramslien the Taliban approached in 2007 when they were looking for a go-between.
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"I've had to duck underneath the train, go between the cars, or run all the way around it," she said.
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Blockchain is a secured, online ledger of transactions that doesn't need a third party to act as a go-between.
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JetSuiteX flights will also go between San Jose and Bozeman, Montana (near Yellowstone National Park) and Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
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KL: I go between the two cities because I have a plane….. I may be commercial but I don't fly commercial!
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KL: I go between the two cities because I have a plane….. I may be commercial but I don't fly commercial!
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The city had been receiving about $35,000 a year for operating as a go-between in ICE's agreement with GEO Group.
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Chuck Schumer's name has also been mentioned as a possible go between -- as he apparently retains a warm relationship with Sanders.
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The former official who acted as the go-between in Sharapudinov's case said two other militants were helped to get passports.
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Chatbots, meanwhile, will act as the go-between between people, assistants, and other systems, taking care of tasks like online shopping.
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It's alleged that Mifsud was a go-between for Russia and the Trump campaign, and has since come into Mueller's crosshairs.
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My first film role was in The Go-Between in 1971, during the summer holidays when I was at drama school.
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"It was planned for me to go behind my back; it was not planned to go between his legs," he said.
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His father died when he was 7, forcing him to become the main go-between in America for his Pakistani mother.
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Desktop monitors range in sizes but, most of the time, you're going to want to go between 19 and 27 inches.
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He benefited from outstanding combination play in the 53rd minute, after a give-and-go between Darlington Nagbe and Clint Dempsey.
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Mr. Pender acted as a go-between on the day of the shooting, relaying messages between Mr. Woodard and Mr. McKenzie.
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Cohen has already confirmed that he was a go-between in Trump's efforts to secure a deal to build Trump Tower Moscow.
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A close aide said Rafsanjani had "always acted as a go-between whenever political infighting intensified and could harm the Islamic Republic".
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As campaign chairman, he is reported to have enlisted a go-between seeking to blunt union efforts to turn out the vote.
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Stone told the House Intelligence Committee last fall that Credico was his go-between with Assange, prompting the committee to subpoena Credico.
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The car is still for sale, according it's auction profile, but was initially estimated to go between $10.5 million and $13 million.
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It was featured on the April 1963 "Car and Driver" cover and was estimated to go between $2.9 million to $3.5 million.
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A neat give-and-go between Ashley Young and Dele Alli eventually springs the latter running across the top of the area.
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Shoes I go between my Danner boots and my yearly supply of Yeezy V2s — I got the one with the tan stripe.
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His chief of staff, Kirk Adams, is a former Arizona House speaker who serves as Ducey's primary go-between with state lawmakers.
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Without the agreement, both nations need the American military to act as a go-between for coordinating on intelligence, American officials say.
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The pilgrim becomes a go-between, traveling across the sea to Tripoli to bring Clémence, the countess, news of Jaufré's idealized devotion.
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The Russians have paid off House Oversight Chair Jason Chaffetz to the tune of $10 million, using Trump as a go-between.
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We knew that part of it would be done in [post-production] to see how it would flow and intercut and go between.
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Yodlee, a U.S. company that aggregates financial data, acts as a secure go-between for Acorns and the CBA, encrypting the user's password.
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So to get around this hurdle, Insys allegedly set up a program that allowed them to act as a go-between to insurers.
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His father is playing go-between for Oleg and Arkady, seemingly with scant knowledge about what his son is actually up to stateside.
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He appointed his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, as his chief negotiator, and a company lawyer, Jason Greenblatt, as the main go-between.
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This change doesn't even require any doctor's office to talk to another — it would still be my job to be the go-between.
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Kevin was the one doing a lot of the behind-the-scenes stuff and being a go-between for her and the show.
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Romar, who was living in Germany, acted as a go-between for extortion payments when victims could not transfer money directly to Syria.
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FEMA, which was seen as nonresponsive in New Orleans, now embeds someone with local emergency response teams that act as a go-between.
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She has been prepared for his arrival by a go-between pilgrim and is heartbroken to find him on the edge of death.
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Devin Nunes, a close ally of Speaker Paul Ryan, may also serve as a go-between for congressional Republicans and the Trump administration.
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If I could bring the ball up the court, shoot threes and go between the legs and do all that stuff, that'd be great.
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While both European cities were centers of espionage, Helsinki specialized in relaying information and acting as a go-between for world&aposs two superpowers.
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Despite not having Tikhonov to serve as his go-between, Panarin has gone from staying with a Russian family to living on his own.
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Since I often use pressed compacts over liquid foundation, primers can create a sticky mess, but this one lets me easily go between both.
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The department said in the statement that Gadio was the go-between and was paid $400,000 by Ho via wire transfers through New York.
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Qatar has forged a unique personal brand of nonjudgment, if not neutrality, and acts as a go-between for regional actors of all stripes.
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Prince allegedly did serve as a go-between with his former Emirates clients and Trump, and has provided mercenary forces to multiple foreign governments.
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Mr. Stone indicated to the House Intelligence Committee that a former radio host, Randy Credico, was the only person serving as his go-between.
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Credico reportedly acted as a go-between for Stone and Assange in 2016, and was subpoenaed by the House Intelligence Committee to discuss it.
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Stone told CNN that he had never communicated with Assange "either directly or indirectly," which would rule out having a go-between at all.
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Stolar said his client also had separate conversations with Assange, but he declined to confirm that Credico was the go-between identified by Stone.
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Mueller questioned more than a half dozen Stone associates to establish if he had acted as a go-between for the campaign with WikiLeaks.
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"I would try to go between the legs just like him," said Murray, who emerged as a star for the Denver Nuggets this season.
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His job will be to serve as the go-between connecting Facebook CEO and controlling shareholder Mark Zuckerberg with the rest of the board.
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The alleged go-between, Melvin Theuma recently was granted immunity from the prosecution in exchange for giving details on who was behind the bombing.
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China's prevention efforts are being led by its myriad neighborhood committees, which typically serve as a go-between for residents and the local authorities.
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GOHMERT: OK. So, he office a couple of doors down but you had no idea he was actually the go-between to get that information.
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With the players serving as a go-between, you connect to the characters in a way that works for a movie, not a video game.
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Another GOP operative who was also enlisted as a go-between to broker an alliance tells CNN the Cruz campaign had no desire to engage.
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He told Sweden's TT news agency that his government's rare relationship with Pyongyang put officials in an ideal place to act as a go-between.
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How far Kim will go between now and the US Presidential inauguration will depend as much on resources as it will on his own whims.
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And also tonight, more major breaking news surrounding the deep state go-between Bruce Ohr, how the plot thickens tonight even much more than before.
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With this one, you'll need to buy a preamp to go between the turntable and your speakers, which effectively increases your out of pocket cost.
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For one, you get automatic syncing across devices through 1Password's own hosted platform; you don't need to use iCloud or Dropbox as a go-between.
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To go between Washington and Pyongyang at this nuclear moment is to be struck, most of all, by how little the two understand each other.
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In a bid to resolve the impasse, Washington agreed last year to act as a go-between to allow Seoul and Tokyo to swap intelligence.
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The meaning implied by the right answer, LIAISES, is a little bit different, indicating the use of a go-between or some form of collaboration.
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"People are desperate to get out of China," said Spencer Fung of Li & Fung, a go-between for Western companies and factories in developing countries.
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Cannonball in spaaaaace What hurtles through space at 2.5 million miles an hour and could go between the Earth and the moon in six minutes?
