On why she decided to go public with her diagnosis:
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Well, I'd like to go public with my own situation.
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He wasn't sure about whether to go public with them.
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What to expect if you go public with your story.
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Talk to me, why did you guys go public with it?
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Rachel Lindsay cannot wait to finally go public with her relationship.
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Few men have yet dared to go public with their reservations.
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I decided to go public with my plan and took action.
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Who can you "go public with" so you can't go back?
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But they weren't ready to go public with their secret until now.
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Some inside the Obama administration wanted to go public with the information.
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And talk about the worst time to go public with your sexuality.
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Uber could go public with a $90-billion to $120-billion valuation.
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The ultimate goal is to go public with the new holding company.
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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger continue to go public with their summer romance.
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He claimed she was threatening to go public with naked photos and videos.
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But Rancic wasn't always certain she wanted to go public with her diagnosis.
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Did you have advance knowledge about his plan to go public with it?
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When this happens, permission is granted to go public with your private thoughts.
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Most women who go public with #MeToo stories are fearful for obvious reasons.
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Two big marijuana chains were the first to go public with their fines.
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All of this lead to her deciding to go public with her baldness.
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Those questions led me to the decision to go public with my condition.
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He isn't ready to go public with the news of our failed relationship.
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Tyrese Gibson says it was "not professional" to go public with Dwayne Johnson feud.
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Not until the company decides to go public with all of this, at least.
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He decided to walk away from the money and go public with his experience.
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Line is the first company to go public with Facebook as its biggest rival.
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So I told National Lottery that I did want to go public with it.
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It wasn't until 2011 that Sauvin decided to go public with his photography collection.
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READ: You decided to go public with the win, didn't you, which is fairly rare.
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He also said Brady gave him full permission to go public with his support -- finally.
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Slack confidentially filed to go public with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in February.
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It all came together where we could go public with a bigger bang in 2017.
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Drake says her lawyer then demanded money or they'd go public with the rape allegation.
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Ms. Prioul's case led another woman to go public with her own accusations of rape.
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Snap filed confidentially to go public with the Securities and Exchange Commission late last year.
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Maintaining your privacy is easier if you don't have to go public with your win.
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Now, Hammond's efforts to go public with her story may be quite literally paying off.
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For decades, the victims suffered in silence, too ashamed to go public with their stories.
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Among them is Rachael Denhollander, the first woman to go public with her story of abuse.
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Several cannabis companies have already started to go public with IPOs, providing investors with new opportunities.
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That's why Zayn Malik, former member of One Direction, decided to go public with his condition.
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It must have been terrifying to go public with your story and admit your legal status.
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She did not go public with her concerns, but privately warned a school near another market.
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Likewise, an NDA would not allow an employee to otherwise "go public" with allegations of abuse.
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But the actor described her decision to go public with her accusations in her Facebook post.
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" When one viewer asked why he didn't go public with the marriage, he answered, "Just because.
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Swetnick was the third woman to go public with allegations of varying degrees of sexual misconduct.
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"So that is why we thought this is the time to go public with this discovery."
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May's survival is threatened as furious prominent Brexiteers go public with their intention to unseat her.
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But many companies simply ignored the warnings, prompting the researchers to go public with their findings.
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Wylie's decision to go public with that information has caused a year of nightmares for Facebook.
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One American participant said he decided to go public with his experience despite the condition's stigma.
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" Her decision to go public with her loss was something Kramer explained in the caption she "debated.
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In 2013, Robson decided to go public with his story, thereby inspiring Safechuck to do the same.
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And that leaves out the bigger issue of how you go public with a CEO so tainted.
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They golf together, so to go public with these critiques — I just, I think it's self-serving.
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They chose not to go public with their complaints and hired Brazilian contractors to address the problems.
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A company that is willing to go public with a bid is usually willing to bid more.
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One of them, Jerhonda Pace, was one of the first women to go public with her accusations.
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The text exchanges also showed that Trump administration officials encouraged Ukraine to go public with the investigations.
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Did this inspire you to go public with your diagnosis, or did it make you feel hesitant?
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Snap could go public with a Google-like structure and then issue out no-vote shares later.
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That prompted Occidental's Hollub to go public with her offer, to pressure Anadarko to reconsider its stance.
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Being part of a union, they say, would allow them to go public with criticisms of their bosses.
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She said she didn't go public with the story until the #MeToo movement convinced her to come forward.
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Comey intends to "go public" with the memos from his interactions with Trump, according to NBC's Ken Dilanian.
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James recounted confronting McCarrick as an adult, telling him he was going to go public with his allegations.
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Our Guess sources say Vee signed an NDA after she threatened to go public with a "bogus" story.
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That was part of the reason Louis-Dreyfus felt she had to go public with her cancer diagnosis.
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Sloan was asked not to go public with his claims, as it "could be horrendous for" the actor.
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He decided to go public with the information last week to inform Nest users of their potential vulnerability.
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So, this week I ceded to my doctors' long-standing request that I go public with my affliction.
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Many YouTubers have felt that their only option to challenge demonetization is to go public with the problem
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He decided to go public with his sexuality upon returning home from the war in Afghanistan in 2015.
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Higgins also spoke to ET, explaining just why he decided to go public with his relationship with Clarke.
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At the same time, she said, the images helped her gather courage to go public with her claims.
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Nor are his private critics rushing to go public with their often mordant analyses of Mr. Trump's movement.
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In the age of self-quarantining, it has become much harder to go public with a new romance.
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So he decided to go public with his explanation for not charging Clinton and to criticize her harshly.
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That development raised questions about whether Barr would go public with any objections after the report is released.
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Ford is the first woman to go public with accusations against Kavanaugh and is represented by Debra Katz.
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Abu Dhabi's state-run oil company plans to go public with some parts of its business, CNBC reports.
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He went to the F.B.I. instead, and the F.B.I. encouraged him to go public with the blackmail attempt.
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There are other less hokey parts of the collection if you're not ready to go public with your obsession.
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Ford had intended to remain anonymous but decided to go public with the allegations after reporters began contacting her.
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Argento allegedly claims her lawyer advised her to go public with Bennett's accusations, but Bourdain urged her not to.
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His owners debated whether to go public with the news and ultimately decided that they could use the support.
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After Catherine decided to go public with her allegations in October, India became angry and further withdrew from her.
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She said that while she didn't go public with the story until recently, she never kept it a secret.
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Ford did not want to go public with her story, knowing the hostility, retaliation, and disbelief she would face.
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Avenatti told The Hill on Monday that he expected his client to go public with her allegations against Kavanaugh.
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Ms. Crooks was initially reluctant to go public with her story, but felt compelled to talk about her experience.
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For some, the question of when and how to go public with their nonmonogamy can be a daunting one.
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After attending a Grammys afterparty together, it appears that they are ready to go public with this new union.
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Often, it takes a long time for victims to work up the courage to go public with their allegations.
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One of the recommendations I made in it was that news organizations should go public with their priority list.
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Defy the culture of fear he has created, and go public with the concerns you readily express in private.
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Those who go public with their observations about the president's behavior are visited with unrelenting thunderbolts from on high.
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More than a month later, when there was still no reply, she decided to go public with her story.
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The company had planned to go public with a $90 million IPO in 2000, according to a MarketWatch report.
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Dove told CNN that Argento's statement was, in part, what prompted them to go public with the text messages.
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Andrew Woodward recently became the first professional player in Britain to go public with his story of sexual abuse.
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Last Friday, cloud storage company Dropbox filed to go public, with plans to raise $500 million through the offering.
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Snap is expected to go public — with an eye toward being valued at $30 billion or more — this spring.
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As more and more women go public with allegations of sexual harassment against public figures, Congress is coming under scrutiny.
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And on Tuesday, the 45-year-old journalist explained why she waited so long to go public with the allegations.
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He doesn't want more serious money because at this point you imagine this company would go public with that CEO?
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You need to tell your bosses that this is happening, and you need to go public with anything you know.
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She says she didn't go public with that information during the election so as not to hurt the Democratic nominee.
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Slack has confidentially filed documents to go public with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the company announced on Monday.
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Crews did not go public with his experience until more than a year after he was initially assaulted in 2016.
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The Weinstein allegations helped fuel the #MeToo movement which encouraged women to go public with misconduct allegations against powerful men.
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It's also harder for billion-dollar start-ups to go public with an impressive stock pop and continued valuation growth.
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TechCrunch reported that Asana will go public with a direct listing, which Business Insider reported as a possibility last year.
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True — but if they wanted to share, or lead, or create, they had to go public with their thoughts too.
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If you go public with your "no" this late in the game, you unleash unpleasantness upon yourself from party leaders.
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After smoking two more cigarettes, he decided not to board the train, but instead to go public with his explosive tale.
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It was no easy decision to go public with my abortion story, nor for any of the colleagues who joined me.
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Powell said some days later he lived in dread that I might go public with a complaint of anti-press mistreatment.
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"I was so terrified of losing everything," she told People, explaining why she didn't go public with it at the time.
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A strategy employed by supporters of Kavanaugh has been to question why the women didn't go public with their allegations sooner.
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Previously a trade largely conducted in private, Exodus is now the second company to go public with its prices, after Zerodium.
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But naming Russia as the source of those attacks only raises equally murky questions: Why go public with that blame now?
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Thanks to his efforts to go public with his story, however, that warning is is now out there for everyone else.
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Amet first tried to go public with her story in 2010, when she accused Tyson in front of a live audience.
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"Defy the culture of fear he has created, and go public with the concerns you readily express in private," he wrote.
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The company reportedly tried to go public with a valuation as low as $10 billion — and still couldn't attract enough investors.
