"It wasn't easy going public with my story," she says.
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That led to other Out freelancers going public with their complaints.
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Lewis, 45, and Wilk began going public with their romance in 2016.
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So was this Adele's way of going public with her relationship status?
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More women joined her in going public with claims of sexual abuse.
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It was Norman who suggested going public with the campaign's fundraising shortfall.
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Peters and Kohn didn't initially plan on going public with their complaint.
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Less than one week after going public with his brain cancer diagnosis, Sen.
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WeWork is reportedly considering going public with a market capitalization of $10 billion.
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How scared were you in the first place about going public with this?
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In Lebanon, Ms. Latifa's family was averse to going public with her ordeal.
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Had you been going by "Anohni" for a while before going public with it?
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While Bisnode also subsequently chose to out itself by going public with its disagreement.
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For a long time, Sullivan had no intention of going public with her experience.
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Many of these individuals are going public with their experiences for the first time.
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"I had respect by not going public with any of my relationships," said Wilkinson.
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Khloe Kardashian is finally going public with the baby news you heard here first.
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The happy couple got engaged Monday night 10 weeks after going public with their relationship.
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Why it matters: Google is taking heat for not going public with the problem immediately.
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Shortly after going public with their engagement, the two moved in together in Denver, Colorado.
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Symantec didn't inform Zscaler about the suit in advance of going public with it, evidently.
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PEOPLE: Did you get advice from your mom before going public with your anorexia battle?
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However, sisters are now going public with their stories around the world, the AP reports.
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They have not obviously curbed his penchant for going public with unrealistic business targets, either.
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She spoke only briefly, and only to her lawyer, about going public with her story.
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How could he assume that going public with his sinister story would achieve anything positive?
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That's when they had to make yet another heartbreaking decision – going public with their baby's prognosis.
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The political maverick's vote comes just a week after going public with his brain cancer diagnosis.
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And that's why FireEye is going public with these details—to find out more about IRONGATE.
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The security researcher says he contacted Microsoft in March before now going public with the issue.
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The police said they had received more than 100 tips since going public with the case.
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They promoted the film together at the Toronto International Film Festival before going public with their relationship.
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BHP said the plan had been in the works prior to Elliott going public with its proposals.
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Cibrian filed for divorce from Glanville in 2009, shortly after going public with his relationship with Rimes.
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After going public with their romance, Soulja Boy and Blac Chyna celebrated their first Valentine's Day together.
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Snap's revenues have been a disappointment to Wall Street since going public with high expectations in March.
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Earlier it was revealed executives had sold stock in the company before going public with the leak.
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More and more celebrities recently have been going public with their medical exams to help create awareness.
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But that hasn't stopped him and Glenda from going public with their fight against forced employee arbitration.
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It also, reportedly, pitched investors on the idea of its going public with a much reduced valuation.
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But his live performing career stalled in 19703, as multiple accusers began going public with their stories.
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She said she was going public with this after reading about the movie "Split," by M. Night Shyamalan.
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I feel humiliated already, and I know that going public with my story will open me to ridicule.
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"We don't believe in going public with any of this stuff while investigation is still ongoing," he said.
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Rose says spending time with loved ones is vital for survivors, especially after going public with their victimization.
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Writing in Vulture, comedian Rebecca Corry spoke of the aftermath of going public with her allegations of misconduct.
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The chairman apologized to committee Democrats on Thursday for going public with the information before briefing other members.
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Miller and Grande, 25, split in May 2018 after first going public with their relationship in September 2016.
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They sparked up a friendship over the next couple years before going public with their romance in 2016.
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The news comes as WeWork is considering going public with a valuation of as little as $10 billion.
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Also, the company is now considering going public with a market capitalization of as little as $10 billion.
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Davidson said Cohen argued that the women had waived attorney-client privilege by going public with their stories.
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They were spotted out sparingly since, but have seemingly become more comfortable going public with their relationship recently.
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He said Cohen argued that the women had waived attorney-client privilege by going public with their stories.
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Sanders is running again, and his campaign has denied any involvement in her going public with her story.
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"The outpouring has been incredible," he said of the support they've received since going public with their own journey.
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In 2009, Cibrian filed for divorce from Glanville, shortly after going public with his relationship with Rimes, now 34.
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Though he apologized for his "hurtful instagram post," the star questioned Swift's motives for going public with her frustrations.
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Doherty has been chronicling her cancer battle on social media since going public with her diagnosis in August 2015.
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But Geffre wouldn't back down, and he eventually helped to force WRPS' hand by going public with his complaint.
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In 2009, Cibrian filed for divorce from Glanville, shortly after going public with his relationship with Rimes, now 35.
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This boom is very different than the '99 boom, when companies were going public with $10 million in revenue.
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"The outpouring has been incredible," he says of the support they've received since going public with their own journey.
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He also said PNB had jeopardized its chances of recovering the sums owed by going public with its allegations.
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Almost one year after going public with his HIV diagnosis, Charlie Sheen is opening up about his current health.
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" A week before going public with his story about Colonel Vindman, he retweeted a Trump supporter urging: "STOP IMPEACHMENT!
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For Ms. Joyner, going public with her belief of U.F.O.s and extraterrestrial communications wasn't a decision she took lightly.
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"The outpouring has been incredible," Laich said of the support they've received since going public with their own journey.
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In the U.S. a class-action lawsuit was filed within hours of the company going public with the breach.
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Do you anticipate more of that, with companies going public with structures where shareholders don't get much of a say?
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They promoted the film together at the Toronto International Film Festival before going public with their romance in March 2017.
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They promoted the film together at the Toronto International Film Festival before going public with their relationship in March 2017.
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She resigned from her coaching job in 2012, one year after going public with her diagnosis of early-onset dementia.
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In 2009, Cibrian filed for divorce from Glanville, shortly after going public with his relationship with LeAnn Rimes, now 35.
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Before going public with her romance, Meghan had only told a few of her closest friends, including Pierce, about Harry.
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They promoted the film together at the Toronto International Film Festival before going public with their romance in March 2017.
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Sheen has largely remained under the radar in recent years after going public with his HIV diagnosis in November 2015.
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They promoted the film together at the Toronto International Film Festival before going public with their relationship in March 2017.
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They've put themselves at substantial risk by going public with their stories and stand to gain nothing for doing so.
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Miller is now asking a judge to block the woman -- who lives in L.A. -- from going public with the tape.
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Sheen has largely remained under the radar in recent years after going public with his HIV diagnosis in November 2015.
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Three cases it found were serious enough, Mr. Palfrey wrote, that they warranted going public with the faculty members' names.
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He admitted to paying $130,000 to Daniels to keep her from going public with her allegation before the 2016 election.
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Hume had juried this year's BP Portrait Award before going public with his position against the oil company last month.
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Nunes purportedly apologized to House Intelligence Committee Democrats early Thursday for going public with his knowledge without updating them first.
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After going public with her story, she spent time as a consultant for the school on assault prevention and policy.
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He pleaded guilty to paying $130,000 to Daniels to keep her from going public with her allegation before the election.
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Typically, researchers give companies a few weeks or even months to fix the issues before going public with their findings.
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Before going public with my story, I had been tremendously inspired by the courage of the women who exposed Harvey Weinstein.
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"Her birthday is August 2, which is three days before mine," Galavis told PEOPLE shortly after going public with the relationship.
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In practice, the agreements are still sometimes used to intimidate or threaten employees, deterring them from going public with harassment allegations.
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The couple called it quits just two months after going public with their romance, a source confirmed to PEOPLE on Thursday.