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I also liked how the pool area flanked the beach, making it easy to go between pool or ocean to take your dip of choice.
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His use of Squanto (or Tisquantum) as a go-between with the Plymouth settlers also stemmed from the Wampanoags' history of being raided by Europeans.
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She claims to be a go-between, bringing the work of a friend, but a glance at Jo's inky fingers proclaims her as the author.
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The Campaign Legal Center has accused the data firm of being a go-between for the Trump campaign and a Mercer-funded Trump super PAC.
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"You can't overstate how deep the ties go between these two governments," Eric Olander, managing editor of the nonpartisan China Africa Project, told VICE News.
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And text messages released last week after his nine-hour testimony show that Volker factored in heavily as a go-between with Zelensky's top aide.
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Washington's only semiofficial channel to the Syrian government in such matters is the Czech Republic's ambassador in Damascus, who acts as a diplomatic go-between.
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He is also a confidant of the commissioner, close with the leaders of the league's media partners and the league's go-between with President Trump.
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"The altitude that these balloons go, between 90,000 and as high as 130,000 feet, is an area that's not really covered by other mechanisms," he said.
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The park bench is a neutral go-between, perhaps where you had picnics or kissed up against trees in your earlier days of frolicking and fucking.
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The Pronto ($50 retail) solves that problem by acting as a go-between, receiving the iPhone's (or Android phone's) signals, and then transmitting mostly infrared ones.
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During his appearance in front of the committee, Stone refused to identify an "opinion journalist" who had acted as a go-between between Stone and Assange.
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Flashback: Abe is Japan's first sitting prime minister to visit Iran in over 4 decades, though the country has played a similar go-between role before.
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According to the prosecutors, Mr. Stone falsely named Randy Credico, a New York radio host, as his go-between with WikiLeaks in July and August 2016.
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But the sea level lowered briefly on several occasions, allowing dinosaurs and animals to go between Asia and western North America across the Beringian land bridge.
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He did not, as the Steele dossier alleged, go to Prague and act as the go-between for the campaign in exchange for billions of dollars.
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Since 2011, Mr. Schmidt has been a go-between for the company in Washington — some people internally referred to his role as Google's secretary of state.
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Another of his duties was using the dugout telephone to serve as the go-between for Girardi and Brett Weber, who monitors replays for the Yankees.
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It's not like iMessage or Google Message where it's just to the Androids or just to the iPhones, it can go between ... KS: He likes that.
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That President Trump used his personal lawyer as a go-between to funnel these demands to Ambassador Sondland and the Ukrainians does not protect the president.
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Mr. Trump used his personal attorney as the go-between with Mr. Zelensky, urging the Ukrainian president to work with Mr. Giuliani to investigate Mr. Biden.
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Even former U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, a go-between for Beijing and Washington, asked why many who know China best are now pushing for confrontation.
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Jamal, married to a cousin of Malcolm X., acted as a go-between for the movement and Hollywood, often courting high-profile celebrities for their support.
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Sachiko acts as a go-between, both respecting the old hierarchies (the world that Tsuruko holds on to) and understanding the longing expressed by her younger sisters.
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It also would be beneficial to tap a former Starbucks executive as a trusted go-between, like Romney did with former Bain Capital co-founder Bob White.
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While hosting no troops, Oman does allow U.S. forces access to its bases and serves as a crucial go-between for U.S. and Western diplomats and Iran.
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Nader has been a longtime adviser to Emirati officials and has served as a diplomatic go-between for years, brokering meetings with powerful leaders around the world.
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Perez Vizcaíno was the go-between for Rodriguez Mota and another suspect accused of helping orchestrate the hit from a Dominican prison, identified as Jose Eduardo Ciprián.
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As more smart things creep into homes, Airbnb, which makes money as a go-between for people renting their homes, wants to ensure it's in the fray.
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He's a trusted adviser, serving as a go-between for the president-elect on foreign policy and laying the groundwork for a role in the White House.
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He is charged with lying to congressional investigators about the identity of his go-between, the results of his efforts and his communications with Trump campaign officials.
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We help these people identify the right matches, but then we go further, we play the role of go-between where we have counselors for the members.
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The Russian go-between that handed him the documents likely posed as anonymous, and Assange probably didn't ask too many questions (as is standard practice at WikiLeaks).
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The buzzy startup Snowflake, which was last valued at $12.4 billion, is building out an exchange to serve as the go-between for consumers and data providers.
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People who worked with him described him as low-key -- a discreet name-dropper who often volunteered his efforts as a go-between and provided credible information.
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Volker met with Giuliani in mid-July, and he also continued to serve as a go-between for Giuliani and Yermak, who finally met in early August.
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Qatar is being knocked down to size for forging a path of independent foreign policy, creating a hub of alternative media, and serving as political go-between.
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"Nobody is clean in that corruption dispute in the opposition leadership, accusations come and go between them, they're a society of political merchants," he wrote on Twitter.
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The Kremlin on Friday denied that Kissinger, who is visiting Moscow and met Putin behind closed doors on Thursday, was acting as a go-between this time.
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So in recent years, corporate America has been put in the uncomfortable position of a go-between, bridging two worlds that feel increasingly isolated from each other.
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From the mid-1920s on, Mannix prowled that studio, serving as Louis B. Mayer's trusted aide and the studio's go-between with the unions; he even greenlighted films.
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At a press conference announcing the arrests, Hillsborough Sheriff David Gee said the wholesale prices for a pound of Florida grown indoor weed go between $2,000 to $2,500.
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At the same time, he founded BMNT, a consultancy meant to serve as a go-between for his growing circles of acquaintances in the Valley and in government.
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Anyways, at that time I didn't really know what to fantasize about to get off, and so my mind would go between blank concentration and strange, random imagery.
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There, Zebley was intimately involved in the special counsel investigation, including overseeing personnel and often serving as the go-between between Mueller's team and the Department of Justice.
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If you are planning a visit, make sure to go between March and October and make an appointment ahead of time, since the gardens are under private ownership.
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He said he answered all of their questions except for refusing to identify an "opinion journalist" who had acted as a go-between between Stone and Julian Assange.
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But what we&aposre seeing tonight is Bruce Ohr who was with the Department of Justice actually was working as a go-between, between them and the FBI.
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Yes, we now live in an era when it's possible to keep track of all the important games as you're on the go between shindigs and holiday concerts.
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Ms. Fichandler described the role of an artistic director as a go-between, shuttling intellectually and emotionally between the world at large and the world of the stage.
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Republican senators predicted that once Pelosi was elected Speaker, it would be easier to cut a deal on Trump's wall and that Schumer would be the go-between.
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But Stone's attorney, Grant Smith, would not say whether that meant Stone had in fact revealed the identity of his WikiLeaks go-between to the House intelligence committee.
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"The Go-Between" works better as a requiem than as a parable of rebirth, but Mr. Crawford, newly anchoring a musical at age 74, delivers at every turn.
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While we don't know exactly when Stitch Fix will go public, we do know that a handful of companies are planning to go between Labor Day and Thanksgiving.
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"I go between wanting to put on a nice suit and talk a lot of words and then roll around and shoot guns and scream," Mr. Diggs said.
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France, one of the signatories of the Iranian nuclear deal, is now trying to salvage it by acting as a go-between for Iran and the United States.
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Also in 2016, Millian offered to serve as a go-between for a Belarusian author with ties to the Russian government and the Trump campaign, the Post reported.
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We have an eternity to go between now and November, and all kinds of things can happen to effect voter enthusiasm in any party&aposs likelihood of turning out.