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She called on Russian doctors to go public with information about the "true" state of the coronavirus outbreak in the country.
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They took their cue from Dr. Blasey, who was not willing to go public with her accusation until this past weekend.
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I had chosen not to go public with my experience at Penn, afraid of what would happen if I spoke up.
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It took years for the actress to begin to heal and she did not plan to go public with her story.
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The company has just released its Spectacles video eyeglasses and plans to go public with an initial public offering next year.
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Australia decided not to go public with its findings for fear of risking its trade ties with China, two sources said.
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Many consumer-facing companies may initially go public with one main product, but then develop other products as they expand their scale.
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In the wake of Milch's decision to go public with his diagnosis, HBO issued a statement and announced their support for him.
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Gillibrand said that the "retaliation and scorn" that has followed the accusations is why people do not go public with similar stories.
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Swetnick is the third woman to go public with sexual misconduct allegations after Ford and Deborah Ramirez, a Yale classmate of Kavanaugh's.
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Spotify plans to go public with a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange later this year or early next year.
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"There is definitely a cost to speaking out," Wang told The Information when explaining her motivations to go public with her experience.
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But when he stopped replying to them, they decided to go public with the 213 errors they'd found in the four papers.
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Jordan Rodgers is finally able to go public with his love for JoJo Fletcher, and he is making the most of it.
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It could have ended there, but some people chose to go public with it, rather than keeping it a private family matter.
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Russo strongly defended Zervos ... and offered an interesting explanation as to why she took so long to go public with her accusations.
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Domestic rivals STO Express and YTO Express have unveiled plans to go public with reverse takeovers worth $2.5 billion and $2.6 billion.
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Hackett said she was "inspired" to go public with the incident following the "braver" women who came forward with accusations against Weinstein.
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Many are afraid to go public with their gender identity for fear of reprisals and worries about alienating friends and family members.
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Some senators have also questioned why Ford waited to go public with her claims until this month, something Hill said is misguided.
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That tweet prompted Comey to go public with his now-famous memos that detailed the president's months-long pressure campaign against him.
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FEW companies are able to go public with a valuation of more than $50 billion less than a decade after their founding.
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Maybe this piece was timed for publication just as Google is about to go public with its plans for working with automakers.
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She said she first spoke out in January 2015 because other women had started to go public with accusations against Mr. Cosby.
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While Bezos is a highly divisive figure, he has won almost universal praise for this decision to go public with the allegations.
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Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Sandberg agreed to go public with some findings, and laid plans to release a blog post on Sept.
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That September, Hardy decided to go public with her own case, speaking at a community meeting focused on the police department's failures.
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Then on Monday, Fox News contributor Julia Roginsky became the latest to go public with accusations against Roger Ailes, the network's former chairman.
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Poe said he decided to go public with his status after meeting a recently diagnosed resident who feared that her life was over.
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"I was just busting out crying, I had a breakdown," Key told BuzzFeed News of his decision to go public with his allegations.
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"Of course, she was disappointed it took her to go public with her story to get the resolution that she wanted," he said.
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For instance, Weinstein got away with his vile actions by allegedly threatening to ruin women's careers should they go public with their claims.
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It was Pettersen whom Winter first called (after talking to her husband) when she decided to go public with her allegations against Lebsock.
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It's certainly up to each individual whether or not to go public with allegations, and no one should feel obligated to do so.
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Every politician of course holds a few unpopular positions, but the trick is to get him or her to go public with them.
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What did you hope — I'll get to the stock thing — why did you go public with it and what did you hope for?
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Diamond and Kramer were screenshotting interesting comments and sending them to each other before they decided to go public with a dedicated account.
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She also acknowledged how much harder it is for transgender women, especially trans women of color, to go public with their gender identity.
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Ford decided to go public with her story after her name and details of her account began to leak to the news media.
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We were told she signed an NDA after she threatened to go public with the story, which Hadid says is an outright lie.
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I fully agree that the anonymous author — and Trump's other internal White House and Cabinet critics — should go public with what's really happening.
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Overall, Pouncey wishes the APA had trust in its members to make the right determination of whether to go public with an opinion.
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She tells TMZ she's outraged at what Trump said during the debate -- accusing Clinton of coercing women to go public with fake stories.
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If they go public with a major donation, they could be accused of using it "for attention," as Khloé noted in her tweet.
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But after a friend who witnessed the episode shared the story with POLITICO last week, she decided to go public with her story.
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He asked Nike to pay him $15 million to $25 million to conduct a probe or he would go public with the information.
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When I ask Giertz about the decision to go public with her diagnosis, she says she's "very external" in how she processes things.
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According to Denis McDonough, Obama's chief of staff at the time, Harry Reid urged the Obama administration to go public with the information.
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In keeping with that tradition, both filed to go public with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the same day in early December.
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In keeping with that tradition, both filed to go public with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the same day in early December.
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She also did not want to go public with the charges, which is apparently why Google decided to allow Singhal to leave quietly.
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They didn't go public with their relationship until the 2018 Emmys in September and began posting a lot of adorable photos of the other.
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Lauren Bushnell has decided that enough time has passed since her breakup with Ben Higgins for her to go public with her new boyfriend.
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As her lawyers noted in their letter, Ford did not intend to go public with her allegations against Kavanaugh until her story was leaked.
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The last funding round valued it at $18 billion, but the report says it may try to go public with a $25 billion valuation.
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Duff, who made the former couple's relationship social media official in October 2016, dished on why she chose to go public with their romance.
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Of course, neither Lumière nor Cogsworth can go public with their relationship and risk the wrath of an insecure buffalo literally named the Beast.
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As the number of Franken's sexual misconduct accusers topped eight, Democratic women in the Senate decided to go public with calls for his resignation.
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Allred said Zervos decided not to take any action against the president-elect or go public with her story at the time it happened.
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"I think he wanted to go public with [the property] because he wanted the business end of it to be more popular," Leonard explained.
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Despite many public displays of affection, the couple didn't go public with their romance until they stepped out together at the 2018 Met Gala.
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Again, the Kremlin took so long talking about the succession that it was not ready to go public with the death, Mr. Artemyev said.
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The South Bend mayor told the story of how he decided to go public with his sexuality after returning home from serving in Afghanistan.
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Avenatti told The Hill on Monday that he believes one of his clients will go public with the allegations in the next two days.
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Christine Blasey Ford, the first woman to go public with an allegation against Kavanaugh, said Judge was present when she says Kavanaugh attacked her.
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However, Trump's announcement reportedly came before Alphabet was ready to go public with the news, causing broad confusion about the scope of the site.
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"I don't see why we wouldn't," Rudolph W. Giuliani, one of Mr. Trump's lawyers, said about whether they would go public with a subpoena.
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Mr. Trump, unusually, has decided to go public with his grievances, and Mr. Powell has responded with public displays of grim-faced, insistent indifference.
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But absolutely nothing could have prepared me for the pain of being the first to go public with my accusations in The Indianapolis Star.
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Did not go public with any information about the issue until a news story surfaced that described the contractors as "rattled" by the work.
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Doctor Manhattan killed him at the end of the comic as a protective measure, after Rorschach threatened to go public with a disturbing truth.
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Ford had been in contact with the Post for weeks but had declined to go public with her allegations, fearing retaliation and public attacks.
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Insight Venture Partners is known to invest in companies that eventually go public, with its investment portfolio including the likes of Delivery Hero and DocuSign.
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Go deeper: The Intercept's initial report on the Dragonfly project These employees are not the first to go public with their objections to the project
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Hackett said she was "inspired" to go public with the incident following the "braver" women who came forward with accusations against disgraced mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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With all that, do we need to be asking a new question: Do Republicans go public with their hope that Trump withdraws from the race?
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They will be crucial because they will once again provide millions of Americans with rational-sounding excuses to finally go public with their voting choices.
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Gabby apologized for the way her comment came off at the time .. but did not go public with her accusation of sexual abuse until now.
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Simone Biles says she was also sexually assaulted by Team USA gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar -- and is now ready to go public with her story.
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Freedman, an aspiring stylist, is going after former business partners whom she says cut her off because she wanted to go public with the allegations.
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For the second time in his tenure, Mr. de Blasio has chosen to go public with his feud against the most virulent of his enemies.
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The coworking company could now go public with a valuation of as little as $10 billion, down from a private market valuation of $47 billion.
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Neither Ms. Salazar nor a number of other women who complained of Mr. Keyes's actions agreed to go public with their accusations until this week.
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In the letter, Mr. Cummings said that the whistle-blower contacted his office in June and has authorized him to go public with the details.
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But I also said I wouldn't go public with any of that information, so to his credit, he could have just let it end there.
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Grant was so taken with the drug that he decided to go public with his experience in the September 272, 1959, issue of Look magazine.
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It is the first time a company has attempted to go public with non-voting stock, although Facebook and Google both subsequently issued non-voting shares.
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Booth, 31, previously talked about the pain of seeing her go public with someone else on Ben Higgins and Ashley Iaconetti's podcast Almost Famous: In Depth.
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By encouraging Sophia Burset (Laverne Cox) to go public with a lawsuit, he's trying to chip at the false narrative bolstering MCC and perpetuating its injustices.
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The Washington Post last year laid out the struggle, with Democrats pushing for Obama to go public with what was happening and Republicans pushing against it.
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Gomez told Billboard in December 2016 that she decided to go public with her lupus diagnosis because she wanted to be an advocate for the disease.
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Democratic aides told VICE News that they initially hoped to get Republicans to sign onto the effort and go public with it earlier in October. Sen.