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In her allegations, Meshke described the night she was allegedly sexually assaulted and why she was going public with her story.
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Cohen has said he paid her $130,000, at Trump's behest, in October 2016 to avoid Daniels going public with her allegation.
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It's a rare appearance for Swift and Alwyn, who secretly dated for months before going public with their relationship in May.
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After going public with their relationship, Gomez, 26, and her ex-boyfriend The Weeknd, 28, were spotted vacationing in Italy together.
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After going public with their relationship, Gomez, 26, and her ex-boyfriend The Weeknd, 28, were spotted vacationing in Italy together.
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Since then he has invested over $1 million, partly by going public with a penny stock he named The MaryJane Group.
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After going public with his sexual orientation in September, Anderson tied the knot with his longtime boyfriend Wednesday in New York.
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The campaign has so far found success, with multiple previously critical Democrats going public with their support for the California Democrat.
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They said their aim in going public with their stories is to help other gay Hutterites who are in the closet.
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But it's now considering going public with a market capitalization of as little as $15 billion, according to the Financial Times.
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As for whether going public with the potential rehab stint is a good idea, Alonzo's got some thoughts there as well.
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Tiffany Trump and boyfriend Michael Boulos were spotted out and about in London over a week after going public with their relationship.
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Now, as the NCAA men's Final Four basketball tournament comes to a close, Avenatti is going public with his allegations against Nike.
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After going public with the accusations, Magnitsky was arrested on tax evasion charges and died in prison a year later, prosecutors said.
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Twitter on Wednesday reported its first quarter since going public with no growth in users, and announced changes to its global service.
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Bushnell moved to Higgins' hometown of Denver shortly after going public with their engagement following the season finale, which aired in March.
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Dorsey talks about growing the company's user base, competition, stock-based compensation and having no regrets going public with Square and Twitter.
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The former #1 player in the world said, 'Yes' to NBA star David Lee ... 8 months after going public with their relationship.
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Google has a practice of going public with security issues 90 days after privately reporting issues to the software maker in question.
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At a press conference, Becerra said that this was why his office is now going public with the news of the investigation.
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"It's important for us all to be pretty forthcoming about what we're going through," Browne said of going public with his diagnosis.
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Hollywood has expressed irritation with Netflix's selective disclosures of its viewership numbers from the moment the company started going public with them.
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The articles also detailed secret financial payouts made by The Weinstein Co. to keep his victims from going public with their claims.
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The articles also detail secret financial payouts made by The Weinstein Company to keep his victims from going public with their claims.
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In going public with his charges, Mr. Guo demonstrated just how dangerous a loose-lipped billionaire can be to China's Communist Party.
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Lodge had popped the question to Gunvalson two days earlier, with the pair going public with their news back on April 26.
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"It's a bold step going public with a pilot, but we're going public because we're interested in the entire industry participating," Cleaver said.
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After going public with her allegation during the presidential election, Crooks made an unsuccessful run for a seat in the Ohio state legislature.
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Khan's reneging, coupled with the new claims brought up by N.M., led to the saga going public with a bombshell Facebook post Sept.
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The couple have previously been candid about the online bullying that twigs, 29, has dealt with since going public with the Twilight star.
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She was sure that going public with her pageant past would hinder her advancement, and that it would be the same for me.
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For Janah, going public with her experience has helped her find both high-quality doctors and potential treatments, which could save her life.
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But it also will join a long line of other unprofitable tech companies going public, with a $268 million net loss for 2018.
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Before going public with the news, the entertainer privately shared her diagnosis with close friends and family who are all rallying around her.
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By going public with their findings about the escalating trade, they further raised the lizard's profile and spread the word that it's available.
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By going public with the letter it wrote to BHP directors, Elliott should have known it had no chance of its proposal succeeding.
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The main health insurance trade group, America's Health Insurance Plans, is going public with two big concerns about the Senate health care bill.
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Since going public with their relationship in September, the duo have traveled together around the world, and — just last month — got a puppy.
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A student at NYU spent six weeks working undercover in one of Pegatron's factories manufacturing the iPhone before going public with his experience.
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In exchange for sharing his insight and institutional muscle, Left's source avoided the legal liability that came from going public with a position.
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By going public with its plans, Comcast is putting pressure on Fox and its shareholders to not rush into approving the Disney deal.
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WNBA star Sue Bird is going public with her sexuality for the first time ... revealing she's dating U.S. women's soccer player Megan Rapinoe!!
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A former Facebook employee is going public with his claims that the company is failing its black employees as well as its black users.
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Morales never resumed working at the club after going public with her story and has spent the past two months advocating for immigration reform.
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Cohen learned around the same time that porn star Stormy Daniels was considering going public with her claim that she had sex with Trump.
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Wolf said at the press conference he was going public with his diagnosis to serve as an example of the value of routine checkups.
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With analysts and Interswitch timing an LSE listing for 2019, there's the prospect of another VC backed African tech company going public with first.
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You see, while the Republican establishment was going public with its preference for Trump, Cruz was taking heat for his opposition to ethanol subsidies.
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As he always has, he is putting others first by going public with his diagnosis so others can also get the help they need.
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According to the report, Moonves tried to use his influence to find Phillips acting jobs to keep her from going public with her allegations.
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Instead of going public with any concerns, Khan said his government has decided to deal privately with issues that may arise with Chinese leaders.
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Mitchell asked Ford both before and after a lunch break who paid for a polygraph that she took before going public with her allegation.
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Some have begun going public with their decisions, though, often speaking to local news outlets with a lengthy explanation of their rationale, like Reps.
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Microsoft chided rival Google for going public with details of the vulnerabilities before it had time to prepare and test a patch to fix them.
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But this week, he's going public with his most radical idea to date, in the form of a smartphone app for senior US intelligence officers.
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The Younger actress and her personal trainer have called it quits just two months after going public with their romance, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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Last week, the pair sat down with PeopleTV's Reality Check for their first interview as a couple after going public with their relationship on Instagram.
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Wray claimed he hadn't formed a policy position on the issue, and Wyden requested that Wray consult with him before going public with his position.
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Even as we were in the midst of compiling this list, women in Hollywood were going public with their accounts of being harassed by Weinstein.
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The company brought in $111.3 million in revenue for its fiscal 2018 year, but as with many SaaS companies, it's going public with a loss.
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Uber has launched its service in Myanmar, the Southeast Asian country formerly known as Burma, over a month after going public with its expansion plan.
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Getting a string of cartoons killed is generally not a good harbinger of things to come, and going public with it is a risky gambit.
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One month later and WeWork's parent company is said to have been mulling going public with a valuation in the $10 to $12 billion range.
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As he likely inspired others by going public with his accusations, Rapp himself was inspired by those who spoke up before him, he told Attitude.
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WeWork is going public with a weird corporate structure that would give tax benefits to early insiders but not to those who buy in later.
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By going public with the news of a rejected ad, Acreage is following the lead of other companies that have had their ads turned down.
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The Electoral Commission said in a statement that Vote Leave had taken the "unusual step" of going public with the findings of its draft report.
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Another woman, Amy Louise Alexander, spoke out in 22006, going public with her account that Ellison verbally abused her while they were having an affair.
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After going public with her mental health struggles, Padukone said she felt there was a collective "sigh of relief" from those who had similar experiences.
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He also admitted that he might have been better not going public with his call on Herbalife, which he accused of being a pyramid scheme.
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It's now being reported that senior Justice Department officials counseled Comey against going public with this new information; that would have been the wiser course.