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Perez Vizcaíno was the go-between for Rodriguez Mota and another suspect accused of helping orchestrate the hit from a Dominican prison, identified by investigators as Jose Eduardo Ciprián.
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The plan required the involvement of more state machinery: Sharapudinov needed a new passport to leave Russia, according to the former local official who acted as a go-between.
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"Hungary is a clever, noiseless go-between for Russia in the EU." Hungary, though, is notably vocal in warning the EU against renewing the sanctions in place against Russia.
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Where the Osprey tilted the entire turbine engines to go between horizontal and vertical flight, the V-2803 will only shift its 35-foot rotors and forward drive shafts.
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Mr Molefe also says he was told by the winning bidder that it had paid money to a go-between to give to the ANC for rigging the contract.
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Former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone has reportedly complied with a request from lawmakers leading the Russia investigation to turn over the identity of his go-between to WikiLeaks.
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Oman maintains friendly ties with both the United States and Iran and has previously been an important go-between for the two countries, which severed diplomatic relations in 1980.
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The son of founding King Abdulaziz's personal doctor, Adnan Khashoggi, became a billionaire as an arms dealer and go-between for weapons makers and members of the royal family.
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During his call with Stefanelli, Mavarez said the go-between had told him he too would be arrested for participating in an unsuccessful military uprising against Maduro last April.
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The South Korean president saw himself as the essential go-between, the central player in coaxing both sides back on track when moments of crisis — like this one — arise.
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Mr. Torshin's introduction to the N.R.A. came through an unlikely go-between, a Nashville lawyer named G. Kline Preston IV, a Russophile who dabbled in Russian commerce and law.
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"So when Roger Stone got the impression you were an intermediary a go-between between WikiLeaks, you played him," the defense lawyer said, prompting an objection from the prosecution.
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It was Mr. Bradlee, a longtime friend of Kennedy's, who suggested Mr. Daniel when the president needed a private go-between to carry his proposal to Castro in 1963.
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"During the Dostum crisis, countries like Iran and Turkey were the go-between between Ghani and Dostum trying to bring the two together," said one senior Afghan political official.
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He's a middle-man, a legendary go-between, and Norman Reedus' contemplative acting style works to push Sam into the background even in scenes where he's the main character.
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She argued that if you close all the ports of entry all you would be doing is ending legal trade and travel, but migrants will just go between ports.
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As Putin rose to power, Roldugin was questioned more frequently about their relationship, and asked to act as a go-between on several occasions, something he quickly grew tired of.
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But the Fire TV Cube can act as a go-between to add voice control to everything, and it manages the various input switching hops and interface disparities surprisingly well.
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The company is based in Russia but has worked with both Moscow and the FBI in the past, often serving as a go-between to help the two governments cooperate.
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ALEC, as the corporate bill-mill is widely known, serves as a go-between for industry groups, government officials, and state legislators—its 2013 Spring Summit was in Pruitt's backyard.
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Politico reported Friday that Jason Hairston, who founded and leads hunting gear company Kuiu, won't be paid for his role as a go-between on conservation and public land policies.
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The company started in January as a sort of online go-between, linking farms and wholesalers with food on the verge of going to waste with restaurants and other businesses.
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"With Chinese people more willing now to allocate assets overseas, and overseas investors willing to invest in China, I can play a go-between role to help them," he said.
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The BDRL operates similarly to companies like StemExpress, Advanced Bioscience Resources, and Da Vinci Biologics: as a middleman go-between for abortion clinics and end-users of aborted baby parts.
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Juan Carlos Velasco, a Colombian national who functioned as a go-between, also pleaded guilty in the case and was sentenced last month to more than two years in prison.
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They had a really weird, tense relationship sometimes, some really weird daddy-daughter shit, which was sometimes uncomfortable because when they fought I often had to be the go-between.
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"Her ability to go between what her kids love, that wonky dimension of history, etymology and what food says about the Mexican outlook on life is remarkable," Ms. Martin said.
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Mr. Davies, who played an important role as a go-between for President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Soviets, has been criticized for being taken in by Stalin's propaganda machine.
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He planned for the race to go between Manhattan and Atlantic City, with a name that would be an on-the-nose nod to Tour de France, according to Politico.
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The big picture: Nader, a Lebanese-American businessman and lobbyist, had served as a go-between for Trump's transition team and Russian and Middle East officials in 2016 and 2017.
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Kilimnik, a close associate of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, has been eyed as a go-between for Manafort and pro-Russia Ukrainians that Manafort had previously worked for.
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Mr. Moon has acted as a go-between in the proposed talks, and South Korea insisted on Monday that there was a "21910 percent" chance the meeting would be held.
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Going wireless with your music is the way to go for personal listening, too, especially if you're on the go between classes, the library, the dining hall and social engagements.
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A Malaysian militant, Mahmud Ahmad, who is believed to be the groups' go-between for Islamic State funds from the Middle East, was also believed to still be in Marawi.
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When he appeared before the House Intelligence Committee last year, Stone testified that he had no direct contact with Assange during the election and instead relied on a go-between.
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I usually go between three and five times per week, and in the past eight or so months I've dropped three inches off my waist and lost around 25 lbs.
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Change perspectives: For those who want to add more context and go between showing yourself and surroundings, you can always switch between your main camera and selfie view during a broadcast.
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Oman maintains friendly ties with both the United States and Iran and has previously been a go-between for the two countries, which severed diplomatic relations after the 1979 Iranian revolution.
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Video New details of Comey&aposs reliance on his friend and go-between leaker to the media, Columbia law professor Daniel Richman, were revealed in a footnote of the OIG report.
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And then planeswalker comes naturally from that because the player is using these cards from a bunch of different multiverses, they must be a planeswalker, they have to go between them.
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Kesha's team argued that Sony's deal with Kimosabe, Dr. Luke's record label, was expiring, and would therefore not be able to act as a go-between between her and Dr. Luke.
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The go-between Daniel C. Richman, a close Comey adviser and former federal prosecutor, confirmed to CNN in an email that he was the friend Comey was referencing in his testimony.
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I mean the other side of oil with the disinvestment we've seen, it will go – between now and 2019, it could – the marginal barrel could easily push it to 100 again.
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Riding outside rush hour is no better: off-peak trains don't come frequently enough, and take more than an hour and a half to go between San Francisco and San Jose.
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In 2013, Olympus hired the company, Anyuan, to be a fixer, acting as a go-between with government officials in the customs case, according to an internal investigation into the matter.
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Both Grace and Edward have put an unfair burden on their son, forcing him to act as a go-between, and neither one seems to understand the cruelty of that imposition.
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Behind the scenes: The general may have been working as a go-between in quiet efforts to reduce the tension between Iran and Saudi Arabia at the moment he was killed.
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Katherine Magbauna is accused of being the go-between who set up the alleged murder by Garcia and another man, Luis Rivera, who already admitted his role in a plea deal.
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When McConnell knew he needed to make a deal with Obama but didn't want the blowback of negotiating with the person his base hated most, Biden acted as the go-between.
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I might have been nervous about how things were going to go between us, but then I ran into a friend earlier and he made me look cool in front of you.
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But nearly 30 years ago, when they were both in high school, Simpson enraged Cowlings after the latter asked him to act as a go-between with a girl named Marquerite Whitley.
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In November it sacked two of its top executives upon discovering a payment to a go-between in Guinea from 2011 that it says failed to meet its code-of-conduct standards.
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Agaev launched arbitration to seek a $65 million fee from Malabu for his work as a go-between and eventually reached an out-of-court settlement, details of which were not disclosed.