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Although Lisa claims she doesn't want to go public with her harassment, she eventually tells the entire world about Jeff's scary behavior with a blog post.
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Booth, 31, also talked about the pain of seeing her go public with someone else on Ben Higgins and Ashley Iaconetti's podcast Almost Famous: In Depth.
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Presidential interactions with intel Trump isn't the first commander in chief to question his intelligence briefers, yet the officials typically didn't go public with their gripes.
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Avenatti told The Hill that he anticipates his client will go public with her accusation against Kavanaugh in a television interview within the next two days.
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She replied: I actually didn't really decide to go public with my story, since my life was actually already quite public over the past few years.
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The person behind the account built a Twitter audience of almost 50,000 followers and said he would go public with his sexuality on Wednesday, July 24.
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Her willingness to go public with her diagnosis helped motivate others to do the same, and her advocacy helped raise more money to fight the disease.
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Many Republicans last week referred to Ford's testimony as "credible" and survivors of sexual assault have mobilized around her decision to go public with the accusation.
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And ignore that FBI chief Jim Comey wants to go public with a formal denial that would effectively mean accusing the president he serves of lying.
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Equifax learned of the hack at the end of July but waited until Thursday to go public with the news, not uncommon for major corporate hacks.
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The company, which has been in something of a race to go public with Uber has picked JPMorgan Chase to take the lead on its offering.
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Rachael Denhollander, a former gymnast who was the first to go public with accusations against Nassar, said "it's about time" the U.S.O.C. came to this decision.
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Now that she can finally go public with her relationship with Dean (were they ever really keeping it a secret?), she's been posting up a storm.
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Those without the appetite to go public with their shares are instead looking to private stake sales and cash injections, previously favored among tech start-ups.
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Essentially, O.J. wants to go public with his as well ... which is why he seeks to put the kibosh on a much more private arbitration process.
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Some observers believed the pushback against Corker was intending to signal a warning to other Republicans who might be tempted to go public with their criticisms.
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One year later, in December 2016, she told Billboard she decided to go public with her diagnosis because she wanted to be an advocate for the disease.
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While she clings to where she's come from, she's become willing to go public with a queer identity that may create an even deeper wedge between them.
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McGowan claims in her suit that Weinstein offered her $1 million to not go public with her rape allegation and to drop the publication of her book.
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At this point, Rose told me he was ready to go public with his data, so I called a couple of sound experts to get their take.
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Actress Natashia Williams-Blach and musician Sherri Hines are speaking out about what led them to go public with their allegations of sexual misconduct against Russell Simmons.
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And the congressman dismissed the idea that the FBI needs to go public with any ongoing investigations of Donald Trump, as well as other investigations of Clinton.
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Tencent's music division is set to go public with actual profits on the board and industry competitor Spotify as a backer, according to a newly filed prospectus.
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Popular online retailer ASOS recently began selling some fierce chokers in their menswear section, and Today host Matt Lauer has decided to go public with his support.
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Trying to find love as a transgender man Some fans were both stunned by the revelation and angered that Varner chose to go public with the information.
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The company will go public with a dual-class share structure to concentrate voting power with Class B shareholders, which include co-founder and CEO Benjamin Silbermann.
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It looks like it will go public with a market cap of $2.2 billion, but it was valued at about $4.1 billion almost three years ago. Yikes.
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Google discovered in March that it had exposed personal profile data of hundreds of thousands of Google+ users, but chose not to go public with that information.
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Carmack stars on Nashville as Will Lexington, another singer-songwriter trying to make it in the country music biz who struggles to go public with his sexuality.
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If he cannot get senators to commit to the plan this week, he said he might go public with the details of the plan to build support.
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TMZ broke the story ... one of Alex's ex-lovers is threatening to go public with private messages he allegedly sent her if he doesn't cough up $600k.
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Four weeks ago, Mr. Woodward, who eventually became a defender for Crewe Alexandra, became the first professional soccer player to go public with his claims of abuse.
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"Crime+Punishment" follows these officers, who are mostly Latino and African-American, as they go public with their case, holding news conferences and sitting for television interviews.
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Senior campaign staff met with the FBI, the source said, but didn't go public with information because the campaign didn't want the incident to be a distraction.
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Werman: Paul, I know one of your major concerns is mental health among combat veterans and their ability to go public with disturbing things that they witness.
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As an independent, congressionally authorized investigator, Elkins has unique access to the agency and its internal workings — and a responsibility to go public with whatever he finds.
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In order to explain what happened between himself and Bijl, he said, he needed to go public with the news that he had found a second Rembrandt.
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Although well-known in the Denver area as an advocate for immigration rights, Vizguerra attained national recognition this year after deciding to go public with her story.
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Washington (CNN)The senator who disclosed Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch's apparent criticism of President Donald Trump is now calling for Gorsuch to go public with his misgivings.
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Lundmark regretted that he didn't have time to discuss with Uniper before media reports on the deal forced Fortum and E.ON to go public with it last week.
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Business messaging service Slack briefed investors on Monday, as the company expects to go public with a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange on June 20.
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In desperation, Ratcliffe, a 41-year-old accountant from north London, has now decided to go public with the story -- against the advice of the UK Foreign Office.
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Why it matters: The constant threats were a large part of why Ford told the Senate Judiciary Committee that she was hesitant to go public with her accusations.
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Cole's character finds himself on the defense after "several women go public with damaging accusations" that cause his campaign to go "haywire," according to a brief plot description.
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Ford was the first of three women to go public with allegations of varying degrees of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh while he was in high school and college.
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A Southwest Airlines flight attendant said an airline official told her not to go public with allegations that pilots had been watching a livestream of the plane's bathroom.
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Eshoo also told the Post that there "wasn't any kind of political process in her mind whatsoever" when Ford was considering whether to go public with her allegations.
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Trump supporters who go public with their views subject themselves to being heckled, ostracized, having property vandalized, or even being violently assaulted by left wing groups like Antifa.
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But Seo's revelations nevertheless caused a media sensation in South Korea, and saw a number of other women go public with their own experiences of abuse and harassment.
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A source directly familiar with Spletstoser's thinking says she decided to go public with her allegations even after the investigation was completed because she felt she had to.
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It's rare for Apple suppliers to go public with intimate details in this way, and it looks as though Imagination is steeling itself for a potential patent battle.
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They said they called Brown's advisers David Cannon and Buddy Dallas in the hours after his death, and Cannon asked them not to go public with their suspicions.
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Instead, Christine Blasey Ford's decision to go public with her accusation that Mr. Kavanaugh assaulted her in high school has turned his confirmation battle into a #MeToo missile.
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President Trump announced the site on Friday, which was reportedly before Alphabet was ready to go public with the launch, and got some details about the site wrong.
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As Dr. Rodchenkov prepared to go public with what he knew, two of his fellow Russian antidoping officials died unexpectedly within less than two weeks of each other.
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It should not take one brave woman put in the unenviable position and choice to go public with her name and be the only public person for months.
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Like many other decisions women make about their bodies, when and whether to go public with a pregnancy should be a choice, not simply determined by social convention.
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Late August: As Kavanaugh's nomination proceeded, Ford said she decided she did not want to go public with her accusations given the expectation that he would be confirmed.
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Shortly after Ms. Scott filed her suit, at least a half-dozen members of Upload's team quit in solidarity, but they did not go public with their complaints.
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Kaufman also says the hackers are trying to shake down the NBA star -- threatening to go public with the cyber goods unless Ty forks over some serious dough.
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"When you see SodaStream go public with a valuation of $1 billion, and then you look at the possibilities in the frozen dessert category, you get optimistic," he said.
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In the end a scathing report criticizing Comey's decision to go public with investigative details of the Clinton email scandal along with appropriate reprimands is the more likely outcome.
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China has seen many fintech companies go public with an IPO, but the industry has run into controversy as regulators have been accused of improper lending practices by regulators.
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On Twitter, survivors used the hashtag #WhyIDidntReport to discuss the backlash victims of abuse are subject to if they go public with their allegations, or bring them to authorities.
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In their breakup statement — which, with nearly 1.43 million views, is still the channel's most popular video — the pair admit they were reluctant to go public with the news.
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Prosecutors have accused Avenatti of demanding more than $20 million from Nike or else he would go public with allegations it paid college basketball recruits for teams it sponsored.
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In a letter being read at all Masses this weekend, Bishop David Zubik said he will go public with the names once the grand jury report has been released.
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This more or less translates into a plea to get more companies to go public, with the number of public companies now 37% lower than at its 1997 high.
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Standing up to Trump for his grandkids So why did the former Massachusetts governor, now effectively retired from politics, see fit to go public with his attacks on Trump?
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He says when he ended the relationship she became a woman scorned and threatened to go public with false claims he gave her herpes and repeatedly sexually assaulted her.
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Rancho Obi-Wan founder Steve Sansweet said in a phone call Tuesday he decided to go public with the case as the stolen items were getting harder to track.
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More than 100 days after Spotify tried to revolutionize how private startups go public with its not-so-normal direct listing, the company's performance looks, well, pretty much normal.
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Other actors have reached out through representatives "on a fact-finding journey" but Mr. Jordan was the first to go public with his support of the idea, she said.
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The misconduct flyaround • A lawyer for Steve Wynn reported a woman to the F.B.I. after she threatened to go public with allegations of the casino mogul's misconduct toward her.
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It appears to have had the opposite effect, and Mr. Schiff's decision to go public with his concerns was an effort to halt the Republicans, one committee official said.
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President Donald Trump announced the site on Friday, which was reportedly before Alphabet was ready to go public with the launch, and got some details about the site wrong.