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Christian Slater destroyed his father's acting career by going public with allegations his dad is suffering from mental illness ... according to a new defamation lawsuit.
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The journalist told BuzzFeed that a major concern that prevented him from going public with the incident was his fear of outing Spacey as gay.
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Since going public with their courtship in June, the jet set couple has enjoyed several romantic dates around the globe, but when work calls, it calls.
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"If I'm not saying something then I have to go out of my way to hide it," she said about going public with a new romance.
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Ashman spoke with the Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand and the New Zealand Muslim Association to get their support before going public with the plan.
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A foreign national, she reportedly accepted a deal from Fox to extend her stay in the US in exchange for not going public with her allegations.
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Rodel -- who fled the Philippines -- is one of several asylum seekers in Hong Kong who are now going public with a secret they kept for years.
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Since going public with their love in January, the camera-friendly couple has taken to various social media platforms to flaunt the strength of their bond.
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Happening today: Major green energy trade groups are going public with concerns about a newly initiated, wide-ranging Energy Department study of power markets and reliability.
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Pastner has claimed that Bell repeatedly demanded money from Pastner and his wife in exchange for not going public with the disclosure of the NCAA violations.
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Elliott has been meeting with major BHP shareholders since going public with its restructuring proposals on April 10 to gauge support for change at the company.
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In his office this week, the NY1 anchors said they hoped that going public with their claims might ease the pathway for women in their industry.
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They threatened to have Daniels hit with up to $20 million in damages for violating the terms of the deal by going public with her story.
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Streaming music service Spotify filed for a initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, proposing going public with a $1 billion valuation.
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"I hope he's not trying to hold off on going public with any secrets so that he can have a good book rollout," said Georgia Rep.
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Of course, Bron just ditched Kev and the Cavs for L.A. -- and according to multiple reports, he didn't even text Love before going public with his decision.
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Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman said she is "constantly reliving" her abuse after going public with allegations of sexual abuse at the hands of a former sports doctor.
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By going public with this information now, Apple can at least quell concerns that it's decided to ignore the pro market entirely — something that seemed plausible enough.
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Another documented paper trail shows Weinstein hiring ex-Israeli military spies to infiltrate her life, apparently to prevent her from going public with her accusations against him.
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"If I'm not saying something then I have to go out of my way to hide it," she told PEOPLE about going public with a new romance.
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After the cameras stopped rolling, Bushnell moved to Higgins' hometown of Denver shortly after going public with their engagement following the season finale, which aired last March.
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The pair were engaged 10 weeks after going public with their relationship and they haven't been shy about expressing their love for each other on social media.
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That was the case for her time at Uber, which had a clause in her employment contract that prevented her from going public with what had happened.
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Just over one month later, WeWork's parent company is said to have been mulling going public with a valuation in the $10 billion to $12 billion range.
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Lively and Badgley's characters were a couple on the show, and in real life, the pair started dating almost immediately, going public with their relationship in 2008.
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It's a remarkably swift turnaround time for the security industry — many researchers will allow companies 90 days to patch a vulnerability before going public with their findings.
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In going public with her pregnancy flab, she seeks to show the less glamorous sides and side effects of pregnancy, giving women permission to not be perfect.
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Either way, it appears to follow a pattern we've noticed in Miley ... shortly after going public with her new boo, mama bear comes into the picture ASAP.
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We got Selma Monday at LAX, where our camera guy told her just how big of an inspiration she's become since going public with her MS diagnosis.
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On a YouTube series called "Talking About Suicide Loss With..." I started, I speak with other survivors who have inspired me in going public with their stories.
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"We are witnessing a different phenomenon today where more young women are becoming outspoken about deciding their own fates, and going public with it," Ms. Fassi said.
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Someone named L-Dogg asked Chuck to make a video congratulating "Timmy" for going public with his sexuality ... and Chuck, believing it was a legitimate request, obliged.
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Almost two weeks after going public with their engagement following the season finale of The Bachelorette, the two have officially moved in together in Fletcher's hometown of Dallas.
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After going public with their romance a year later in June 2015, they made it red carpet official months later at The Intern premiere in New York City.
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Since going public with his relationship with Blac Chyna in January, Kardashian has been venturing more into the public eye after two years of living a reclusive life.
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The judges said then that the issues involving the Supreme Court's administration were serious enough to prompt them take the unprecedented step of going public with their criticism.
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Bushwick Bill — the rapper and co-founder of the legendary Houston, Texas, group Geto Boys — died on Sunday, two months after going public with his pancreatic cancer diagnosis.
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After going public with their courtship in June, the jet-setting couple enjoyed several dates around the globe, including a jaunt across the pond to visit Hiddleston's family.
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On Monday, James is going public with the effort, called The Transphobia Project, and launching a Kickstarter campaign in hopes of being able to fully fund the effort.
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A Utah family is going public with fears that their teenage daughter, who vanished in January, is being "held against her will" as a victim of sex trafficking.
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From what we can tell, there are also parts of Daniels' memoir worth paying attention to, from her childhood to the consequences of going public with her story.
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Lively and her on-screen love interest dated in the early years of Gossip Girl's run, going public with their relationship in 2008 before ultimately splitting in 2010.
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These types of people exist in all industries, and that's what Oprah hopes is revealed through things like #MeToo and the other survivors going public with their experiences.
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When it was first going public with its technology Ionic Materials was hailed in some quarters as a "Jesus battery" for its solid-state, cobalt-free battery materials.
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She also comes to the defense of Cosby's victims -- especially, Janice Dickinson, who Nancy says caught a ton of flak after going public with her allegations against Cosby.
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McConnell's comments — which earned him quick laughter from the lunchtime audience — comes as the Kentucky Republican is increasingly going public with his views on Trump's penchant for tweeting.
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Mike DiSabato, one former wrestler, said that he reached out to Jordan before going public with his allegations, and that Jordan told DiSabato "not to get him involved."
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Reuters had reported on Thursday that Ignyta was in advanced talks to sell itself, just three years after going public with a focus on precision drugs and diagnostics.
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But they hope that in going public with their findings now, the security community will collaborate to crack the encryption and perhaps uncover additional components of Flame 2.0.
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Lori Harvey and the Manchester United star took the official first step of going public with their relationship Wednesday ... each posting romantic coupley pics of themselves on Instagram!
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Trump and his attorneys had initially fought against releasing the transcript portions, totaling three pages, and they are still opposed to going public with video of the deposition.
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As you know ... Meghan and Harry shocked the world Wednesday by going public with their plans to throw in the royal towel and split their time in Canada.
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By the time he decided to run for office, he felt comfortable going public with his identity, although his appearance could have allowed him to disguise his past.
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Faced with the prospect of several women going public with stories about affairs with the candidate in 2016, Mr Cohen organised payments and favourable deals to buy their silence.
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Going public with its complaint brought it into contact with sceptical segments of the tech press more accustomed to cheerleading Google's rise than questioning the agency of its algorithms.
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Most notably, according to The Washington Post, McConnell balked at going public with a bipartisan statement when presented by Obama administration officials with intelligence community evidence of Russian meddling.
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Gisele is a heroic whistle-blower who did an "angelic" thing by going public with Tom Brady's secret concussion history ... so says the doctor who discovered CTE, Bennet Omalu.
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About a month later, Bezos published a blog post detailing the extortion threats he said he received from the National Enquirer, going public with his fight against the tabloid.
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It's just one of the many things about pregnancy Montag has been sharing since going public with the news that she and Pratt, 33, were expecting their first child.