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Leading Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage visited Donald Trump at his home on Saturday, after suggesting he could act as a go-between to help smooth British relations with the U.S. president-elect.
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If local trains go between San Francisco Transbay Terminal and San Jose in an hour and twenty minutes, and Baby Bullets in fifty, then this ridership level is not hard to reach.
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Slow and sincere, "The Debt" bites off more plot than it can dramatically chew, its characters — especially the go-between played by the excellent Argentine actor Alberto Ammann — diluted by political maneuvering.
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Christèle Tual grabs every opportunity for physical comedy as the drunken, washed-up Frosine, a go-between tasked with arranging Harpagon's wedding to the much younger Mariane, who is also Cléante's beloved.
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But as North Korea has improved its missiles and nuclear warheads, opening the possibility that it could one day strike the continental United States, China's go-between approach has become increasingly fraught.
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The announcement came a day after another man suspected of being a go-between in the killing was arrested, but it was not clear how, or whether, the two arrests were linked.
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The President's son-in-law has been a quiet force behind many of the campaign's early efforts to prepare for 2020 and will serve as Trump's primary go-between with the campaign.
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Mr. Moon has acted as a go-between in the proposed talks, and South Korea had insisted on Monday that there was a "99.9 percent" chance that the meeting would be held.
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Worst of all, acting as a go-between and swooping in to solve every minor problem can signal to young people that their parents think they're incompetent and incapable of self-advocacy.
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Both Don Johnson and the great Udo Kier are memorably repulsive as a sadistic warden and a slimy go-between, and Fred Melamed is chillingly hilarious as a persnickety prison intake officer.
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A lawyer for Mr. Ghosn in Beirut played a lead role putting the plan together and acted as the go-between with the Lebanese government, one person familiar with the matter said.
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Sandra Ávila Beltrán, known as La Reina del Pacifico, or the Queen of the Pacific, is believed to have served as the Sinaloa Cartel's go-between with Colombia's Norte del Valle cartel.
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Alice Johnson was sentenced to life in prison in 1996 – thanks to the President Clinton-era "super-predator" policies – for her involvement in a cocaine ring as a go-between for the dealers.
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Another likely go-between China has found highly useful in the past was former Kissinger subordinate Michael Pillsbury, who describes himself as a close, albeit informal, adviser to the president on China policy.
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"I think there should be some profit-taking into the latter part of November or December, and tech might not be the place to go between now and early next year," Newton said.
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Five days later I still hadn't heard anything, so on December 12th I contacted my PR friend again, who at this point had to be getting pretty tired of being my go-between.
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MEXICAN GO-BETWEEN Lopez Obrador told reporters in Mexico City that Trudeau asked him during a Thursday phone call "to intervene and call on the U.S. government to reach an agreement" with Canada.
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This week, J, 23, production assistant at a boutique creative studio, talks about life as occasional shrink, heavy lifter, go-between and artist-on-hiatus... How long have you been a production assistant?
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The London-based company, a combination of brokers Tullett Prebon and ICAP, acts as a go-between for banks and big investment houses in daily trading and tends to benefit from market volatility.
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Schultz took his trip to Italy a year later, and says he returned with a vision to create the American coffee scene: The "third place" for people to go between home and work.
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He is accused of acting as a go-between for the cell and Mr. Mohammed in Afghanistan, and relaying word to Al Qaeda leaders that Mr. Atta had chosen the date of Sept.
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But it wasn't so much his status as presidential confidante that Kelly challenged, but his role as a go-between for Trump allies on the outside who wanted to communicate with the president.
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It converts from flying to driving mode and vice versa in between five to 10 minutes, however, so as long as you have the room it won't take you long to go between modes.
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With the Canadiens on a 4-on-3 advantage, the defenseman and Radulov played give-and-go between the blue line and right circle before Weber fired a blast that beat Andersen glove side.
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SOLOMON: I think for sure, the FBI was intentionally keeping this information, this contact with -- between Ohr as a go-between the flaws in the case of stuff Devin Nunes told you last night.
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Michele Fiore, a Nevada Assembly member who supported Cliven Bundy in 2014, began serving as a sympathetic go-between, reassuring the occupiers that they had sent a message while encouraging them to stay calm.
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Russia's position as go-between also points to the central role played by Moscow - Assad's most powerful backer - in Syria since President Donald Trump said he was pulling U.S. troops out of northern Syria.
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A heard but never-seen Prince Charming, Charlie (the patrician-sounding John Forsythe) rescued the women from their sexist police jobs and now runs them through a go-between, a buffoonish neuter named Bosley.
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CNN later obtained draft court documents Tuesday with which Mueller plans to show how Trump associate Roger Stone allegedly sought information and emails from Wikileaks using another operative, Jerome Corsi, as a go between.
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For days, I've listened to people in Seoul talk about "the match of the century" — a round of Go between Mr. Lee and AlphaGo, a computer program created by Google's DeepMind artificial intelligence unit.
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Specifically, Apple unveiled a new single-sign on unified ID platform, as well as a new way it'll operate as a go-between for security cameras that work with its HomeKit smart home services.
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That could be explained by the desire to change policy from that of the Obama administration, but the choice of the closely monitored Russian ambassador as the secret go-between was clearly a mistake.
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They left the prison and headed to the airport in Sana, where they boarded a Boeing 153 sent by the sultan of Oman, who served as a go-between to gain the Americans' release.
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In the past, outlines of the proposal had included a role for the Government Accountability Office to serve as a go-between between the HHS secretary and companies if no price could be reached.
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The company is ramping up for a novel "direct listing" — where it would sell its shares to the public without using Wall Street banks as a go-between later this year or early in 2018.
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In an exclusive interview with CNN's Max Foster, the Pakistani cricket legend turned politician said that US President Donald Trump had asked him to help defuse tensions by acting as a "go-between" with Iran.
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I met with a fellow resistance leader in pre-occupation Paris, then reconnected with her almost a decade later as she served as the go-between for a Nazi officer hoping to bring down Hitler.
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Indeed, Piper Jaffray technical analyst Craig Johnson said Monday on "Power Lunch" that "we think there's another 10 percent higher to go between here and year-end," bringing the S&P to his 2,350 target.
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For nearly two decades, the Hammonds had been engaged in skirmishes with the Bureau of Land Management, an agency that functions as a go-between for ranchers and the federal land they lease for grazing.
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News then broke that the president's lawyer, Michael Cohen, was the subject of a criminal investigation, and, subsequently, had been the go-between in a $1.6 million payoff by a Republican fundraiser to his mistress.
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Wittes was contributing to a live blog when Comey told lawmakers that Wittes was not used as a go-between to share the information with the media and commented on Richman's role in the process.
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Plans are relatively cheap (there's an "unlimited" option for $45 per month), but you'll have to deal with any issues that come from having your phone constantly go between Verizon's network and Comcast's hot spots.
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Kubica has tested twice for Williams this year, as well as with Renault, and his case for the seat is being argued by former world champion Nico Rosberg, who is acting as a go-between.
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The indictment describes the group as a "mouthpiece" for Yanukovych and his government, and claims that Manafort and Gates used it as a go-between for Yanukovych's government and U.S. entities with interests in Ukraine.
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Her departure sent shockwaves throughout the White House given her role as a key Trump confidante who routinely acted as a go-between for White House advisers who lacked the kind of relationship Hicks enjoyed.
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"Steve was the initiator of these meetings and served as the go-between," Shlomo Gazit, one of the two Israelis and a former head of the military intelligence service, said in an email on Thursday.
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The scrutiny also includes probing Stone's relationship with right-wing journalist and conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi about whether he also acted as a go-between with Stone and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, a source said.
