"If you want to have a conversation about income inequality, let's have a conversation about it," he said.
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The blog just created that space to have a conversation about something we didn't know how to have a conversation about.
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"They wanted to have a conversation with us and that's what we're out here to do -- have a conversation," Turner told reporters.
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"They wanted to have a conversation with us and that's what we're out here to do -- have a conversation," he told reporters.
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And I just want to have a conversation about this.
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"You need to have a conversation right away," says Kropp.
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How hard is it to have a conversation on Twitter?
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But she did have a conversation with the famous booty.
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SPIKE LEE, FIL DIRECTOR: No. COOPER: And have a conversation?
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He was there to listen and to have a conversation.
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Older Noah brings Jonas to have a conversation with Adam.
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"You find yourself screaming to have a conversation," she recalled.
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We'll have a conversation about adjusting it when he's older.
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" I thought, "We need to have a conversation, maybe several.
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And if it is, [we'll have a] conversation about directors.
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Have a conversation and let the public in on it.
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LG: But for now, let's have a conversation about it.
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Figure out realistically how you have a conversation with somebody.
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Usually when you have a conversation, you are sitting down.
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"It's so people can have a conversation," Mr. Brown continued.
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It's a quiet place where you can have a conversation.
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But I'm willing now to have a conversation about it.
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But let's have a conversation about how we destroy ISIS.
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Once a day, have a conversation where you mostly listen.
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The first step to organizing is to have a conversation.
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So my question is did anyone at Facebook have a conversation, at the time that you became aware of this breach, have a conversation wherein the decision was made not to contact the users?
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American creators really want to have a "conversation" about this country.
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I need coffee immediately before I have a conversation with anybody.
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"Make sure you have a conversation with your child," says Collins.
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" 25, gay, male"I always have a conversation before anything happens.
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Kara and Jack were trying to have a conversation, in public.
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But Barr hasn't been willing to have a conversation in years.
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I look for a place where one can have a conversation.
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We need to cool off to have a conversation about it.
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Have you ever wanted to have a conversation with your refrigerator?
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A sincere thank you to those willing to have a conversation.
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It works perfectly for 330 million people to have a conversation.
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Now is not the time to have a conversation about Xanax.
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Creator-director Justin Simien wants to have a conversation with us.
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At home, H. and I have a conversation about our future.
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But I think everyone needs to have a conversation about this.
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"That means you need to have a conversation around beneficiary review."
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First, the memo says, let's have a conversation about your genitals.
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"We're here to have a conversation," said Pelosi at one point.
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We did have a conversation, and I did disclose to her.
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You can't even hear yourself think, let alone have a conversation.
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It's a great evening to have a conversation about sensitive topics.
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But if you want to sit down and have a conversation?
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They're like, 'OK, I can talk; I can have a conversation.
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Why would I have a conversation with you to rob you?
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It's not enough to have a conversation, panel, seminar or workshop.
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When we have a conversation, it turns into a couple's bedroom.
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No, it's just the most wonderful place to have a conversation.
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You're saying we can't get there, so just have a conversation.
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"At some point the country's gotta have a conversation," McNamee said.
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Maybe this had to happen to begin to have a conversation.
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If you want help in those things, let's have a conversation.
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How do we have a conversation with people that feel disenfranchised?
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Sometimes something is happening in the world and I see it outside, like a plane landing in the Hudson, and I have a conversation about it and sometimes I have a conversation, and that becomes the news.
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I couldn&apost believe that I went there to have a conversation.
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Let's face it, elevators are an awkward place to have a conversation.
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You try and have a conversation, and it buzzes on the table.
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Ultimately, Morgan accepted Gaga's challenge to have a conversation about the issues.
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I need people to have a conversation about xenophobia, islamophobia, and gentrification.
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She, for one, refuses to have a conversation on anyone else's terms.
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"For women on this journey, have a conversation with yourself," Rodriguez advises.
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Conveniently, Luke and Misty have a conversation about Cottonmouth on the sidewalk.
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So far, we've been showing people why they should have a conversation.
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So this is refreshing to have some time to have a conversation.
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What that means about the ability to have a conversation is unclear.
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He lets go and asks if they can have a conversation downstairs.
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Maybe this had to happen to actually begin to have a conversation.