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But today — a full five days before the ransom demand came due — the company struck back, going public with the demand and promising to withstand any attack criminals attempted.
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But in the days before Taylor filed, Brown's attorneys were working on striking a private settlement deal with the accuser to keep her from going public with her allegations.
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Since going public with their love after the season finale of The Bachelorette aired last week, Fletcher, 25, and Rodgers, 27, have been enjoying a relaxing vacation in Malibu, California.
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In her first interview since going public with her allegations, Stoynoff appeared in a video interview with People editor-in-chief Jess Cagle in a People Entertainment Weekly Network exclusive.
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I wish I would have sought help sooner, so if me going public with my struggle makes just one person seek assistance, doing this publicly is worth it to me.
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Comey told reporters on Tuesday that he had not informed either the Justice Department or the White House of his recommendation not to prosecute Clinton before going public with it.
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It's been quite a year so far for enterprise IPOs, as Okta joins Alteryx and MuleSoft in going public, with Cloudera (which filed a week ago) and Yext on deck.
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The two kept their romance low-key for about a year before going public with their relationship in April 2015 at Robert Downey Jr.'s star-studded 50th birthday party.
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EU leaders have avoided going public with criticism, aware of the fragility of May's government, but many have major reservations, notably about how Britain's plans could disrupt Europe's single market.
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"One would think that common sense dictates going public with some substantive decision very soon—by June at the latest—or not going forward until after the election," Ware said.
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It was not clear whether Dommermuth, a self-made businessman with a fortune estimated by Forbes magazine at $6.4 billion, had approached Deutsche Telekom before going public with his proposal.
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Uber Technologies Inc said on Thursday that it discussed a massive data breach with potential investor SoftBank Group Corp ahead of going public with details of the incident on Tuesday.
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The film comes out November 25th in the UK. Netflix's newest documentary examines the harassment and online bullying that two girls received after going public with stories of sexual assault.
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Yet, the S.E.C.'s new guidance doesn't confront the practical quandary facing public companies victimized by a cyberattack: Going public with news of a cyberattack isn't always an easy call.
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The queen is reportedly angry about Harry and Meghan going public with their plan and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, in turn, apparently aren't pleased with the royal family.
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Cohen has said he facilitated payments to both women at Trump's direction to prevent them from going public with their claims and harming his chances of winning the White House.
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Indeed, some of Dworkin's ideas have been reincarnated in #MeToo, and not just because she also sought to challenge oppression by going public with her own stories of sexual abuse.
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The alleged threat against Daniels and her daughter was made a time when she was in talks with a magazine about going public with her story of the tryst with Trump.
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At the same time, Ethan and Sam (Annie Parisse), who have been sleeping together since college and well into their own separate marriages, spend "Fireworks" going public with their new relationship.
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On Wednesday, the star took to Instagram to post a sweet new pic of her and new boyfriend Ben Hanisch, 29, after going public with their romance earlier in the week.
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Since going public with her story, Bourdain showed unwavering support for his girlfriend, and even held a dinner in November for Argento and fellow Weinstein accusers Rose McGowan and Annabella Sciorra.
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Abhishek Manu Singhvi, a senior lawmaker from the opposition Congress party and lawyer who has been retained by Tata, dismissed Mistry's allegations and questioned his motivation in going public with them.
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Nadler said on "Fox News Sunday" that it's typically a "very good rule" for the DOJ to avoid going public with evidence against an individual who isn't charged with a crime.
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The North-South summit comes first, and Moon's going public with foolish stuff like a peace treaty signaled to us that Moon is looking for a substantive North-South reconciliation agenda.
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In going public with her controversial choice in two emotional videos released last fall by the advocacy group Compassion & Choices, Maynard became the unexpected face of the right-to-die movement.
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Why it matters: Saudi officials had hoped to raise tens of billions of dollars to help fund the kingdom's economic diversification by going public with a small piece of the company.
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Or maybe it's because all of the people around him believe he's an idiot and they're going public with the consensus inside the White House (another reason to get a dog).
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Washington (CNN)A former Playboy model who claims she had an affair with Donald Trump beginning in 2006 is going public with a description of Trump's alleged system for concealing affairs.
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McKayla Maroney's mother says the Olympic gymnast is still reeling after going public with allegations she was molested and drugged by the team doctor ... but the family is proud of her.
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Clinton and Democrats excoriated Comey for his handling of the email investigations, but he has since said that he believes going public with his claims was the right thing to do.
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After going public with their engagement following the season finale of The Bachelorette last week, Fletcher, 25, and Rodgers, 27, took a week off to enjoy a relaxing vacation in Malibu, California.
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Abcam announced earlier this month that Horizon had rejected a 270 million pound ($366 million) approach and said it was going public with the news to try and force it into talks.
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On Thursday, he spoke to Today's Matt Lauer about the health care debate that he's found himself in after going public with Billy's story in an tearful late-night monologue in May.
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Many of the famous figures, by going public with their diagnoses, have helped put a face to the virus, sharing updates via social media and giving interviews about their symptoms and conditions.
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But now, amid growing government scrutiny of Big Tech's unprecedented size and power, those companies are going public with their stories of mistreatment and exploitation by their larger-than-life business partners.
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But now, amid growing government scrutiny of Big Tech's unprecedented size and power, those companies are going public with their stories of mistreatment and exploitation by their larger-than-life business partners.
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That woman, Harth's friend, went back and forth for weeks with Bloom in 2016 about going public with an allegation of an unsolicited advance by Trump on the 1990s beauty contest circuit.
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U.S. officials privately acknowledge that China's military and civilian presence in the Paracels is more long standing than the Spratlys and that Washington had eyed previous deployments without going public with its concerns.
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Roy defected from his father's cult — the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints — in 2014 before going public with his claims of paternal sexual abuse, inspiring others to come forward.
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Project Zero's official policy is to offer only 90 days before going public with the news, but as more companies joined, Zero seems to have backed down, more than doubling the patch window.
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Gracie quit her post earlier this month in protest at being paid far less than male peers, going public with her grievances to try to jolt the public broadcaster into addressing unequal pay.
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His measure also would have prevented the OCE from considering anonymous tips about lawmaker wrongdoing, a move that ethics reform advocates worried would limit whistleblowers who feared retaliation for going public with accusations.
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Hedge fund Tourbillon, which holds a 9.9 percent stake in SunOpta, said in May that it was going public with its request for a sale of the company after months of private talks.
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According to the reports, the company is considering going public with a market capitalization of as little as $20 billion — less than half its last private valuation — or even shelving its IPO entirely.
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The firm lost $1.8 billion in 2018, and WeWork is going public with a weird corporate structure that would give tax benefits to early insiders but not to those who buy in later.
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Bloomberg reported on Wednesday that a committee at the Staten Island location is going public with its union push a short time after Amazon announced plans for a $2.5 billion investment in Queens.
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Smith, 23, has yet to speak publicly or post on social media about the relationship, which is no surprise given his feelings about going public with his brief relationship with dancer Jonathan Zeizal.
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A woman who accused Antonio Brown of firing her after rejecting an unwanted sexual advance says she received intimidating texts from the New England Patriots wide receiver after going public with her allegations.
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They cited multiple incidents of being followed, having their homes surveilled and their property damaged ... which they believe was in retaliation for going public with rape claims against Danny, who is a Scientologist.
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That said, he was initially concerned about going public with his experience because he's worried he'll be added to a watch list of travelers and have trouble entering the U.S. in the future.