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Super Deluxe isn't a traditional production company, media company, or art house, but it is a go-between for young talent who have struggled to break the bubble around the Hollywood institutions that can launch stars.
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While Reuters was unable to confirm the provenance of the passport, neighbors of Sharapudinov and the former official who acted as a go-between confirmed his identity and his story of how he got the document.
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These conservatives repeatedly point to longtime Pence aide Andeliz Castillo, who previously spent time at the Koch brothers-backed LIBRE Initiative, as a key go-between in these discussions, which have included immigration and health care.
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It'll be their job to act as another layer of go-between, placing one precisely-loaded dish in front of each competitor and handing a pair of refill plates to the exotic dancers standing behind them.
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Tesla has never said exactly how far the Model 3 will go between charges, but it'll be over 83 miles — and if it's anything like the S and X, there could be multiple battery capacity options.
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Preibus apparently has already played a stabilizing role in Washington, acting as a go-between between Paul Ryan and Trump when Ryan needed help in aborting a Republican attempt to neuter the Office of Congressional Ethics.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPO) offered on Monday to act as a go-between for U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin after signing a cooperation agreement with Putin's party.
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If large swaths of the power grid went down, the government would tap the NERC representative to serve as a go-between to the industry as it sought to identify malicious software as quickly as possible.
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"The past is a foreign country" is a much-quoted line from the 1953 novel "The Go-Between," in which an adult, piecing together fragments of memory, begins to understand how the past has affected him.
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In 1995, Richardson negotiated with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein to secure the release of two Americans detained after straying over the border from Kuwait and he frequently acted as a go-between with Communist North Korea.
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Khan has since said that he planned to act as a go-between to help Diana in her desire to marry Pakistani heart surgeon Dr. Hasnat Khan, whom she had been dating for about two years.
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Goldman Sachs, acting as Amazon's go-between, told Whole Foods the e-commerce giant was "considering other opportunities instead of acquiring" Whole Foods and was debating whether or not to respond to their counterproposal at all.
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Rhona Graff, who joined the Trump organization in 1987, has been working as a go-between for people who want to get in touch with the president to offer personal advice since his inauguration, Politico reported.
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The coordinator is responsible for engaging with other nations on cyber issues, serving as the department's go-between to the White House and other agencies on cybersecurity and working as a liaison to the private sector.
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However, the two men pivoted after Trump's victory, with Nader serving as a go-between for the Trump administration and the governments of the UAE and Saudi Arabia, a role that landed him in Mueller's crosshairs.
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Last week, State's Attorney Kim Foxx recused herself from the case "out of an abundance of caution" because she spoke to one of Smollett's relatives to act as a go-between with police, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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But just days before a key meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, Pyongyang has made Moon's role as a diplomatic go-between much harder, calling his government "ignorant and incompetent" and pulling out of inter-Korean talks.
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For pro-Kremlin Ukrainian politicians who had found themselves on the wrong side of a revolution, Manafort promised to be their best shot at a return to power — and an influential go-between with the United States.
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The U.S. Justice Department said Gadio had received $400,000 from Ho via wire transfers through New York to act as a go-between for bribes to Deby on behalf of an unnamed energy firm headquartered in Shanghai.
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The defendants are James Gatto, an executive with Adidas, the sports apparel company; Merl Code, an Adidas consultant; and Christian Dawkins, a "runner," or go-between, for an N.B.A. agent whose job it was to recruit clients.
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While DNA is the definitive record and instruction set for making a bacterium, plant, or animal, RNA serves as a go-between, a transcript of individual genetic recipes that is then translated into the language of proteins.
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After going public with her rejection of a secret offer by the Taiwan government to work with China via a go-between, she announced in April that she would fly to Beijing to rescue Mr. Lee herself.
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Google's Rachel Inman, who works on user-experience for the new feature, said the company hopes to make it simpler to go between the two-dimensional map on your phone and the three-dimensional world around you.
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More than four million trucks cross the channel every year through the tunnel or via the Calais and Dunkirk ports, and a quarter of all goods that go between Britain and continental Europe transit through the tunnel.
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"That is a very routine matter for the Russian intelligence services to use individuals like that as go-between," said former Defense Department special counsel Ryan Goodman, who is now a professor at New York University law school.
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Although she had health insurance, the telemarketer and another go-between helped her arrange a $21,000 advance from LawCash, a litigation funder, to pay for surgery and travel from her home in Maine to a doctor in Georgia.
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The old godfather got wind of his boastful one time protégé, and, allegedly using the manager of a rival boxing gym as a deniable go-between for an outside gun, put out an $800 contract on Chaiwat's head.
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Since Facebook is also up to its eyes on Russia-related inquiries, it makes perfect sense that someone acting as go-between or advisor for the company and the campaign would be interviewed as a matter of course.
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A fluent English speaker, Mr Ivanov served as a go-between with the administration of George W. Bush, bonding with Condoleezza Rice, Mr Bush's National Security Adviser and later Secretary of State, over a shared passion for ballet.
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According to the indictment, Stone falsely stated that he had only one "go-between" he contacted about WikiLeaks (there appear to be two), and that he never asked the intermediary to communicate anything to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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Stone had attempted to use Credico as a go-between for the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks, according to prosecutors, and wanted Credico to change his testimony to Congress so Credico wouldn't contradict Stone or give the FBI information.
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Second, he needs to hack Price's go-between with the group, the E Corp attorney Susan Jacobs; unfortunately, his sister, Darlene, killed her for her role in the Jefferson Township chemical leak that killed her and Elliot's father.
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Sater later emerged during the 2016 U.S. presidential election as a go-between for Trump's efforts to construct a Trump Tower in Moscow, making him a featured player in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia election interference.
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Mr. bin al-Shibh, a Yemeni, is accused of organizing the Hamburg, Germany, cell of the hijackers and acting as a go-between for the cell and the man accused of being the plot's mastermind, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed.
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With a teetering marriage and vague future, the gentle Isaac could have seemed a mere go-between for his two circling friends; but Mr. Ortiz is so quietly compelling that he makes Isaac's modest ambitions feel improbably consequential.
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Asset managers have access to China through QFII or new alternative avenues for investments such as the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect scheme and the more flexible yuan-denominated RQFII - so fewer need the banks as go-between.
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Hair is supposed to appear natural, which means no crazy colors or ombré, but since my hair isn't being seen by guests, I feel like I can push the limits on how long I can go between salon appointments.
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"I don't like to spend a lot of money, so I do generally go between Target and Old Navy," said Donde, who lives in a suburb of Houston with her 20183-year-old daughter and nine-year-old son.
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For about a decade, he worked as an office manager in Kiev for the political consulting business of Paul Manafort, acting as a go-between and fixer for the American and the Russian-leaning politicians who were its clients.
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Frantic to reach the new president-elect the next day, the Turkish Embassy in Washington eventually turned in desperation to Mr. Yalcindag for the telephone number of Trump headquarters — beginning his new role as a go-between for Ankara.
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Of course, Holbrooke could be belligerent, obtuse, and impatient: "Is he one of those guys you have to sit around and drink tea with for hours?" he complains about a Saudi go-between at one point in this book.
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So companies like Osterhout Design Group have popped up to work as a go-between and the DIUx functions as a sort of semi-hands off VC.All-in-all, the program doesn't seem like it's been going so well.
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George Nader, a low-profile diplomatic go-between who has forged close ties to the Emirates, was stopped and questioned by the FBI at Dulles International Airport in January as he returned from an overseas trip, these sources say.