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"I'm an adult," she explained, so I'm happy to have a conversation.
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So too you can't really have a conversation without including OBOR nowadays.
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I mean, do you want to actually have a conversation about paywall?
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We need to have a conversation about how we can rectify that.
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Tony's able to have a conversation with Thanos before snapping his fingers.
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Then we'll have a conversation about how responsible I feel about it.
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"They don't want us to have a conversation about the intelligence," Sen.
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I'd love to have a conversation about who's more connected to voters.
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"Then, afterwards, set aside some time to have a conversation," Swann said.
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"I'm going there to have a conversation," Mr. Mattis said before departing.
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I cannot stand not being able to have a conversation with someone.
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"Have a conversation, not to convince, but to be curious," he said.
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I wanted to have a conversation about my upbringing in the church.
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Your whole goal making a dial is simply to have a conversation.
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"I did have a conversation with the president about it," Walker said.
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This summer, he'll get very fired up and we'll have a conversation.
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For not stopping to have a conversation, for not changing her mind.
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They have a conversation about the batteries neither of them managed to get.
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"At school, I now can have a conversation," he tells Mashable via email.
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And then Parker and Stark have a conversation about what they learned. Credits.
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She was able to fluently have a conversation about Taiwan and in detail.
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If you just have to do it, be ready to have a conversation.
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We don't have to have a conversation about it because it just is.
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We can't have a conversation about e-sports without discussing its mobile applications.
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Jack and Rachel try to have a conversation with Kevin about having sex.
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It's also really hard to have a conversation on top of this music.
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We have to adjust to each other and have a conversation on stage.
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You can't have a conversation with someone, you couldn't ride side-by-side.
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And there we have a conversation about the shape of this cyberpunk world.
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Schedule a private meeting with the individual to have a conversation and apologize.
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"If he becomes a candidate, then we'll have a conversation about our differences."
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You can't really have a conversation about it without understanding what it's about.
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"One of these days we'll have a conversation about Newt Gingrich," Pelosi added.
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And so we need to have a conversation about how we get there.
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Before that, we could have a conversation and offer a choice for November.
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So whether you like it or not, we're going to have a conversation.
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We did have a conversation that I really regret, the way it went.
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What would it feel like to have a conversation with a digital survivor?
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You can't have a conversation like that when everyone's scrolling on their phones.
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We may have a conversation at some point in the future about this.
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You can have a conversation with them about that later, if you want.
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If nothing else, pick up the phone and have a conversation with someone.
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I'm not talking about on camera — just have a conversation with a teacher.
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People at least often have a conversation about technology's impact on their lives.
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We need to have a conversation about where we are as a country.
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Is the place so loud I won't be able to have a conversation?
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"I wanted to have a conversation with her about it," Ms. Fondiller said.
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Christopher and Ann had to go to the porch and have a conversation.
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But we can't even have a conversation about that these days in Congress.
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You can't have a conversation today without the D-word rearing its head.
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Have a conversation about how the messages try to get kids to buy products.
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This is the reality of trying to have a conversation about race in America.
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You can't have a conversation, everything skews sexual and you're gonna be treated differently.
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There are different groups and we have lost the trust to have a conversation.
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It's a huge issue, and it's a huge topic to have a conversation on.
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Or: I'm focusing and I'd rather not have a conversation about that right now.
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" -- October 21 remarks at Cabinet meeting "So now we have a conversation that's perfect.
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It's physically recorded in this time in history and to have a conversation, too.
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We need comprehensive sexual education that allows children to have a conversation about condoms.
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In this episode, the two finally have a conversation about their respective relationship statuses.
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I think things are getting crazy dangerous and we need to have a conversation.
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We just need to have a conversation of, okay, let's stay on this course.
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And I feel like now we can really have a conversation that means something.
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"He does make an appearance on the show — we have a conversation," she said.
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Chances are we'll never agree politically, but we can at least have a conversation.
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It's just that I want to have a conversation about the nuance in that.
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Sometimes talking on the phone is just the best way to have a conversation.
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The best way for you to get an answer is to have a conversation.
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It's important to include those voices and have a conversation without driving them away.
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So I don't really have a need to have a conversation with those athletes.
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"We are here to have a conversation," Pelosi said while gesturing to the cameras.