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Basketball superstar Magic Johnson made history when he retired from the NBA in 1991, becoming the most prominent celebrity to go public with an HIV diagnosis at that time.
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The researchers had planned to go public with the details later in January after notifying affected companies, but some details about the flaws leaked to the media on Tuesday.
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A person familiar with Ford's story said that at around the time she sent Eshoo the letter, Ford discussed with friends how she might go public with her story.
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It looks like Snap could go public with no-vote stocks already in place, making sure that the public has no vote, and no say, in the company's governance.
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Season 5 closes with Liza (Sutton Foster) reconsidering her role at Empirical after devising a plan that would let her and Charles (Peter Hermann) go public with their relationship.
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Right after Christy Turlington Burns spoke out about mistreatment within the modeling industry, Victoria's Secret Angel Sara Sampaio has decided to go public with her own personal account of harassment.
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Mohab's reluctance to speak on the record may have something to do with the history of what happens to those who go public with details of the Russian first family.
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Now married to pro baseball player Cutter Dykstra, 26, and mom to their two-year-old son, Beau, Sigler is confident about her decision to go public with her illness.
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After the race, I took a couple days for myself before I decided to go public with what happened, because I needed some time to think and gather my thoughts.
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But many women who endure sexual advances in the workplace never go public with their stories, Ms Auster says—and not because of the non-disparagement clauses in their contracts.
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While Muñoz was diagnosed with cancer last year, he did not go public with the news and even kept the diagnosis from his parents — both of whom are cancer survivors.
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PepsiCo is the latest company to go public with preliminary plans to buy electric semi-trucks from Tesla, which recently unveiled a rig with plans to begin production in 2019.
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That Russia even felt compelled to go public with its warning to Iran speaks volumes of what Moscow thinks Tehran is planning and what Israel will do to counter it.
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Even more of an anomaly is the response of Jeffrey Horowitz, Theater for a New Audience's artistic director, who has decided to go public with the details of what happened.
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Later, in the spring of 2013, Mr. Foos contacted Mr. Talese and said he wanted to go public with his story and share the years of observations he had recorded.
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Farrow was willing to go public with his reporting at this point, but network bosses said he needed more and prevented use of an NBC News crew for the interview.
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Polestar, an existing nameplate that Volvo has used for performance models, is using the Geneva show to go public with the Polestar 1, a 173-horsepower plug-in hybrid coupe.
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Most used to let them go, but the #MeToo movement and its French version, #Balancetonporc, or "expose your pig," have encouraged women to go public with their experiences of harassment.
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The resolution guides I spoke to agreed to go public with their resolutions: Norcross resolved to stop multitasking in 2020, and he had already started practicing during our telephone interview.
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People close to the White House said Trump was looking for someone who would manage the national security process, voice opinions behind the scenes but not go public with differences.
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Earlier this month, Asana announced that it filed to go public with a direct listing — an alternative to a traditional IPO in which companies like Slack and Spotify have turned.
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There are plenty of founders who have or who plan to go public with dual or multi-class shares designed to keep them in control until they kick the bucket.
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"I can imagine ways the court could go public with a statement that didn't compromise sources and methods, so there may be a way out of it here," Kris said.
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The film will follow a former music executive who grapples with whether to go public with her story of assault and abuse by a notable figure in the music industry.
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The two chairmen say they have questions about why the FBI decided to go public with its investigation into Clinton's handling of classified information while surreptitiously investigating Trump campaign associates.
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Consequently, when they go public with their sexuality, they can face more opposition, said Claudia Pedraza, who specializes in studying gender and sports at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
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Zack Beauchamp: I'm glad we're doing this, since Jenn and I have been debating Vice for a while now in the office, so we might as well go public with it.
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Department of Homeland Security spokesman Scott McConnell declined to elaborate on the information in the report or say what prompted the government to go public with the information at this time.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Whistleblowers in sport should not go public with their information because they would be compromising their potential protection, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) said on Thursday.
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Scientists waited until the baby boy was 20163-months-old to go public with the revolutionary procedure – until they were certain he did not inherit a deadly gene from his mother.
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In a cultural commentary piece for The Atlantic, writer Spencer Kornhaber highlighted the fact that Simmon's public "piety" is what motivated both Khalighi and Lumet to go public with their experiences.
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And while Spotify tried to revolutionize how private startups go public with its not-so-normal direct listing — including the potential for volatility — the company's performance looks, well, pretty much normal.
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Feinstein has been attacked for holding onto the allegations since July, when Ford was not yet ready to go public with her story but wanted her representatives to investigate the matter.
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The 41-page document reviewed by Gizmodo is dated September 25th, and seems to indicate that after years of secrecy, Magic Leap is getting ready to go public with more information.
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The White House is also expected to add a pair of aides tasked with leading its impeachment communications team as the House prepares to go public with its inquiry into Trump.
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Ms Merkel's intervention on Friday shows her willingness to go public with criticism of the US after President Donald Trump's outspoken attacks on Germany over defence, trade and international co-operation.
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The We Company also revealed on Wednesday it plans to go public with an all-male seven-member board of directors, a practice major investors such as BlackRock Inc frown upon.
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I wrote in April that if he is unable to complete the investigation because of political interference by the Trump administration, he has a duty to go public with his findings.
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Generally, these kinds of curated media projects and products have been designed to start small and niche, and then bloom outward and "go public" with the help of curious digital strangers.
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Other finance executives, who felt similarly but were reluctant to go public with their own views for fear of alienating clients or employees, said they were relieved Mr. Blankfein spoke up.
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"This goes a whole lot deeper than stopping someone like Larry," said Rachael Denhollander, a lawyer and former gymnast who was the first to go public with accusations against Dr. Nassar.
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The suit further accuses the Raisens of "engaging in a pattern of harassment" against Lizzo and "threatening to 'go public'" with their claims unless they received a share of the song.
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A proxy contest at Procter & Gamble would only be his third — in other instances, he settled and took a seat on the board before having to go public with his complaints.
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Just a few days before the election, the woman indicated she was ready to go public with her story, then landed in the hospital and fell out of contact with Bloom.
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Since Andrew Woodward became the first professional player in Britain to go public with his account of repeated rapes by a childhood coach, at least 20 former players have come forward.
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The researcher said they had notified Philips of the potential vulnerability and the company had asked the researchers not to go public with the research paper until it had been corrected.
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Though Jimmy doesn't pay much mind to the disgruntled workers, they threaten to "go public with the truth"—leaving him and his colleagues with a potential PR nightmare on their hands.
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Senator: Gorsuch should go public with Trump criticism Republicans now have even more of an incentive to ram the confirmation through the Senate using the "nuclear option" to sidestep a Democratic filibuster.
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I chose to go public with my choice by sharing my story with other women to help them figure out what to do when faced with the discovery of a BRCA mutation.
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"The few that won't vote for Griffey won't go public with their ballots, or they'd have to answer for it," Bill Deane, a baseball historian, said hours before the vote was announced.
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The seller is choosing not to go public with their identity, but says the book is in new condition and that you can tell it's authentic by the content of the letters.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE earlier this month, Bennett said he initially didn't go public with his story "because I chose to handle it in private with the person who wronged me.
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Snap said in the IPO registration document published on Thursday it would become the first U.S. company to go public with shares on offer not granting voting rights to stock market investors.
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The CIA director couldn't himself go public with his Clinton spin—he lacked the support of the intelligence community and had to be careful not to be seen interfering in U.S. politics.
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Friday: The threat On the morning of Friday, May 12, Trump awoke to defend the many staff and allies he'd allowed to go public with a bogus telling of the Comey saga.
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Mr. Lam had been planning to head back to the mainland under an agreement with the Chinese police but suddenly decided to go public with an account of his time in custody.
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The debate is certain to gain steam in a year when Lyft went public at a $22019 billion valuation and Uber plans to go public with a $91 billion valuation goal. Sen.
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But she did not go public with the findings or take action herself, instead seeking a legal opinion on the matter that was not finished until November, according to the Detroit News.
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Why it matters: Pluralsight is the first company from Utah's "Silicon Slopes" (its local tech and startup hub) to go public, with expectations that neighbors like Domo and Qualtrics could soon follow.
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Due to the way her case was handled, and her belief that U of T is unprepared and unwilling to help survivors like her, Riddle decided to go public with what happened.
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Since Andrew Woodward, above, became the first professional player in Britain to go public with his account of repeated rapes by his childhood coach, at least 20 former players have come forward.
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When One Medical filed to go public with the Securities and Exchange Commission in January, its filing gave a comprehensive look at the financials driving a primary care provider with national ambitions.
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To the Editor: As your article noted, President Barack Obama was reluctant to go public with the news that it had been determined that the Russians were trying to influence the election.
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And then Attorney General Loretta Lynch could have issued an order forbidding James Comey to go public with the news of the reopening of the investigation into Hillary Clinton but did not.
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The documentary will tell the story of a former music executive who grappled with whether to go public with her story of assault and abuse by a notable figure in the industry.
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Then they watched the Academy award-winning film about the Globe reporters' work, "Spotlight," paying particular attention to scenes in which the fictionalized reporters persuaded people to go public with their stories.
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Like Lyft, Pinterest plans to go public with a dual-class share structure to concentrate voting power with Class B shareholders, which include co-Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer Benjamin Silbermann.
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Alda added that he decided to go public with his diagnosis after noticing his thumb twitching in a TV appearance, saying that he wanted to tell people he was optimistic about his future.
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She said Comey's decision to go public with the renewed examination of her email server had caused an erosion of support in the upper Midwest, according to three people familiar with the call.