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"There are many behaviors that we humans subconsciously follow – when I'm walking through crowds, I maintain personal distance or, if I'm talking with you, someone wouldn't go between us and interrupt," said grad student Ashwini Pokle in a Stanford News release.
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If you can't use iCloud as a go-between, use the File, Export, and Export Unmodified Original option in Photos on your Mac to get pictures to a FAT32-formatted external hard drive that will work with both macOS and Windows.
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While there's obviously a long way to go between now and November 2020, early polling indicates that Biden enjoys a healthy lead over Trump in Pennsylvania, a state where Trump beat Hillary Clinton by just over a percentage point in 2016.
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Other names that have been mentioned are Texas billionaire Toby Neugebauer, the son of a GOP congressman; Larry Rubin, president of the American Society of Mexico and a go-between for Republicans and Mexican officials; and former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.
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Russia and the United States share a common goal in stabilizing Afghanistan, and India can act as a go-between to help re-equip Afghan forces which fall well short of the capacity required despite billions of dollars in U.S. spending.
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In addition to often finding himself as something of a go-between for owner Dan Gilbert and the James camp, as well as the rest of the organization, he also has one of the best personal reputations in the league.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Ministry of Public Security published on Tuesday a list of government bodies that will act as a go-between with the ministry and foreign non-governmental organizations (NGO), ahead of the enforcement of a controversial new law.
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He met President Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua in 1986, and in 1989 was a go-between for President Bush and the papal nuncio in Panama, who helped arrange the surrender of Panama's dictator, Manuel Noriega, during an American military incursion.
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In 2014, he discussed the possibility that CEFC could act as a go-between for an Iranian company looking to buy precious metals in Hong Kong using money that had been blocked in China, according to email excerpts provided by prosecutors.
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It is not clear whether Mr. Kushner saw the Russian banker as someone who could be repeatedly used as a go-between or whether the meeting with Mr. Gorkov was designed to establish a direct, secure communications line to Mr. Putin.
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While he acknowledged that the church in Latin America had only belatedly perceived "with greater clarity the overview of poverty, misery and exploitation," he argued against so-called liberation theology, but also served as a go-between with the guerrillas.
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Al Rai daily was quoting Yousuf bin Alawi bin Abdullah, the minister responsible for foreign affairs in Oman, a nation which maintains friendly ties with Washington and Tehran and which has previously acted as a go-between for the two countries.
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Kushner served as a go-between for Saudi officials and defense industry executives, including personally phoning Lockheed Martin CEO Marillyn Hewson to ask her to cut the price of the THAAD missile defense system for the Saudis to purchase it.
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Ms. Pesle (pronounced pell) did her work behind the scenes, eschewing labels like "producer" and "presenter" while performing a wide array of functions — go-between, convincer, fund-raiser and more — that might in fact have fallen under those job descriptions.
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Sondland was a go-between linking Trump's circle to the government in Kiev, amid allegations the White House conditioned incentives -- including hundreds of dollars in military aid -- on Ukraine's willingness to open an investigation into the President's possible 2020 foe, Joe Biden.
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Abedin testified in front of Congress about the attacks on the Benghazi compound, has had her emails subpoenaed as part of the Clinton server investigation, and faces accusations about serving as a go-between for the Clinton Foundation and the state department.
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"Boris should not attempt to corral his fellow heads of government into a common line on every issue, nor set himself up as the go-between for the U.S. and Europe," former British foreign minister William Hague wrote in the Telegraph newspaper.
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Bpifrance, the country's state investment bank, has led the effort over the past five years, acting as a catalyst for the burgeoning industry and a go-between for large cash-rich corporations and young entrepreneurs in need of funds to launch their business.
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France now appears to be aligning its foreign policy with the U.S. priorities of fighting terrorism and seeking better ties with Russia, a move that it calculates could give it a role as a go-between between the two powers, especially on Syria.
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Although they will occasionally sing the words of Jesus or others, it's really given to the three countertenors to be the go-between with the spiritual texts that we all know, many of us by heart, and the more recently incorporated texts.
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They said that while it was up to individual orders to carry out investigations, the archdiocese tracks their outcomes and sometimes acts as a go-between if a victim does not want any contact with priests from the same group as the accused.
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They pointed to her deft management of presidential campaign logistics, her ability to navigate between the egos of Trump's team and the warring Republican factions loyal to the national party, and also her skill at serving as a go-between with Sen.
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The reason he is not more famous—not the anti-hero of a Martin Scorsese film or an HBO mini-series—is that he was a go-between, a fixer and a troubleshooter: a supporting character in the sagas of underworld godfathers and Hollywood moguls.
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But documents and interviews show that Mamedov's involvement included acting as a go-between for Lutsenko and two Florida-based associates of Giuliani, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, who pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to charges of illegally funding US political campaigns with foreign money.
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Chris Collins says he has no plans to join the new administration, despite being the first member of Congress to declare support for Donald Trump's successful presidential bid, but instead said he could see himself as a "go-between" for the executive and legislative branches.
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The Daily Caller -- you know, everyone is going to try to figure out who was the money behind the Washington Free Beacon, which donors to the Beacon may have been wanting them to, sort of, you know, be the go between on this information.
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A key Middle East go-between, Lebanese-American businessman George Nader, is both cooperating with Mueller's investigation and has testified before his grand jury—indicating a line of inquiry that hasn't resulted in any public charges but is somehow central to Mueller's underlying investigation.
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After the latest round of negotiations this week, Ireland said there was still a way to go between the two teams on the border before moving on to trade, raising the possibility that Dublin could block the sides advancing if it is not satisfied.
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The former, which refers to Wexner as the money manager's "patron and mentor," says Epstein was tasked with getting the finances in order for Wexner's real estate development projects in New Albany, as well as serving as the go-between for various celebrity visits.
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Look, there&aposs a long way to go between here and the end, one thing we could say about President Obama is-- (CROSSTALK) PIRRO: Okay, I have an idea, guys, I have -- hold on Chris, I can&apost yell tonight, I have a sore throat.
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If there's only one year to go between potentially losing access to the single market, then businesses will need to know one way or another and if there's still uncertainty at that point, say March 2018, then I think that contingency plans will be enacted.
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Which starts strong but quickly falls away as it becomes apparent that Rime is no more open world than a Gears of War—there are corners to explore, in order to seek inevitable collectibles, but you cannot come and go between areas as you please.
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Honda says that the plug-in hybrid Clarity will offer over 40 miles of range on electric power alone — which puts it well into Chevy Volt "extended-range electric" territory — but there's no word on how far the full EV model will go between charges.
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The agreement to evacuate the civilians and fighters was reached mainly between Russia, whose aerial bombing of Aleppo played a critical role in the defeat of the insurgents, and Turkey, which backs the mainstream rebels, acting as a go-between for the main insurgent groups.
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Along with Igor Fruman, an associate, Parnas is also believed to have acted as a go-between for the Trump administration as it pursued a shadow foreign policy with Ukraine designed to aid in the president's reelection effort by tarnishing Biden and the Democratic party.
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When he is close to giving up hope, he is visited by Rita Cohen (Valorie Curry), a mysterious and sinister go-between from his daughter's revolutionary cell who taunts him with the hope of seeing Merry, then humiliates him by playing the sadistic temptress.
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In one of the draft court filings shared with CNN on Monday, the special counsel's team outlined how Stone, who is only identified as Person 1, allegedly sought the information and emails from WikiLeaks using at least one person, Corsi, as a go-between.