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Lil Nas X has opened up about his decision to come out as gay last week, explaining he hopes that by going public with his sexuality, he can inspire change in the music world.
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Some of them said that their numbers were greater than might at first be apparent, but they feel less comfortable going public with their views because those who support the proposals are so strident.
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Nevertheless, the two did their best to overcome their issues together and Bushnell moved to Higgins' hometown of Denver shortly after going public with their engagement following the season finale, which aired in March.
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As it did with the ex-Playmate, the Enquirer signed the ex-doorman to a contract that effectively prevented him from going public with a juicy tale that might hurt Trump's campaign for president.
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But if falling in line with the current administration's agenda is what she continues to do (and what she will undoubtedly do), then going public with a postpartum depression story will be for naught.
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That would have pushed him out of his leadership role at Tesla, and also prevented SpaceX and the Boring Company from going public with him in an executive role or as a board member.
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Mr. Davidson also represented Karen McDougal, a former Playboy model who received a $150,000 payment in August 2016 that prevented her from going public with her own allegations of an affair with Mr. Trump.
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He said he knew that by going public with his account he could be jeopardizing his ability to work as a ball person at future events because they are not supposed to speak publicly.
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The attorney paid $130,000 to porn star Stormy Daniels shortly before the 85033 presidential election in order to keep her from going public with allegations that she had an affair with Trump in 2006.
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Snap has only 150 million active users and is being hyped as going public with a $13 billion valuation at 25 times forecast revenue (Yahoo's buyout price is only about six times current revenue).
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The past year has seen a rise in the number of women going public with their stories of being sexually harassed or assaulted by men, and a national conversation about sexual misconduct has followed.
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After going public with their relationship a year ago, Ben Affleck and Lindsay Shookus split earlier this month after the Saturday Night Live producer could no longer handle his struggles with addiction, a source says.
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Ford's lawyers, in a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee, said their client's life had been upended by going public with her allegations against Kavanaugh, and that an FBI investigation should be the first step.
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The Bronx-born actress, singer and dancer had Rodriguez by her side wearing a navy tuxedo by Tom Ford, marking the couple's first red carpet appearance since going public with their relationship in April 2017.
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FROM PEN: EW's Top Ten Rom-Com Movie Moments Oswalt and Salenger announced their engagement earlier this month, shortly after going public with their relationship at the Los Angeles premiere of the movie Baby Driver.
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The "Ray Donovan" star looked pretty chill riding his bicycle Monday in NYC -- while Naomi, and her little dog, took a stroll in the city within a few hours of going public with the split.
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They sparked up a friendship over the next couple years before going public with their romance in 2016, Hurd proposed in July 2017, and the happy couple will celebrate their first wedding anniversary in March.
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Part of the reason the harmful effects of Flint's water supply came to public knowledge is credited to the team going public with its findings, which many argue pressured local governments to address the problem.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Sharp stock market swings in recent weeks are for now giving companies cold feet about going public with initial public offerings (IPOs), Nasdaq President and Chief Operating Officer Adena Friedman said on Friday.
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It is my gut instinct to believe the victim because there is nothing at all to be gained by going public with a rape accusation except the humiliations of the justice system and public scorn.
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Why it matters: It showed the White House going public with its widely reported concerns about Pruitt, who faces questions and bad headlines around the condo deal as well as controversial raises for top aides.
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She adds ... she lost a lot after going public with her abuse claims, and she's glad the women who spoke out against Nassar were able to take down "the most prolific pedophile, arguably, in history."
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In one instance of Buffett going public with this belief about giving away shares in a deal he chastised then Kraft CEO Irene Rosenfeld in 21984 for using Kraft shares in a takeover of Cadbury.
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"I feel like people are starting to believe and realize that I was truly sexually assaulted by Bill Clinton," Juanita Broaddrick said on Fox News nearly two decades after first going public with her story.
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"[DeGeneres] risked her entire life and her entire career to tell the truth, and she suffered greatly for it," McKinnon noted, referencing the cancelation of DeGeneres's sitcom a year after going public with her sexuality.
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Michael Cohen, Trump's lawyer, acknowledged that he made a $210,211 personal payment to porn star Stormy Daniels as a way to keep her from going public with her story about an alleged affair with Trump.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, has said she had sex with Trump once, in 2006, and was on the verge of going public with that claim before Cohen paid her to keep quiet.
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Rob, 29, emerged from his reclusive lifestyle earlier this year after going public with his relationship with Blac Chyna, to whom he's now engaged to and with whom he announced last Friday he's expecting a child.
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Rose McGowan is suing Harvey Weinstein with allegations that the disgraced movie mogul recruited a network of attorneys, media power players, and even spies to keep her from going public with allegations that Weinstein raped her.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) on Thursday morning apologized to committee Democrats for going public with information about government surveillance on the Trump campaign before speaking to them, according to a committee aide.
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Last week, the company was reportedly considering going public with a market capitalization of as little as $10 billion — less that a quarter of the $47 billion valuation SoftBank conferred on it with a January investment.
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Kamala Harris, a California Democrat, referred to the "culture of silence" that can pervade a workplace and expressed concerns about judges asking law clerks to sign confidentiality agreements that dissuade them from going public with misconduct.
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What they are supposed to do is realize that going public with the allegations already has "ruined" Ford's life, a reality about sexual abuse she understood for all those long years in which she remained silent.
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Going public with my story — first by accepting invitations to speak at justice conferences starting in 2008, and then publishing my memoir in 2011 — gave me back my voice and cleared me from guilt by association.
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According to Alter, the decision to move on from both Chatman and Delle Donne had been on his mind long before the season ended, let alone Delle Donne going public with her desire to play elsewhere.
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Laymon said that for years she had considered going public with her accusations against Han so she could spare young girls, but that she was always afraid that somehow he would find a way to retaliate.
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She points out that, while we don't know the full story, it's very likely Meghan and Harry tried to resolve the issues that led to their decision behind-the-scenes before going public with their announcement.
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Delaney's family shared with us an upsetting story about how, after going public with her sexual assault, she was being bullied online by members of her very tight-knit Southern California community—by kids and parents.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's parliament ratified on Thursday a law barring police investigators from going public with their findings, in what opposition lawmakers saw as a bid to soften scrutiny of corruption probes against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Trump says her claims and the allegations of the other accusers are BS. Drake launched an online sex shop just before going public with her allegations -- but her lawyer, Gloria Allred, says the timing was a coincidence.
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The potential suit would be over the president's recent tweet about a sketch of a man that Daniels claims threatened her in 2011 against going public with allegations that she had an affair with Trump in 2006.
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After going public with their romance in June 2015 when they were spotted getting cozy on an Italian vacation, they made their red carpet debut at The Intern premiere in New York City months later in September.
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Weight gain and love from friends and family are just a couple of the many things about pregnancy Montag and Pratt, 34, have shared since going public with the news that they were expecting their first child.
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Neither company has escaped controversy since going public, with Merlin marred by a rollercoaster crash at its Alton Towers theme park, and SeaWorld's valuation yet to recover from the "Blackfish" documentary showing poor treatment of killer whales.
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Since going public with her story, Watmough has had an "overwhelmingly positive" response from women in similar situations but says she has also encountered rape and death threats and been spat and yelled at in the street.
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Last week, the company was considering going public with a market capitalization of as little as $10 billion, less than a quarter the $47 billion valuation SoftBank conferred on it as part of an investment in January.
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Tester, as the ranking member on the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, had a role in going public with workplace misconduct allegations against the president's pick to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, White House physician Ronny Jackson.