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Currently, if a company is looking for a CEO to go public with, the pool of candidates to choose from is mostly white, straight cis-gender men who are all probably named John.
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Though the duo has yet to go public with their relationship status, a source told PEOPLE in March that they are back together and taking it slow following their split in February 2017.
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The Bachelorette's JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers were finally able to go public with their engagement Monday night, but this season's villain Chad Johnson says he doesn't see their relationship lasting much longer.
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Thousands of cases of sexual abuse of children by priests have come to light around the world in recent decades as investigations have encouraged long-silent victims to go public with their complaints.
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When he chose to go public with the details of the investigation's findings over the summer, he pinned himself in a corner when the bureau realized it might have more work to do.
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At this point, Kurtwell threatens to go public with what he "has" on Lenny, but when he tries to do so, it turns out what he "has" is a whole lot of nothing.
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Mr Foos, who first confided in Mr Talese in 1980 and over three decades later gave the writer permission to go public with his story, believes himself to be a "pioneering sex researcher".
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Stephenson said he decided to go public with the information after failing to persuade National Parks Service management to issue a warning to those who might suffer health consequences due to radiation exposure.
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We had to wait 15 whole episodes to finally see Chandler and Monica go public with their relationship, which quickly becomes the strongest partnership in the Friends universe over the remaining five seasons.
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His decision to go public with his truth comes a little over two years after he was abruptly fired from the organization that he spent a great deal of his life dedicated to.
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Ex-Cincinnati Bengals safety Chinedum Ndukwe is suing a woman and her attorney claiming they threatened to lie and go public with a false sexual assault claim unless he paid her $10 million.
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Dwyane Wade admits the decision to go public with his 12-year-old child's gender identity story wasn't easy -- the family "struggled" -- but they ultimately decided it was the right thing to do.
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Earlier this month, Asana announced it confidentially filed an S-1 with the SEC that said it plans to go public with a direct listing – the same route that Spotify and Slack took.
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Feinstein has said that she held onto the letter privately because the accuser asked to remain confidential, but that media reports had forced her to go public with the existence of the letter.
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Britain was hailed as a global leader after passing the 2015 Modern Slavery Act which introduced life sentences for traffickers and forced large companies go public with their efforts to address forced labor.
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Ramirez admitted there were gaps in her memory, and it took "six days of carefully assessing her memories and consulting with her attorney" before she even agreed to go public with her account.
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It's shorthand for the fear that if women are free to go public with their claims of abuse and the media amplifies them, men are at risk of being unfairly smeared and ruined.
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They started the company in 1996, and it wasn't until eight years later that their search engine beat past competitors, leading Google to finally go public with a market capitalization of $23 billion.
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Now the happy couple, who have been engaged since the season finale wrapped in late November, can finally go public with their romance: "I'm looking forward to just starting a normal life," Bushnell said.
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Lyons and Crangi did not go public with their relationship until November 2012, when the former J.Crew president and executive director thanked her girlfriend on stage at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards.
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Simpson says she informed Google of this series of events two years later and was encouraged not to go public with it because "appropriate action" would be taken, yet DeVaul remained at the company.
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"Farrah was relentless in her fight," Smith tells PEOPLE of her late costar's decision to go public with her cancer battle and launch The Farrah Fawcett Foundation to raise money for research and education.
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Comey made the decision in July to go public with his recommendation that the Justice Department not pursue any charges against Clinton or her former staffers over her email practices as secretary of state.
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According to docs, Gladys says Shanga's lawyer reached out and put a metaphorical gun to her head: give us more time to respond to the lawsuit, or we'll go public with your Alzheimer's diagnosis.
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The rapper, 27, appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Friday, where he talked to host Ellen DeGeneres about why he chose to go public with his apology to Cardi B back in December.
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Of course, calling something the "best ever" isn't the same as sharing real sales numbers, and the company doesn't go public with any data except when it puts the company in a good light.
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According to that timeline, the first calls would have been made in the early days after Christine Blasey Ford became the first woman to go public with her allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh.
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Last week, Schiff wrote an op-ed for The Washington Post in which we called on GOP colleagues who he says have expressed concerns about Trump in private to go public with those concerns.
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De la Huerta said she was hesitant to go public with her story, but hopes her word, along with the evidence she said she's helped investigators collect, is enough to put Weinstein in jail.
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As The Washington Post reported a month after the 2016 election, Obama had been prepared that September to go public with a C.I.A. assessment laying bare the extent of Russian intervention in the election.
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The moves come after criticism of We Company's IPO filing last month, which showed it planned to go public with an all-male board and disclosed the payment to Chief Executive Adam Neumann's company.
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But, Paige loves to shock her audience and decided to go public with the in-surgery photos of the procedure -- which show the metal stabilizing rod being implanted next to her radius and ulna.
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The number of clergy accused has now grown to 201843, and sixteen years after the story broke, the emotional toll on the victims continues to push them to go public with their stories (Rocheleau).
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The comedian/actress appeared on Wednesday night's episode of "Late Night with Seth Meyers" and discussed why she chose to go public with her husband Chris Fischer's diagnosis of high-functioning autism spectrum disorder.
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Whether they also have a First Amendment right to go public with their opposition while still serving in official positions is a question that lawyers can no doubt debate for a very long time.
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Recently, several campaigns have tried to encourage survivors to go public with their stories, such as a path-breaking calendar shoot in 2014 featuring women like Laxmi, with clothes designed by fellow survivor Rupa.
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In October 2016, an agent for Daniels contacted the company and said she was willing to go public with her allegations of an affair with Trump, according to court filings from Cohen's plea agreement.
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It is a felony to disclose private taxpayer information, including details of the president's returns, which makes it difficult for lawmakers and the whistleblower alike to go public with the specifics of the allegations.
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When they return to the office, everyone is happy they're okay, but Aaliyah (Raney Branch) lets MJ know that the best way to improve her ratings is to go public with her relationship with Justin.
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According to the actor, Allred listened to the outline of his experience, and then suggested that it was too risky to go public with his allegation given that Spacey was so rich, famous, and powerful.
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The third proviso for membership, Modrikamen said, was that Salvini permitted The Movement to go public with their political marriage — although it seems the group doesn't have yet a functioning website to advertise the association.
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The Associated Press does not usually name alleged victims of sexual assault, but Denson decided to go public with her story, saying the #MeToo movement gave her the courage to think she might be believed.
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Though the couple has yet to go public with their relationship status, a source recently told PEOPLE earlier this month that they are back together and taking it slow following their split in February 2017.
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It's been two weeks after the couple was able to go public with their engagement following the season finale of The Bachelorette, the two are happy to finally begin their life in their new home.
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The two seemed to be deliberating on whether or not to go public with the fact that they slept together, and Caelynn asked if they could take a few days to think about the decision.
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The two have yet to go public with their relationship, but eagle-eyed fans of the two stars began speculating of a romance in May when Sprouse shared a photo of Reinhart on his Instagram.
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Though the couple has yet to go public with their relationship status, a source recently told PEOPLE earlier this month that they are back together and taking it slow following their split in February 2017.
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The New York University professor, author, and pundit Scott Galloway on Friday fiercely criticized WeWork and questioned why the company is still planning to go public with a reportedly massively slashed valuation and questionable fundamentals.
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" Although Bones, 37, "was worried he was going to ruin my career because of his position in radio," Ell reveals the couple decided to finally go public with their relationship because "happiness is so important.
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And that even though it's against the rules to go public with a pregnancy that early, it was simply too difficult for her to stay in hiding about such a joyful and terrifying life moment.
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As The Washington Post reported a month after the 2016 election, Mr. Obama had been prepared that September to go public with a C.I.A. assessment laying bare the extent of Russian intervention in the election.
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The accuser provided an account of her interactions with Mr. Lauer to The New York Times nearly two years ago, but said she was not willing to go public with her story at the time.
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But one woman who did not go public with allegations agreed to share her documents and talk to The Hill about her interactions with Bloom if The Hill honored its commitment to maintain her anonymity.
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The adult film actress said in an interview that aired last month that she was threatened after she tried to go public with her story about sleeping with Trump at a golf outing in 2006.
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There is a robust pipeline for initial public offerings in 2019: Already, 160 companies have filed to go public with the SEC, according to Argus, including big names like the ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft.
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"Brittany Maynard's story has inspired more and more people like John La Grange to go public with their stories about the needlessly painful deaths of their loved ones," says Sean Crowley, a spokesman for Compassion & Choices.
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Sexual assault allegations bring down more celebrity men Revelations of sexual assault and harassment by powerful Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein have prompted more women to go public with their experiences of men exploiting positions of power.
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And judging by the fact that the article was written at all, Anduril looks ready to go public with its ambitions, even if we still don't know how effective — or potentially harmful — its products ultimately are.
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The Chinese company, which is valued at $45 billion, suffered a tough time last year as sales growth slowed — Xiaomi, notably, didn't go public with sales figures for 2016 — but India has been a bright spot.
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"I love my wife, so it's serious — it's not a game to me," Offset said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, explaining to host Ellen DeGeneres why he chose to go public with his apology to Cardi.
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Michael Avenatti said Nike "pulled a stunt" by having him arrested before he could go public with accusations that the retailer paid certain high school athletes to coax them into playing basketball at Nike-sponsored colleges.
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Watch live House Speaker Paul Ryan was the target of social media campaigns by Russians after health care bill failed, cybersecurity expert tells Senate panel Trump and Paul Ryan go public with war on conservative group.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump appears on track to secure the GOP presidential nomination, and Republican lawmakers are starting to go public with their private anxieties about running on the same ticket as the unpredictable billionaire businessman.