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In the Paris section of the Pompidou exhibition, we follow links between the community of American writers and French avant-garde poets and artists, including sound poet Bernard Heidsieck, Henri Chopin, Henri Michaux, and Jean-Jacques Lebel (who acted as a go-between and translator).
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Mr. Kushner served as go-between in arranging the president's first meeting with Mr. Xi but has taken a lower profile since then, in part, officials have said, because of concerns about his efforts to bring Chinese investors into his family's real estate ventures.
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I was fleeced by a man claiming he would handle my ticket purchase on Air Peace, a domestic carrier, only to realize too late that he was merely a go-between with big shoulders who could muscle his way to the front of the line.
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Five Came Back sometimes bounces too haphazardly among the five as they crisscross the world to make their documentaries, but it has a loose protagonist in Capra, who remains stateside to coordinate the directors' efforts and act as a go-between with the US government.
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Given their similar views, Kurz has said his country could serve as a go-between in the European Union for the West and the Visegrad group of eastern states, which includes Hungary and Poland, two countries that frequently defy Brussels on issues including immigration and fundamental rights.
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In what is seen as another attempt to establish a back channel to Iran, Pompeo spoke on the phone on May 15 with Oman's Sultan Qaboos bin Said, who has close ties to both Tehran and Washington and has functioned as a go-between in the past.
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Kushner boasts a slew of amorphous, semi-official international roles including de facto ambassador to Saudi Arabia, lead negotiator for Trump's Israel-Palestine peace plan, lead author of White House on immigration policy, policy lead for criminal justice reform and Trump's personal go-between to congressional Republicans.
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But Facebook's growing dependence on AI development and its impact on existing products has created the need for a more managerial go-between for Facebook AI Research (FAIR), the company's applied machine learning (AML) division headed up by Joaquin Quiñonero Candela, and Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer.
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"I think we've got an opening here where I could maybe be a go-between between Mr. Ryan and Mr. Trump and, you know, I think that's a role that I would do very well at," Collins told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room," Wednesday evening.
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George Nader, who served as a go-between for President Trump's transition team and Russian and Middle East officials in 2016 and 2017, was charged in a Virginia federal court on Friday with sex trafficking, child pornography and obscenity, as first reported by The Daily Beast.
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With the Kurds being isolated by regional powers Turkey and Iran and the United States taking a tough stance on last month's vote, there was an opportunity for Paris, which has good ties with both Baghdad and Erbil, to try to act as a go-between.
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The New York Times is reporting that a cache of emails show that Roger Stone, a longtime crony of President Donald Trump, presented himself as a go-between who could link the Trump campaign to Wikileaks, which possessed hacked emails from prominent Democrats in the Clinton campaign.
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And we know all of this because Michael Cohen, Trump's former lawyer and fixer who acted as the go-between, making the whole shady deal happen — admitted it in his recent plea agreement and because the publisher's company filled in details in a non-prosecution agreement.
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We learned that Papadopoulos acted as a go-between between the Trump campaign and a Russian professor he understood to have "substantial connections to Russian government officials" and who initiated contact with him in March of 2016, a few days after Papadopoulos joined the Trump campaign.
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JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returned to Israel from Oman on Friday, the first such visit by an Israeli prime minister in 22 years and a sign of closer ties for Israel with an influential Persian Gulf nation that has long acted as a regional go-between.
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She was known to have been a conduit for Nationalist Chinese funds for the Republican Party, and to have been a secret go-between for American officials and Asian leaders like Chiang Kai-shek, the Nationalist Chinese generalissimo, and President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam.
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"L'Amour de Loin" feels more like it's suspended in space.) The work moves back and forth, like a kind of pendulum, from Jaufré (a baritone role) to Clémence (soprano), with the Pilgrim (mezzo-soprano) acting as go-between, transmitting the prince-troubadour's songs to the countess.
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Washington (CNN)Special counsel Robert Mueller's scrutiny of Roger Stone includes investigating whether Stone had backchannels to WikiLeaks during the 2016 election beyond the New York radio host and political activist whom Stone claims was his primary go-between, according to people familiar with the matter.
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How negotiations go between the parties, and whose policies take precedence, matters because Ireland's economy is something of a rare bright spot in Western Europe, a region that has seen growth slow in the last year amid global trade uncertainty and despite continuing European Central Bank stimulus.
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Schumer chided the magazine in an Instagram post -- "not cool glamour not glamourous" — with the rest of her response toggling between a call for weight freedom and an attempt to disavow the idea that she be considered fat herself, ("I go between a size 6 and an 8").
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And although he doesn't have an official role in the administration yet, he's already become a go-between: When the Chinese ambassador needed to get in touch with the Trump administration after Trump talked to the president of Taiwan, creating a diplomatic uproar, they called Kushner, the Times reported.
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If Splice can make a mobile export function work in seamless fashion, Beat Maker could mutate into a nice go-between for artists who like to sketch music on the road, but who want a clip in Logic or Ableton when their in their home or professional studio.
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The novel flits past the canon of "school stories" like Tom Brown's Schooldays, circles the Victorian classics of schooling (Jane Eyre, David Copperfield), and eventually settles on the wistful pastoralism undercut by dread that defines certain novels of patrician childhood: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, The Go-Between.
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Along with some Afghan locals on the DEA snitch payroll, the agent spent seven months gathering evidence against Manaf, from recording calls to picking up the heroin test shipment to using him as a go-between to allegedly send drug cash to the Taliban offshoot group, the Haqqani Network.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.), who is close to McConnell and has the trust of Democratic leaders, had to serve as a go-between for the two leaders, a Republican source recalled.
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Because the two were having trouble reaching each other on their cellphones — some calls were unable to be completed and some text messages were delayed — Ms. Teel, who remained about 160 miles away in Austin, was serving as a go-between, relaying updates from the one to the other.
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The total is fairly evenly split between groceries and eating out; he and his family like to go to diners near their apartment once a week, and Campos often buys fast food when he's on the go between his day job and the storage unit to package Amazon orders.
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Chutkan announced to the courtroom that prosecutors had recordings of calls that Butina made in jail that the government said might suggest Butina was trying to serve as a go-between for the media and her lawyer, who is bound by a court-imposed gag order not to speak with reporters.
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Kenerson told the judge that in recorded phone calls from jail with a reporter, Butina made references to someone who shared Driscoll's first name — Kenerson said they didn't know for sure that she was talking about Driscoll — and that raised concern that she might be acting as a go-between.
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Washington (CNN)A new book chronicling Hillary Clinton's failed 2016 bid for the presidency is making headlines for an anecdote of the problems caused by the candidate's lack of communication with her wider campaign, relying often on just a few close confidantes as a go-between even with top campaign officials.
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Mr. Crawford, as it happens, lends an entirely engaging, purposefully ghostly presence to a narrative that finds the aging Leo Colston shadowing his younger self as events are recalled from that character-building period in 1900 when young Leo, then barely 13, acted as "the go-between" of the title.
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Bank officer seeking job in Trump administration Dennis Raico, a loan officer at Federal Savings Bank, testified that he was a go-between for the bank's founder and chairman, Stephen Calk, and Manafort as the bank rushed to approve loans while Calk sought upper-level posts in the Trump administration.
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But as the story came into closer focus, it became clear that the genesis of the meeting was a promise on behalf of the Russians, by a go-between named Rob Goldstone, that they had dirt on Hillary Clinton that they wanted to pass along to the Trump brain trust.
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LaRae Cantley, 36, who has worked for years as an advocate, helping people find a place after they have spent time living in their cars or on the street, told city officials that they would need to provide landlords and tenants with social workers or professional mediators to go between them.