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A former Tinder executive filed a lawsuit Monday against the dating app's parent companies and its former CEO, alleging he sexually assaulted her and that she was fired for going public with her claims, The Verge reports.
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After going public with her rejection of a secret offer by the Taiwan government to work with China via a go-between, she announced in April that she would fly to Beijing to rescue Mr. Lee herself.
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In response to some of the criticism of multiclass structures, more companies are going public with provisions that automatically convert their shares to a single class after a period of time, anywhere from five to 20 years.
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Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison's decision to host a fundraiser for Donald Trump on Wednesday has awakened the usually passive workforce at his company, angering some employees who are going public with their disgust over Ellison's actions.
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The other notable moment of male obstruction/lack of verve comes when Swift is going public with her political views, supporting Phil Bredesen, who was running for one of Tennessee's seats in the U.S. Senate in 2018.
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The timing of the payment has raised the question of whether Cohen and the Trump campaign violated campaign finance laws in an effort to prevent Daniels going public with her story just before voters started casting ballots.
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And to see colleagues, and friends, and family members stepping forward with their own stories, going public with their own stories of abuse, or harassment, or sexual assault, it really did feel like the dam was breaking.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.On Saturday, in the wake of a still-growing number of women going public with their accusations of assault and rape at the hands of Harvey Weinstein, the hashtag #MeToo started trending.
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Watch: Trump underreported payments to Cohen in disclosures Cohen has said Trump instructed him to make that payment to Daniels, who was considering going public with her claims of having had an affair with Trump a decade earlier.
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"At the time I believed there was still a stigma to being in the situation as a male in our society," he said of his decision to ask for payment as opposed to going public with the encounter.
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The Bronx-born actress, singer and dancer had her new beau, former Yankee Alex Rodriguez, in tow wearing a tuxedo by Tom Ford, marking the couple's first red carpet appearance since going public with their relationship in April.
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" Roame also commended Chalekian for going public with his views of Fisher's comments, saying Chalekian "recognized that the issues of dignity, respect, and inclusion are more important than the Tiburon CEO Summit media policy, and he took action.
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In the mostly off-the-record conversations that I've had with women in the industry, they almost always have weighed the costs of going public with allegations of discrimination and harassment and decided that it wasn't worth it.
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Giuliani's comments contradicted Trump's previous claim that he knew nothing of the payment to Daniels, which was intended to keep her from going public with allegations that she had an affair with Trump more than a decade ago.
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But he also struck a humble note, saying he had learned his lesson and would have been "better off staying in the shadows" and not going public with claims that the nutritional supplements company was a pyramid scheme.
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Born into a Democratic family in the Pacific Northwest, he became an environmentalist after going public with stories of being instructed to dump his factory's most dangerous by-products into local wetlands, week after week, always in secret.
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" Meghan and Harry did not consult anyone in the royal family before going public with their decision, according to the BBC, though the couple wrote that they made the choice after "many months of reflection and internal discussions.
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Since going public with her accusation on Sunday, according to a letter sent Tuesday to Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley from her lawyers, Ford has been forced to flee her home, sending her and her family into hiding.
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Michael Cohen, Trump's personal lawyer, acknowledged this week that he made a $130,000 personal payment to porn star Stormy Daniels as a way to keep her from going public with her story about an alleged affair with Trump.
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Giuliani's comments contradicted Trump's previous claims that he knew nothing of the payment to Daniels, which was intended to keep her from going public with allegations that she had an affair with Trump more than a decade ago.
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In the wake of Olivia (Kerry Washington) going public with the news that black-ops organization B613 has secretly been controlling the White House for more than 30 years, the whole team of Gladiators was called in to testify.
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In fact, all of the contemporaneous reporting suggested that Obama and his team were worried that going public with the Russia interference attempts would make it look as though they were trying to sway the election to her. 11.
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TwitterScreenshot: GizmodoWhen it comes to sharing on Twitter, you're either going public with all your tweets or you're staying private with all your tweets—so only an approved list of followers can see them, and they can't be retweeted.
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After going public with his relationship with girlfriend (and Game of Thrones alum) Rose Leslie in April, Harington is opening up about the early days of their romance, which began on set while shooting in Iceland for season 2.
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When Google's team of ninja bug-hunting researchers known as Project Zero finds a hackable flaw in somebody else's code, they give the company responsible 90 days to fix it before going public with their findings—patched or not.
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Sources confirm it was only after NYPD threats of "going public" with the email discovery that FBI headquarters reluctantly decided to notify Congress — something Comey previously assured Congress he would do as soon as any new evidence was discovered.
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Going public with the arrest in July of Wahid Abdallah al Bursh, a Palestinian engineer with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Israel's Shin Bet security agency said he had confessed to being recruited in 2014 to help Hamas.
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But the sheer number of women in France currently going public with the details of their unwanted sexual encounters makes clear that the private behavior of powerful men — or, for that matter, less-powerful men — did not necessarily change.
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Cohen said he paid Daniels $130,000 and facilitated a $150,000 payment to McDougal from the publisher of The National Enquirer shortly before the 2016 presidential election to avoid them going public with their claims and damaging Trump's electoral chances.
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As his host tried to throw him several lifelines, Mr. Giuliani dug in, insisting that Michael D. Cohen, Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, had tried to keep Ms. Clifford from going public with the alleged affair before the 2016 election.
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Tourbillon, SunOpta's biggest investor with a 9.9 percent stake, said it is going public with its request now after months of private discussions because it worries that management and the board may not be sufficiently committed to boosting the company's value.
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The most sophisticated of the emerging players in the industry are focused on building evidence to support their medical claims before going public with them, a practice that takes a hefty amount of time and investment compared to other industries.
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Mitzi doesn't even realize Sutton's actual concern is that going public with on-again, off-again boyfriend and board member Richard Hunter (Sam Page), a much more powerful man than Alex, will ruin her career — forget Alex, who is old news.
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They're not going public with the typical army of 20-something and early 30-something start-up employees, but rather have a workforce of people who are a little older and more likely to settle down and start a family.
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The magazine said Google Project Zero, one of the original collective that exposed Meltdown and Spectre in January, had found one of the flaws and that a 90-day embargo on going public with its findings would end on May 7.
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One of the oldest dynamics in politics — reaching back to the 18th century Parliaments — is when the loser in an internal conflict decides to "change the game" by going public with a dispute that had previously been kept in house.
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The ex-wives of former White House staffer Rob Porter say they have yet to hear from "a single person at the White House" since going public with long-term domestic abuse allegations against him last week, reports CNN's MJ Lee.
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Read more: The Dominican Republic hotel where a woman said a mystery staff member beat her claims she demanded $2.2 million before going public with her storyThe Associated Press reported in June that Dominican Republic police are investigating the alleged attack.
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Now, though, the reality star has turned a new leaf since going public with his relationship with Blac Chyna, 27, in January: working out, traveling and regularly stepping out in public, as well as becoming more active on social media.
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Neither company has escaped controversy since going public, with Merlin marred by a roller-coaster crash at its Alton Towers theme park in England and SeaWorld's valuation yet to recover from the "Blackfish" documentary, which showed poor treatment of killer whales.
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Ford and Kavanaugh are supposed to testify in front of the Senate on Thursday, even as Ford says she is receiving death threats and has had to move her family out of her home for going public with her story.
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According to multiple reports, Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles and Prince William are royally pissed off at Harry and Meg for going public with their plans to pull out of their Senior Royal duties and move, at least part-time, to Canada.