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Isakson's comments come as Trump and his allies have unleashed a rhetorical firestorm against Tester, warning that his decision to go public with the accusations against Jackson make him newly vulnerable going into his November election.
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But as she advances professionally, she realizes that she needs to embrace and go public with parts of her identity—her blackness, her queerness—in order to feel that she can be herself around the office.
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Omido showed her son's test results to a manager at work and was given a check for her son's medical bills on the verbal agreement that she would not go public with her findings, she says.
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Telecom infrastructure company Arqiva is set to announce plans to go public with a projected market value of more than 4.5 billion pounds ($5.93 billion) after its shareholders opted to list rather than sell the company.
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It was only when Facebook found out I was planning to go public with it that they decided to ban me, which didn't make any sense because I was the one who went to the authorities.
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In this tweet promoted by the app, a promoter of the theory references "The Storm", which an event in which QAnon believers say Trump will go public with his mission to extinguish the child abuse ring.
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Monaco announced Thursday that Prince Albert II has tested positive for COVID-19, making him the first head of state and reigning monarch to go public with a diagnosis for the coronavirus disease sweeping the world.
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The company had revenue of up to $600 million last year and could go public with a market cap of about $20 billion in 18 to 24 months, according to the SharesPost report from last year.
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R. Kelly scandal: A timeline Carter said she was inspired to go public with her story after seeing Kelly's emotional interview with CBS' Gayle King earlier this month in which he tearfully denied all the allegations.
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When the administration decided to go public with its conclusion a month later, it did so in a statement from the director of national intelligence and the Homeland Security secretary, not in a prominent presidential appearance.
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Black Cube gained attention last year for its work on behalf of Harvey Weinstein to undermine women and journalists in their efforts to go public with allegations of sexual harassment and assault against the Hollywood mogul.
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That's important since 2017 might be the year a lot of said tech startups finally go public, with possible moves from Airbnb, Snapchat and more, which is obviously of great interest to investment banks like Goldman.
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The pair threatened to go public with that information unless Nike hired Avenatti to conduct an internal investigation for $15 million to $25 million, and pay an additional $1.5 million to the client, according to prosecutors.
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MongoDB, a database software company based in New York, has filed to go public with the Securities and Exchange Commission as it continues to burn a ton of cash despite its revenue almost doubling year-over-year.
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Back in October, it was announced that the long-running NBC procedural was planning a ripped-from-the-headlines story about a politician (Gary Cole) whose campaign goes haywire when several women go public with damaging accusations.
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"This is actually irrelevant to the public, but an ex-boyfriend is threatening to go public with this private information, and I will not give anyone the right to frighten me or affect my life," Wurst said.
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Execution in particular is key for WeWork, which could go public with an initial market cap of $20173 billion, according to Bloomberg — less than half the $22017 billion it was valued at in its last funding found.
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Raisman, an Olympic gold medalist and the second high-profile athlete to go public with allegations against Nassar, spoke on behalf of his victims Wednesday, alongside gymnast Sarah Klein and former MSU softball player Tiffany Thomas Lopez.
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He was now fully committed to the campaign, and, after shorting twenty million shares in several months—borrowing them and selling them at the market price—he was eager to go public with the case against Herbalife.
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But Twitter has been fairly quiet about specific efforts it's taking to protect the integrity of the census, prompting a letter from 57 House Democrats last month urging CEO Jack Dorsey to go public with a plan.
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Like Ford — who said she was "terrified" at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday — Broaddrick told AM to DM that she was "frightened" when she was forced to go public with her allegations against Clinton in 1999.
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Why did you go public with this generalization that people in Twitter are generally liberal or lean left, and that's our culture, which I have no trouble believing is true, but why did you start talking about that?
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Bill Clinton's meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch proved disastrous Comey said he decided to go public with his findings from the Hillary Clinton email investigation following former President Bill Clinton met privately with Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
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When Peter first found out about his condition, he didn't want to go public with their wider social group because he wanted to keep living "a normal life" and continue working full-time and coaching his kids' teams.
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Because of McConnell's intransigence, the Obama administration decided not to go public with the information, fearing that it would just lead to a partisan squabble and accusations that it was trying to influence the election on Clinton's behalf.
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Feinstein has said that she held onto a letter outlining the allegations because Ford asked to remain anonymous, but that media leaks of the letter's existence forced her to go public with the letter, though not Ford's identity.
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Since then, Ms. Judd has helped to unleash an avalanche of accusations against the film producer Harvey Weinstein, leading to his dismissal from his company and inspiring others to go public with complaints about other prominent male bosses.
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This follows a trade group representing top U.S. pension funds and asset managers asking exchanges to require companies seeking to go public with share classes with unequal voting rights to have plans to equalize them within seven years.
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Another former wrestler, Mark DiSabato, whose decision to go public with his allegations against Strauss prompted the university's investigation, said Jordan told him to "please leave me out of it" and "not to get him involved" in the reports.
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" He said the current political landscape that has seen the rollback of protections for trans people helped inspire him to go public with his story "This crazy backlash and oppression of rights is happening right in front of me.
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The Pentagon did not respond to questions from CNN as to why they decided to go public with the raid, but several defense officials said the Pentagon is under pressure from the White House to show progress on terrorism.
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Much like Ward, rather than suffer in silence, Ambler was inspired to go public with his difficulties, this with the aim of helping to prevent others from having to go through the same thing as his brother-in-law.
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While 57 percent of likely voters in battleground districts said they are concerned that men might be unfairly accused of sexual assault, 78 percent said they are concerned that women are not believed when they go public with allegations.
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But it does give an idea about the secret alliances and whisper networks that were required for various women associated with Fox News to feel comfortable enough to go public with allegations against the network's late founder, Roger Ailes.
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The court filings also link AMI to Clifford, saying that in October 2016, an agent for an adult film actress contacted the company and said she was willing to go public with her allegations of an affair with Trump.
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"There is always a reaction to a strong woman who wants to fight, who wants to go public with injustice, whether it's a real Mukhtaran Mai or a fictional representation of someone like her," said Ms. Bilal, the filmmaker.
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The Associated Press does not usually name victims of sexual assault, but Johnson said she decided to go public with her story following deaths in recent years of her mother and brother, which she says emboldened her to seek justice.
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A specialist at the federal Environmental Protection Agency began warning the state last February that its testing was probably understating lead levels in Flint's water, but state officials dismissed those concerns, and the federal officials declined to go public with them.
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Avenatti is accused in that case of threatening to go public with claims that Nike was facilitating payments to the families of high-school basketball players if the company didn't cough up a lot of cash to him and his client.
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Some of the most highly anticipated startups have made their first moves already: Uber and Lyft have been duking it out to be the first of the two multibillion-dollar ride-hailing platforms to go public, with Lyft winning the race.
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The startup wasn't ready then to go public with this project while in Y Combinator but now has launched its app and is working with teams at UCSF to get them to have fun in finding and implementing reference materials.
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But after a month of sending follow-up emails to staff and waiting for the news to break, Stewart decided to go public with her story in the hopes of encouraging Young to finally make good on his alleged promise.
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I've watched you joyfully encourage violence, and promise to 'pay the legal fees' of those who commit violence on your behalf," Stanton said, explaining why he chose to go public with his concerns despite trying "my hardest not to be political.
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Christine Blasey Ford, who accused Kavanaugh of sexual assault at a high school party in 1982 and was the first to go public with her allegation, appeared in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday to detail the alleged attack.
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However, a president who is frequently willing to "go public" with his version of the facts that might relate to an investigation of him is far better off — legally speaking — having his press representatives speak for him, while he remains silent.
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"The fact that the Ukraine government has decided to go public with this shows that they are scared that this could have a big impact and want people to be aware," said Jaime Blasco, chief scientist with cybersecurity firm AlienVault.
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Drivers who spoke to VICE News said they're struggling to survive with meager wages, few on-the-job protections, and long hours — while the ride-sharing giant is expected to go public with a valuation between $80 billion and $91 billion.
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Drivers who spoke to VICE News said they're struggling to survive with meager wages, few on-the-job protections, and long hours — while the ride-sharing giant is expected to go public with a valuation between $237 billion and $242 billion.
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Punditry can sustain careers like these, and it may well have to—all five of the surviving members of the annex security team in Benghazi had to cut ties with the CIA in order to go public with their story.
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The company will go public with a dual-class share structure to concentrate voting power with Class B shareholders, which included Co-founder, President and Chief Executive Officer Benjamin Silbermann, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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But the decision to go public with even some of its data was something of an about-face for Netflix, which once claimed it never wanted to get involved in the weekly Hollywood competition based on ratings or box office receipts.
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Dinwiddie had announced earlier this week to The Athletic that he planned to go public with an "$SD8" token offered by his company DREAM Fan Shares that would enable investors to essentially buy into Dinwiddie's three-year, $34.4 million N.B.A. contract.
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The judge in the case ruled in Goguen&aposs favor and found Baptiste, a former exotic dancer, committed fraud and extortion when she threatened to go public with accusations that he had given her a sexually transmitted infection, according to Bloomberg.
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Here&aposs what we&aposve been keeping an eye on going into the conferenceFor one, late last Friday, One Medical officially filed to go public with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the first of the digital health companies to flip.
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Investors are betting big on national primary care modelsWhen One Medical filed to go public with the US Securities and Exchange Commission in January, its filing gave a comprehensive look at the financials behind a primary care provider with national ambitions.
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But with the first Democratic primary debate in three weeks and the prospect that at least one current Democratic office holder could not make the debate stage, campaigns are starting to go public with their complaints against the DNC and their debate rules.