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You are probably less likely to use the Nexus and Sentri programs, but they are useful for travelers who often go between the United States and Canada or make land crossings into the United States from Mexico (citizens and permanent residents who belong to these programs also have access to PreCheck).
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In addition to being citizen Trump's attorney, Cohen is the target of an apparently unrelated FBI public corruption investigation and has reportedly been the recipient of foreign payments for putative political purposes, an alleged go-between for people trying to influence Trump, the owner of New York taxi medallions and a tax debtor.
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Google joined an investment in Chinese live-stream mobile game platform Chushou earlier this month after ramping up an artificial intelligence (AI) push last year, including launching an AI lab in December and hosting a match of the board game Go between its AI project Alpha Go and Chinese Go champion Ke Jie.
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Friday's rocket fire also came soon after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returned to Israel and revealed that he had gone to meet Sultan Qaboos bin Said of Oman, an influential Persian Gulf nation state that has long acted as a regional go-between, and with which Israel has no formal diplomatic relations.
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And in "Scandal" (22011), he played an affable go-between who paired pretty girls with powerful men in a true-story, tabloid-fodder episode known as the Profumo affair, which ended the career of Britain's secretary of state for war, John Profumo, and tainted the conservative government of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.
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A career party operative who worked on her first campaign when she was 8 years old, Dacey manages the day-to-day operations at the organization while keeping in constant contact with state parties and often serving as a lead negotiator or go-between in disagreements among the different high-profile campaigns and actors.
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If you planned wrongly, you would have to surface, then flush out your equipment with fresh water, wait for it to dry, change your lenses, re-lubricate the rubber seals that go between the different pieces of your housing and then put it all back together and clean off any sand residue as well.
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Secfi, which has raised $7 million in venture funding from investors, including Rucker Park Capital, Social Leverage and the Weekend Fund, had previously been acting as a go-between for multiple firms, but is announcing today that they've partnered with New York hedge fund Serengeti Asset Management, locking down a $550 million debt facility.
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A day before the attack, Iraq's national security adviser, Faleh al-Fayed, who acts as a go-between for Iran and the United States on the battle against the Islamic State in Iraq, had visited President Bashar al-Assad of Syria in Damascus to reaffirm Iraqi and Syrian government cooperation against the extremist group.
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During the trial, prosecutors said that on several prison visits Ms. Stewart — by loudly chattering and making other "covering noises" — had tried to conceal from guards that her translator was actually a go-between, updating Mr. Abdel Rahman on what his followers in Egypt were doing and receiving oral instructions from him to be relayed back to them.
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After decades of costly and cumbersome charter flights, a new aviation agreement between the Cold War foes means up to 110 commercial flights a day can go between cities throughout Cuba and the U.S. "This is truly transformational," said Alberto Coll, a Cuban-born lawyer and director of European and Latin American legal studies at the DePaul University College of Law.
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My assumption is that CNN had other means of contacting Cohen, and that presenting himself as a valuable go-between is just Arnold's way of buttressing himself against a TV show that might not feature any actual revelations, but will instead turn out to be a portrait of a man driven to madness by his own inability to cope with admittedly maddening times.
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I would love to see there be more direct interaction, but I'm happy to be in that go-between role to assist artists as they realize ambitious projects, to help with cultivating a language around the work that they're doing for a general audience, and to be there as a resource for visitors who have certain questions about the work.
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Executives from Estée Lauder were said to have met with Clinton at a time when the State Department was working with the iconic beauty brand's corporate charity in South Africa, according to AP.Former top Clinton aide Huma Abedin is said to have acted as the go-between for donors seeking access to Clinton while she served as secretary of state, according to Judicial Watch.
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" Ohr knew both Steele and the head of Fusion GPS The Hill's John Solomon reported earlier this month that Bruce Ohr and Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson had met shortly after Trump won the 2016 election, and that Ohr wrote in handwritten notes that it was believed that Trump's former longtime personal lawyer Micahel Cohen was the "go-between from Russia to the Trump campaign.
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The verdict was a win for former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting The Hill's 12:30 Report: New Hampshire fallout Warren renews call for Barr to resign over Roger Stone sentencing MORE, whose legal team alleged that Stone had concealed from Congress his efforts to serve as go-between for the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks.
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A British go-between writes that there's a Russian government effort to help Trump Sr. win the election, and as part of that effort he proposes a meeting with a 'Russian government attorney' possessing damaging information on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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South Korean president Moon Jae-in will meet Donald Trump in Washington on Tuesday in a bid to salvage a potentially historic summit next month between the US leader and North Korea's Kim Jong Un.The hastily arranged White House trip is intended to reassure the Trump administration, which has indicated concern that next month's summit could fail, and irritation at Mr. Moon's own performance as a go-between.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will meet Thursday at the White House with the president of the Swiss Confederation, which often serves as a go-between for the U.S. and Iran, as Washington seeks a way forward amid tensions with Tehran.
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One is a minor movie actor and rap musician from Queens who was close to Mr. Woodard and introduced him to Mr. McKenzie, then acted as a go-between, two people familiar with the prosecution's witness list said.. The other, Lature Irvin II, is the son of one of the accused smugglers who the indictment says helped ship drugs and carried bundles of cash from New York to California.
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But even as Mr. Pence steps up his activity as a go-between bridging the White House and Capitol Hill, it's clear he has adopted a far less ambitious approach to the job than his predecessors Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Dick Cheney, who despised being out of the loop and stocked their staffs with first-rate talent that often rivaled, and later replaced, their presidents' West Wing teams.
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"Greece is a member of NATO and the EU, and my message to these organizations is that we need to work together with Russia and do everything possible to lift the embargo, which has been a disaster both for Russia and the EU. Greece is prepared to act as a go-between to make this happen," Kammenos said of the sanctions to Sputnik News, a state-owned Russian news agency, on April 219, 22017.
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Additionally, she helped designate a special go-between that worked with McConnell's office on Kentucky-related projects: Chao's aide Todd Inman, who stated in an email to McConnell's Senate office that Chao had personally asked him to serve as an intermediary, helped advise the senator and local Kentucky officials on grants with special significance for McConnell — including a highway-improvement project in a McConnell political stronghold that had been twice rejected for previous grant applications.
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The White House is facing its gravest crisis yet in the wake of the publication of emails between the president's son, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE Jr., and a go-between for a Russian lawyer.
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They're small enough to go between cars on the road (while they're banned from sidewalks in San Diego, I saw more than one rider doing just that), and when I tried out Lime and Bird scooters out a couple of times during the convention, they certainly helped me get from my hotel room several blocks north of the convention center to where I needed to go, saving me critical minutes while heading to an interview or panel.
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Besides Erdoes, the head of JPMorgan's asset and wealth management division, they included Blackstone Group CEO Stephen Schwarzman, who has served as an unofficial go-between for the Trump administration in Beijing; casino magnate and major GOP donor Sheldon Adelson; former American International Group chief Hank Greenberg, billionaire investor Nelson Peltz; Ken Griffin, the billionaire CEO of Citadel; Mastercard CEO Ajay Banga; Visa CEO Al Kelly; Moody's CEO Raymond McDaniel; and Alan MacDonald, a top executive at Citi.
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He signed a contract with Las Vegas Sands, the casino and resort company of Sheldon Adelson, and the prosecution contends that Mr. Morales passed information about Mr. Assange to security officials at the company, saying it acted as a go-between with the C.I.A. In his hearing before the Spanish judge, Mr. Morales said that any secret recording made at the London embassy was done on behalf of Ecuador's secret service and with the knowledge of the ambassador.
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