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But after the U.S. Nuclear Posture Review was released, Chinese state-run paper Global Times published an editorial that stated China would seriously consider going public with its low-yield nuclear weapons program in response to a new nuclear arms race.
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A lawyer for President Trump orchestrated a $130,000 payment to a pornographic film actress in October 2016 to prevent her from going public with claims of a consensual sexual encounter with Mr. Trump, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.
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Michael Cohen paid Daniels, real name Stephanie Clifford, $130,000 out of his own pocket just days before the 2016 election as part of a reported nondisclosure agreement to prevent her from going public with an alleged affair she had with Trump in 2006.
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For the young couple's first shoot together since going public with their relationship in April 2017 and welcoming daughter Stormi Webster in February 2018, Jenner and Scott open up about how they first met, the "Kardashian curse" and of course, Jenner's cosmetics empire.
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Some of the Republicans in the briefing also seemed opposed to the idea of going public with such explosive allegations in the final stages of an election, a move that they argued would only rattle public confidence and play into Moscow's hands.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Six years after going public with her brain cancer diagnosis, "Rhoda" sitcom star Valerie Harper's health apparently has taken a turn for the worse, as her husband acknowledged that doctors have advised that she be placed in hospice care.
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Avenatti was criminally charged by federal prosecutors in New York on Monday with trying to shake down Nike for up to $25 million in exchange for not going public with claims that the company's employees made illicit payments to high school basketball players.
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Blumenthal, a member of the Judiciary Committee that will hold a confirmation hearing on Gorsuch, said the nominee had a responsibility to reassure Americans that he would be an open-minded and independent jurist by going public with his concerns about Trump.
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SAN JOSE (Reuters) - The first of several women to bring sexual misconduct claims against Nobel Peace Prize winner and former Costa Rican President Oscar Arias said on Tuesday that she felt grateful for the outpouring of support since going public with her story.
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Going public with depression "I think you should start worrying ... anytime there's enough of a change when you go, 'Oh, my God, they don't seem like themselves,' " said Dr. Charles Raison, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Arizona College of Medicine.
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So it's likely the DPC is looking for avenues to bag some quick wins — by making more of its interventions public and thereby putting pressure on a major player like Facebook to respond to publicity generated by it going public with "concerns."
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Cohen has acknowledged making a $130,000 payment to Daniels weeks before the 2016 presidential election to keep her from going public with the allegations — a payment Trump previously said he did not know about, but officially acknowledged for the first time on Wednesday.
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Also last week, Breitbart News investigative reporter Lee Stranahan quit the publication after going public with his frustrations with the site's political editor, Matthew Boyle, who has greater editorial control now that former chairman Stephen Bannon has become Trump's chief White House strategist.
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Before Ms. Mackris even filed suit, Fox News and Mr. O'Reilly surprised her with a pre-emptive suit of their own, asserting she was seeking to extort $22004 million in return for not going public with "scandalous and scurrilous" claims about him.
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Going public with her story and butterfly campaign, Prats has joined a growing a debate over how gender violence is treated by police and judiciary in Spain where about 14 women have been murdered by partners or ex-partners so far this year.
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Loxo gained prominence in 2017 - just three years after going public - with impressive clinical trial results showing its drug to be highly effective on cancers driven by a single gene mutation known as TRK fusion, regardless of where in the body the tumors originated.
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The actress Rose McGowan on Wednesday sued Harvey Weinstein and the lawyers David Boies and Lisa Bloom, accusing them of directing a campaign of covert and illegal measures meant to discredit her and prevent her from going public with her rape accusation against him.
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Going public with the case, prosecutors portrayed Angela's capture as the result of "painstaking" cybercrime investigative work, which ultimately revealed that the threatening emails came not from Hadley's IP addresses, but the IP addresses of the Anaheim condo, Angela's father's home, and Angela's cellphone.
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She is hoping, however, that going public with her story will help others come forward and prompt action by the authorities as it is an offense for anyone to buy or hire a child under 18 for sex with a possible 12 year jail sentence.
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So HyunA, 26, one of the genre's most recognizable female stars, and E'Dawn, 24, a boyband rapper with a smaller but still substantial global fan base, took a highly unusual step in going public with their relationship last month, contradicting an earlier denial by Cube.
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In the Nike case, Avenatti is accused of demanding as much as $25 million from the company in exchange for not going public with allegations by the coach, Gary Franklin, that the company made payments to top high school basketball players and their families.
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On Saturday, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf issued a warning that ICE agents were planning to arrest people after she received confidential tips and checked with attorneys to make sure she wasn't breaking federal law by going public with the information, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
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Swift explained in her message that her goal in going public with her situation was to shine a light on the issue in order for up-and-coming stars to not make the same mistakes she did in signing away her ownership rights as a teenager.
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Harry Reid Says FBI Director May Have Broken LawSenate Minority Leader Harry Reid on Sunday wrote that FBI director James Comey he "may have broken the law" by going public with new details on Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server so close to an election.
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Also on Wednesday, federal prosecutors in New York announced they had reached a cooperation deal with National Enquirer publisher American Media Inc, which admitted making a hush payment to a former Playboy model to prevent her from going public with Trump affair allegations before the 2016 election.
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Yet when approached in a private briefing with an Obama administration proposal to issue a bipartisan statement condemning Russian interference, Republican leaders "seemed opposed to the idea of going public with such an explosive allegation in the final stages of an election," according to the Post.
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Stormy Daniels's lawyer said late Wednesday that he was left "speechless" by the revelation that President Trump reimbursed Michael Cohen for a secret payment that the adult-film actress says was meant to keep her from going public with allegations that she had an affair with Trump.
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While Stamos took some blame, in a tweet thread he also took at aim at other groups he felt were partially responsible for enabling Russian election interference and credited Facebook for going public with information about misinformation campaigning on its platform when other companies did not.
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Two years ago, Chelsea, one of the richest clubs in the world, paid a former player, Gary Johnson, 220,21990 pounds, about $21990,214, in an agreement that stopped him from going public with his allegations of sexual abuse at the hands of a former Chelsea youth coach.
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Though Rodriguez told the Hollywood Reporter that she hesitated about going public with the decision, Jane the Virgin is one of several series (including Netflix's One Day at a Time reboot) that have highlighted the stories and challenges of undocumented immigrants in America over the past few years.
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Related: Harrowing Experiences of Medical Abortions on Canada's Prince Edward Island Renews Criticism In June 2015, after going public with her story, the PEI government announced it was taking a "first step" in improving abortion access by sending women to a neighboring province, New Brunswick, for abortion services.
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Read more about WeWork's IPO:WeWork files for IPO, revealing spiraling losses of $1.6 billionWeWork just filed to go public — Check out the company's journey from one SoHo building to a $47 billion valuationWeWork is going public with an extremely weird, complicated structureWe got a peek at WeWork's top landlords.
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Read more:Hilaria Baldwin tells fans she's pregnant but 'likely experiencing a miscarriage' and people are rallying around her for being so honestHilaria Baldwin opened up about going public with her potential miscarriage: 'Secrets are only scary when they're secrets' 22 celebrities who have opened up about having miscarriages
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Chronicle is getting closer to going public with its cybersecurity platform, but hasn't set a date, said Gillett, a veteran technology executive who joined Chronicle directly from his work at X. But some outsiders have viewed the planned Chronicle product, he said, including executives at other security companies.