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We have subsequently made a determination to make this a top priority, that it doesn't happen again, and we're throwing everything at it... relative to my discussions with the president, on whatever issue it is, I do not go public with that.
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The investors' case in some ways mirrors the experience of Stormy Daniels, the adult film actor who took a $22016,22016 hush money payment orchestrated by Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen so she wouldn't go public with claims of an affair with Trump.
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Saudi state oil company Aramco is considering dropping plans to go public with the biggest IPO listing in history, and is looking into a private share sale to some of the world's largest wealth funds and investors, including China, the Financial Times reports.
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Guardzilla were given three months to fix the security lapse and roll out new firmware to affected devices after the researchers privately reached out, but the company neither acknowledged nor patched the issue, prompting the researchers to go public with their findings.
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"Sheinbaum was the first person to go public with his experience of C.I.A. activity in the United States — a story about the agency's infiltration of a legitimate civilian institution," Angus Mackenzie wrote in "Secrets: The C.I.A.'s War at Home" in 1997.
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The second was Asia Argento, who, according to a report in The New York Times, paid off a younger actor named Jimmy Bennett so that he would not go public with his allegation that she sexually abused him when he was a minor.
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Why this matters: Snapchat's parent Snap is preparing to go public with a valuation of more than $16 billion because more than 20173 million people use the app every day and investors think that will turn into a gusher of money from advertising.
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In 1003, Cutler and Rice each left with a $90 million buyout (which became Ross's Related investment), with the company poised to go public with an IPO: Soulcycle had revenue of $112 million in 2014 and net income of $26.5 million. pic.twitter.
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Game, 51, appeared on Tuesday's episode of Tamron Hall, the former NBC journalist's new self-titled talk show, where Game spoke candidly about his decision to go public with his truth after vehemently preaching that being gay would send someone to hell.
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The Meltons were eager to go public with the evidence to prevent others from dying as their daughter had, but Cooper worried that if he challenged the protective order and regulators didn't conclude the switches were defective, it would hurt their case.
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Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic announced earlier this year that it will become the first space tourism company to go public, with a stock market listing expected to take place later this year thanks to a merger with Chamath Palihapitiya's Social Capital Hedosophia.
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A wave of sexual abuse accusations against Weinstein helped encourage women across the United States to go public with misconduct allegations against other powerful men, an outpouring that has became known as the #MeToo movement Prosecutors brought the charges involving Constand on Dec.
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NEW YORK, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Michael Avenatti pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to an indictment accusing him of trying to extort as much as $25 million from Nike Inc by threatening to go public with claims the company made improper payments to athletes.
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Michelle Ugenti-Rita, who was the first to go public with her allegations, accused Shooter of making inappropriate comments, unwanted sexual advances, or crude gestures either directed at them or in their presence over his nearly seven years in the Arizona legislature.
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Cathay Bi, a Google employee in San Francisco and one of the walkout organizers, told a group of journalists at the rally that she was conflicted with participating in the walkout and ultimately decided not to go public with her own story of sexual harassment.
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Avenatti told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Monday that Nike "pulled a stunt" by having him arrested in New York before he could go public with his claims that the company was bribing high school hoop players to coax them into attending Nike-sponsored colleges.
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Read more: Ralph Northam's apology tour got off to a really bad start Tyson, who says she is a Democrat, says that she tried to go public with the allegations in 2017, after Fairfax won the election for lieutenant governor, and approached the Washington Post.
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While the two sides have been growing apart for years, they had a "moment of clarity" in the last week or so, as one person said, and the two teams quickly moved to go public with their plans for a split before it leaked.
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Donald Trump's security guards once shoved, threatened, and held a 12-year-old boy and his mother against their will after her husband promised to go public with damaging allegations against the Trump Organization, according to the family's account in FBI records and court filings.
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Siminoff said having them in the mix was exciting for Ring, because the goal is ultimately still to go public, with an IPO he hopes will happen by the end of this year, provided all of Ring's plans on that front proceed as intended.
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I wrote an email to Colin about my relationship with Livia, which I now regret sending, and she filed a complaint against me for stalking out of fear that I could go public with what she had revealed to me about her marriage and work.
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The CEO of messaging firm Slack said that the company didn't want to go public with a traditional IPO so that it could bypass the closed-door process of raising capital from private investors and hasten its access to the broader public capital market.
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Her motivation to go public with the story at the time was to instill pride in her daughter for being bilingual—to show her that, in spite of what had happened to her mother, she should not be afraid of using Spanish in public.
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"CBO works with members of Congress and their staff behind closed doors to give members a chance to try out different ideas and see what the consequences would be before they go public with their ideas," former CBO Director Doug Elmendorf recently told me.
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As the individual requests piled up, his team decided to go public with their work last week, providing interactive state-by-state projections for how the nation's supply of hospital beds, intensive care units, and ventilators will hold up over the next few months.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump attorney Michael Cohen had formed a private LLC and paid Clifford $130,000 through the LLC weeks before the 2016 election so she would not go public with her story about an alleged sexual encounter in 2006 with Trump.
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It took Facebook until September 2017, 10 months after the election, to go public with its first findings on the Russian meddling, which it says appeared in the news feeds of 126 million customers — equal to nearly half the adult population of the United States.
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"Now that Democrats have decided to go public with this charade, Mark is in a better position to defend President Trump from Capitol Hill and let the newly assembled White House team handle impeachment from that end of Pennsylvania Avenue," said a former Trump aide.
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Another former wrestler, Mike DiSabato, whose decision to go public with his allegations against Strauss prompted the university's investigation, said Jordan told him to "please leave me out of it" and "not to get him involved" when he contacted the lawmaker about going forward with the reports.
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"I know what I do is public, as far as hosting and the shows I do, but I'm a pretty private guy [and] I'll stay that way for the most part," he said when asked about why he was hesitant to go public with his new relationship.
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Soon after the first trial, a series of women leveled sexual assault and harassment accusations against men in media, entertainment and politics, giving rise to the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements that encouraged women go public with personal stories of abuse, in some cases after years of silence.
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The decision by Shiori Ito, the victim in that case, to go public with her story—through a series of interviews, a book called Black Box, and a documentary released last year—helped open the door for a wider conversation about sexual assault and harassment in Japan.
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Flake's request followed wrenching testimony from Christine Blasey Ford, the first woman to go public with an allegation against Kavanaugh, who testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee that he sexually assaulted her at a social gathering during their high school years in the early 1980s.
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Then, on Wednesday, Sanders stepped in it during a long interview with Vermont Public Radio, when he suggested that Clinton hadn't done enough — in September 2016 — to go public with concerns about the suspicious online activity, which Sanders said a staffer had flagged to her campaign.
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In another sense, though, Danneels was a wildly inappropriate choice, because at the conclusion of his career he was caught on tape trying to persuade a young victim of sex abuse not to go public with allegations against the victim's uncle, Bishop Roger Vangheluwe of Bruges, Belgium.
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Swetnick is the third woman to go public with sexual misconduct allegations after Christine Blasey Ford, the college professor who alleges Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in high school, and Deborah Ramirez, a Yale classmate of Kavanaugh's who said he exposed his penis to her at a college dormitory party.
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Company role: workplace messaging and communication platform Year founded: 2009 Headquarters location: San Francisco Valuation: $7.13 billion Total funding raised: $1.22 billion Reported revenue: $221 million in fiscal year 2017 ( CNBC) IPO status: Slack announced in early February that it had confidentially filed to go public with the SEC.
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The two have yet to go public with their relationship status, but the coupling probably comes as no surprise to the eagle-eyed fans of the two stars who started speculating about a real-life romance back in May when Sprouse shared a photo of Reinhart on his Instagram.
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Talese wrote that he was torn about the morality and ethics of what Foos was doing – especially after receiving the report of the murder in the motel – but ultimately did not reveal what he knew about Foos until the motel owner finally agreed to go public with his story.
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And the kicker is there would be no chance for companies compelled to do this to go public with the request — as Apple has done in the FBI instance — or even for them to be upfront with their users that they are being forced to compromise their privacy.
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Others say Comey had no choice but to inform Congress of the existence of the emails — when he chose to go public with the details of the investigation's findings over the summer, he pinned himself in a corner when the bureau realized it might have more work to do.
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GOP leadership is under growing pressure from multiple factions of their caucus, as well as Democrats, to allow Christine Blasey Ford, Kavanaugh's accuser, to speak before the Senate Judiciary Committee after she decided to go public with her accusation that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the early 85033s.
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Former FBI Director James Comey decided to go public with the bureau's 2016 investigation into Hillary Clinton's email, in part because he wanted to prevent the former Secretary of State from being perceived as "illegitimate" if she prevailed in the general election, Comey told ABC News in an interview.
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"Before we go public with this serious violation of human rights by human rights organizations, we extend to you the opportunity to withdraw your endorsement of this 'recommendation' of 'alleged' misconduct by Mr. Firtash," Mr. Davis wrote in an email to the groups that was obtained by The Hill.
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" According to a recent report in The Information, Tosi and CEO Brian Chesky had clashed over "how to balance the financial stability needed to go public with Mr. Chesky's desire to transform Airbnb into a more diversified travel firm, investing in areas that might not yield profits for awhile.
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On April 20, undercover agents eavesdropped on a meeting between Charlie Adelson and Magbanua at a restaurant in Sunny Isles Beach in which they allegedly discussed a male who was trying to blackmail them by threatening to go public with evidence of their involvement in the murder caper.
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Thomas Gorman, a securities lawyer and an expert on SEC enforcement, said this requirement makes it difficult for companies to go public with the government shut down: "Since the agency is not open for regular business the staff cannot review and declare effective any registration statements," Gorman said in an email.