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But Cohen on Tuesday claimed that the amount he received was for the payment he made to Stephanie Clifford, also known as Stormy Daniels, during the 2016 presidential election campaign to stop her from going public with her claims about an alleged affair with Trump, the Times reported.
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For the latest episode of Minority Reports, VICE's Lee Adams went to the summit to talk firsthand with young, black conservatives about what drew them to the Republican party, along with what kind of backlash they've faced from the black community for going public with their political views.
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A person familiar with HBO's response to the attack told Reuters that the company sent the email "as a stall tactic" and had never intended to make the $250,000 payment or pay the full $6 million the hackers had demanded to hold off going public with data stolen from HBO.
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"Michael going public with his disease and then going further and acknowledging that he had a role to be playing to galvanize the patient community, plus directing fundraising towards Parkinson's research, really gave it a jolt, and was a catalyst for the whole Parkinson's patient and research community," she says.
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Read more about WeWork's IPO: WeWork files for IPO, revealing spiraling losses of $1.6 billionWeWork just filed to go public — Check out the company's journey from one SoHo building to a $47 billion valuationWeWork is going public with an extremely weird, complicated structureWe got a peek at WeWork's top landlords.
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Steve Penny, who was chief executive of U.S.A. Gymnastics when dozens of athletes and former athletes began going public with accusations that Nassar had sexually abused them, had ordered the removal of those documents from the ranch two years ago after Texas Rangers investigating Nassar were denied access to the property.
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But in October 2017, The New Yorker magazine and The New York Times published exposes of his rampant serial abuse of women, a number of whom were well-known actresses, and of the secret financial payouts The Weinstein Company had made to keep his victims from going public with their claims.
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News reports, court records, and statements from Cohen and Trump's own legal team would later confirm that the president reimbursed Cohen for a payment he arranged in the months before the 2016 election to stop adult film star Stormy Daniels from going public with claims that she had an affair with Trump.
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Ms. Thomashow, 28, said she learned only in recent months that Mr. Dunnings's office had declined several times to press charges in her case against Dr. Nassar, part of a series of delays that permitted the doctor to continue his behavior for two more years, until women began going public with their accounts of abuse.
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From appearances before party donors to conversations with activists and lawmakers, Mr. Obama is going public with a message for his fellow Democrats he had previously made in private to allies and a handful of friendly journalists: Focus on defeating President Trump, ditch the ideological purity and the "cancel" culture, or face the abyss.
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"I can't think of any president going public with such a statement and I don't think that Trump intended to do so but many presidents have used crude and racists language in private; Woodrow Wilson to LBJ and Nixon," said Doug Wead, conservative commentator, historian and former advisor to George H. W. Bush and George W. Bush.
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After he first approached me a year ago about going public with BuzzFeed News about his experience with Kevin Spacey — who Rapp says made an unwanted sexual advance toward him when he was 14 — Rapp had grappled with what it would mean to accuse a popular, two-time Oscar-winning actor of coming on to a barely pubescent child.
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Deduct that cost from the company's 2012 first quarter and its profit rose, in case you noticed the year-over-year profit results and found them wanting.) Regardless, Facebook was going public with a history of revenue growth, GAAP (meaning inclusive of all annoying costs) profits and its first seasonal decline in revenue that we can see.
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In "The Gathering," the reporters assemble 12 of the sexual abuse victims they interviewed (including a McDonald's worker, Kim Lawson, who helped organize a nationwide strike over the fast-food franchise's failure to address sexual harassment) at Gwyneth Paltrow's Brentwood mansion to talk, over gourmet Japanese cuisine, about what they've endured since going public with their charges.
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Within a day (or so) of Smollett going public with his allegations that he had been the victim of a politically motivated attack with racial and homophobic overtones, virtually every major Democratic candidate for president rushed to put out a statement not only condemning the attack but painting it as part of a broader problem in society. Sens.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY: --INTEL CHIEF REGRETS BRIEFING TRUMP BEFORE PANEL: House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) on Thursday morning apologized to committee Democrats for going public with information about government surveillance on the Trump campaign before speaking to them, according to a committee aide.
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As Democratic state leaders gather here Friday for what will effectively be the first audition to take over a party still reeling from last month's election, a disparate coalition is going public with concerns about Mr. Ellison, who has won support from some of the most prominent figures on the left and emerged as an early favorite in the committee race.
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After becoming one of the most prominent figures of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements in 2017 after going public with the harrowing history of sexual harassment and Hollywood blackballing she says she experienced, Mira Sorvino remains an outspoken champion of the cause, but as more doors open and re-open for her, she's hoping that any subsequent Sorvino-ssance brings more comedy her way.
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There's absolutely nothing wrong with a company going public with a market cap of $750 million to $1.25 billion, but it seems like that's a late-stage venture round now, and I don't think that's right, particularly given the many good reasons for going public: You're better managed, you enjoy better liquidity, you likely have more capital on your balance sheet… TC: Why hasn't Automattic gone public?
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The attorney, who also represents adult-film star Stormy Daniels in her suits against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, said Swetnick had not taken a lie detector examination before going public with her claim.
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In any other year, Whitmer might be viewed as the progressive Democrat in the race: She has a long legislative track record in the state Capitol, including rallying against right-to-work, the law that's weakened labor unions in the US; passing Medicaid expansion; and going public with her own story of sexual assault in a 2013 speech on the floor of the Senate.
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The payment was part of a 85033 nondisclosure agreement intended to keep Daniels from going public with allegations that she had an affair with Trump in 2006, just months after his wife Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE gave birth to their son.
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The former manager of Stormy Daniels is cooperating with the FBI in its investigation of a 2016 payment and nondisclosure agreement the adult-film actress alleges were intended to keep her from going public with allegations of an affair with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, CNN reported.
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When the We Company announced its rebranding in January, the idea behind the new name was to allow the company Read more of Business Insider's WeWork coverage: WeWork just filed to go public — Check out the company's journey from one SoHo building to a $47 billion valuationWeWork's founder and CEO didn't take a salary last year as the company prepared for its massive IPOWeWork is going public with an extremely weird, complicated structureThe life and career rise of Adam Neumann, the billionaire WeWork founder and CEO taking his company public
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Further, going public with information regarding declination decisions is exactly what drew near universal condemnation of former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE when he did just that after the investigation of the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE email server.
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Read more of Business Insider's WeWork coverage: WeWork just filed to go public — Check out the company's journey from one SoHo building to a $47 billion valuationWeWork's founder and CEO didn't take a salary last year as the company prepared for its massive IPOWeWork is going public with an extremely weird, complicated structureThe life and career rise of Adam Neumann, the billionaire WeWork founder and CEO taking his company publicWeWork is just one of the businesses owned by the $47 billion company that just filed for its IPO — check out the full listWeWork just filed for its IPO, and revealed a lengthy list of risk factors that investors should be aware of
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WeWork just filed for its IPO and revealed a lengthy list of risk factors that investors should be aware ofWeWork is going public with an extremely weird, complicated structureWeWork files for IPO, revealing spiraling losses of $1.6 billion'The energy of we': People are roasting WeWork for its cultish IPO filingAdam Neumann has locked up control of The We Company in a jaw-dropping way, even by Silicon Valley standards, by giving himself 20 votes per shareWeWork details CEO Adam Neumann's web of loans, real-estate deals, and family involvement with the companyWeWork IPO reveals company loaned millions to CEO Adam Neumann and other company execsWeWork lays out its path to profitability — and most of its options involve slowing its breakneck growthAdam Neumann's wife is one of 3 people who would choose WeWork's next CEO if he dies or is unable to work
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