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This is what he told me: CBO works with members of Congress and their staff behind closed doors to give members a chance to try out different ideas, and see what their consequences would be for the federal budget and for health insurance coverage before they go public with their ideas.
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Today, it was reported that the House Intelligence Committee chairman apologized to members of his panel for his bonkers decision to go public with allegations (based on an anonymous source) that the Trump transition team's communications were "incidentally" surveilled by the U.S. government, without briefing the Democratic members on the committee.
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"What we failed to do is tell his story and that left a blank slate that Tester could paint whatever he wanted on it," the senior White House official said, referring to the two week gap between the announcement of Jackson's nomination and Tester's move to go public with the allegations.
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The former Playboy model's comments on the alleged affair came roughly a month after The Wall Street Journal reported that Michael Cohen, a personal lawyer for Trump, paid adult film star Stormy Daniels $130,85033 not to go public with allegations that she had a sexual encounter with Trump in 2005.
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The federal and Jammu and Kashmir governments did not immediately return emails and messages seeking a response to from Raina, one of the few community leaders in Kashmir to go public with criticism of India's step following the detention of over 500 local leaders or activists over the past 11 days.
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Researchers decided to go public with what they know about the campaign because they feared the surge in Ukraine, which has the largest number of infections, meant Moscow is preparing to launch an attack there next month, possibly around the time the country celebrates Constitution Day on June 28, Williams said.
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Dr. Luke, 42, then filed a countersuit, claiming Kesha and her mother, Pebe Sebert, planned to extort him, alleging that the mother and daughter threatened to go public with the assault allegations if he refused to release Kesha from her long-term recording contract and give her publishing rights to her music.
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Susan Hedman, who was the EPA regional administrator for the Great Lakes area until recently, told the Detroit News that she did not know in early 2015 whether she could take action against Michigan or go public with the lead findings in Flint, so she sought a legal opinion that took months.
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Such crackdowns mean that fewer people are prepared to go public with any criticism of Xi. "Any opposition he faces from his opponents will be far, far smaller than what Mao Zedong faced," said writer and activist Mo Zhixu, who is married to Zhao and is also a visiting scholar at Chung Cheng.
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The decision to go public with this second petition and open it up to other Amazon workers—it has been translated into Polish and Spanish and has been signed by over 1,500 workers worldwide—was a result of the failure in response from the Queens facility's manager to the earlier internal petition.
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Valuation: $1 billion, according to PitchBook Funding: $387 million Largest deal: $75 million; January 25, 2011Notable investors: United Airlines; Cathay Pacific; and BP IPO note: The startup filed to go public with an offering of up to $115 million in 2011, but it withdrew the offer the next year citing poor market conditions.
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A lawsuit from the 1990s alleges that Calamari shoved and threatened a 12-year-old boy and his mother -- while other members of security held them against their will -- after the woman's husband, a Trump Organization employee, promised to go public with damaging allegations about the company, according to a report from BuzzFeed.
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Representative Peter A. DeFazio, Democrat of Oregon and the chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, told a group of committee chairmen at a closed-door meeting on Wednesday that it was time for their party to go public with its own border security ideas to answer Mr. Trump's demands for a wall.
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The sympathetic interpretation of his behavior is that up until now Corker has been playing an inside game, trying to use his influence to steer the administration in a more productive direction, and that he has only now concluded that this inside game has failed and he has to go public with his concerns.
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This document, along with a handful of heavily redacted emails and previously unpublished talking points prepared prior to the 2016 election, provides new insight into the intelligence community's behind-the-scenes efforts to respond to Russia's interference and the pressure Democratic senators placed on the Obama administration to go public with what it knew.
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The criminal complaint says Avenatti was threatening to go public with accusations of college recruitment rigging if Nike didn't comply with his demands: $1.5 million for his client, between $15 million and $25 million to hire him and his co-counsel to lead an internal investigation or a payment of $22.5 million and no investigation.
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" Back in March, journalist Tony Ortega broke the story that Masterson was being investigated by the LAPD for "at least three alleged cases of rape or sodomy of women who were also Scientologists and who claim they were pressured by the Church of Scientology not to contact police or go public with their accusations.
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The surprise announcement of the overseas matches as a fait accompli, after earlier changes to the match calendar that have created later kickoff times and far more matches on weekdays, forced the players to go public with their concerns, said Aganzo, who suggested that a strike to protest the latest move was a serious possibility.
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Before U.S. officials announced the charges against Mesri, The Washington Post reported that the Justice Department was prepared to announce several investigations involving Iranians, spurring concerns among some in law enforcement that the Trump administration was planning to go public with the cases in order to urge Congress to impose fresh sanctions against Tehran.
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Two weeks later, staffers for two Senate offices and one House office (who asked to remain anonymous as their offices were not yet ready to go public with this information) told BuzzFeed News there were ongoing discussions about including funding to research the issues brought up by the servicewomen in the next National Defense Authorization Act.
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Company role: IT incident-management platform Year founded: 2009 Headquarters location: San Francisco Valuation: $1.3 billion Total funding raised: $173.7 million Reported revenue: $100 million in "annual recurring revenue" as of September 2018 ( Forbes) IPO status: PagerDuty confidentially filed to go public with the SEC in January but has faced delays because of the government shutdown, Bloomberg reported.
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Harvey Weinstein got what he wanted in his ongoing sex crime cases -- a judge has allowed him to go public with emails he got from his rape accuser ... emails that he says show the woman was anything but a rape victim -- even professing love for him -- and as a result he wants all criminal charges dismissed.
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The first two stories are detailed enough that anyone familiar with the people he is talking about would likely know (or be able to guess and confirm) who the victims are, but Spurlock does not say whether he warned them that he was planning to go public with their stories, or whether he asked permission to do so.
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Congressional investigators were able to obtain copies of the text message correspondence between the two men, and both of them have been questioned, according to the AP. Akhmetshin reportedly said he had asked for the meeting with Kaveladze to say that they should go public with the story before it was broken by the news media.
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Officials have said that Russia once again interfered in the elections this year, with Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE the first to go public with that revelation.
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Now consider what federal prosecutors in the Southern District said they believe Trump and Cohen did in the run-up to the 2016 vote: Direct two six-figure payouts to a porn star and a former Playboy model who said they had affairs with Trump in the mid-2000s -- and were threatening to go public with their stories.
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Controversial lawyer Michael Avenatti was indicted Wednesday in separate cases charging him with stealing about $300,000 from his former porn star client Stormy Daniels, and with trying to extort athletic shoe giant Nike out of tens of millions of dollars by threatening to go public with claims the company was facilitating payments to the families of high school basketball stars.
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"When Angelina Jolie made the very, very courageous decision to have both her breasts and her ovaries removed because of genetically being at risk for breast and ovarian cancer, many of the comments (aside from admiration for her decision to go public with a very private matter) were around the concern that it might throw her into early menopause," Anderson recalls.
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The White House is expected to add a pair of aides tasked with leading its impeachment communications team as the House prepares to go public with its inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE.
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In the year or so before he died, in January, at 78, Mr. Whitten decided it was time to go public with his sculpture, agreeing that the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Met would present this exhibition, organized by the critic and independent curator Katy Siegel and Kelly Baum, a curator of postwar and contemporary art at the Met.
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Yes, Vice President Joe Biden decided to go public with his support for same-sex marriage after a now-famous meeting orchestrated by Chad Griffin, who shortly before had become president of the most mainstream national gay rights organization, Human Rights Campaign—also, this meeting was at the home of an HBO executive and his husband, and it was a fundraiser.
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Officials warned that hundreds of other people could have been exposed to the highly contagious disease, which had, until recently, been declared eliminated from the U.S. [The New York Times] The actress Rose McGowan has sued Harvey Weinstein, as well as David Boies and Lisa Bloom, lawyers he enlisted to discredit her before she could go public with her rape accusation against Mr. Weinstein.
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His new book, House of Nails: A Memoir of Life on the Edge (William Morrow), provides a head-spinning trip through his life's highs and lows, including revelations about his steroid use, the $500,260 he spent hiring private detectives to dig up dirt on MLB umpires, and the time he tried to get his friend Charlie Sheen to stop smoking crack and go public with his HIV diagnosis.
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She is not Betty Ford, the first lady who helped many when she made the decision to go public with news of her breast cancer in 1974 and later her drug dependency -- and was an example of one unafraid to reveal personal details of herself and her health (but let's keep in mind that while Betty Ford chose to reveal her alcoholism, she certainly waited longer than 24 hours to do so).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE on Friday insisted there was nothing for Democrats to investigate and that his conversation with Ukraine's president involved "no pressure," after House leaders revealed text messages showing Trump administration officials encouraged Ukraine to go public with investigations sought by Trump.
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While Oleg digested the implications of that, she told him, "You do what you need to do," which presumably meant that he should go ahead and spy for the C.I.A. There was hope for Oleg, though: At the F.B.I., Stan Beeman told the deputy director that if the C.I.A. didn't leave Oleg alone, Stan would go public with the fact that he had executed a Soviet agent (in retaliation for the killing of his former partner).
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They do have three courses they can follow in good conscience: They can seek reassignment to a position that is not affected by the policy, as John Negroponte did in leaving the White House and accepting reassignment to Ecuador after objecting to what he considered a betrayal of South Vietnam; they can continue working to mitigate the effects of a policy they object to, as Ryan Crocker did with extraordinary effectiveness in Iraq; or they can resign and go public with their objections as the Bosnia dissenters did and as Ann Wright did over Iraq and Ambassador Robert Ford did over Syria.
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