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Who else can say they can have a conversation with Spock when they're bored?
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Why can't we have a conversation about how easy it is to obtain firearms?
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It's an instinctual process and therefore not easy to have a conversation about it.
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And they actually sit down and have a conversation and hash out those differences.
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We just want to have a conversation around the levels we want to achieve.
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I wish the whole world could come and have a conversation with these guys.
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Assistant lets you have a conversation with Google to help you get things done.
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How Davis tried to defend him, to find a way to have a conversation.
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You need time to discover, to reflect, to have a conversation with a stranger.
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With whom in your life would you like to have a conversation about race?
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Buttigieg added that he found it difficult to have a conversation with the protesters.
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Toward the end of that first year, her manager asked to have a conversation.
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They could have, as Booker suggested, started to have a conversation about environmental racism.
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It's hard to come to Georgia and not have a conversation about voter suppression.
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Have you had to have a conversation with your daughter about the current politics?
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We didn't want to have a conversation system with player inputs for this game.
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And I just think we need to have a conversation about what are the limits?
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" Pressed again on the issue, he said: "We'll have a conversation with the prime minister.
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"I have yet to have a conversation with a legislator that doesn't support it either."
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"I have people like my dad who will have a conversation with me," he said.
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You could sit on your back porch and just hang out and have a conversation.
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The quilt is willing to have a conversation if I'm willing to hold my tongue.
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I liked that, right away, you have a conversation starter with someone you've matched with.
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Therefore, it's necessary to have a conversation about how that behavior has never been acceptable.
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Let's just be civilized and have a conversation over a goddamn Chinese chicken salad, okay?
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You'll have a conversation around this time that brings a special transformation to your life.
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We need to have a conversation about medical insurance claims, because the system is ridiculous.
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Cory Booker: I think we've got to have a conversation about how to do that.
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"I've been wanting to have a conversation with Ronnie since we've been here," explained Pauly.
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We have a conversation when… There's so much, what am I trying to say here?
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Bill Murray One cannot have a conversation about crashing events and not mention this guy.
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I think if he asked me, I'd be able to have a conversation about it.
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So it seemed fitting to have a conversation about Japan's future in its ancient capital.
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We need to have a conversation about this, as a public and as a community.
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That is why we need to have a conversation that is open to all stakeholders.
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For this new moon, reflect on communication, or have a conversation that clears the air.
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Does she have a conversation about actions, consequences, love, mistakes, and choices for the future?
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry said Wednesday that he would "absolutely" have a conversation with Rep.
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If it really bothers you that much, have a conversation about it before getting involved.
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That was so stupid—I have to be able to have a conversation with someone.
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"I don't know how you could have a conversation without bringing it up," said Sen.
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No. 1, and most importantly, you are talking about the urgency to have a conversation.
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It's really the first week I could basically have a conversation with Sasha while dancing.
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New York is about to have a conversation about what legalizing weed might look like.
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You'll have a conversation about making this connection different from your usual relationships on Wednesday.
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How can we express it and create a platform to have a conversation about it'?
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If you suspect that you've been lovebombed, it's crucial to have a conversation with them.
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I can immediately engage them about jazz and we can have a conversation about that.
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Then people started to have a conversation about the police firing too much tear gas.
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Then we have a conversation that Peter's probably going to have to go bye-bye.
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It made me have a conversation with my kids here that I've been putting off.
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"Yellow cabs have the glass panel; it's too hard to have a conversation," she said.
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I don't know it all, he doesn't know it all, but we'll have a conversation.
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To reread a book we love is to have a conversation with our earlier selves.
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Provoking her team to have a conversation that takes the rough shape of an intervention.
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I think he'd have to have a conversation with her for at least four years.
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Can we have a conversation about what's going on in the organization and outside Google?
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The point is I've always secretly wanted to meet and have a conversation with him.
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And the idea of coming up with a way to have a conversation around content.
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She can't even have a conversation about what color she's going to wear that day.
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If Donald Trump wants to have a conversation about women's bodies, let's start with mine.
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You can't have a conversation with your microwave or refrigerator—unless, of course, you're on acid.
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But we need to have a conversation about who and how the content online is controlled.
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I've been pretty open about saying we have to have a conversation about sensible gun laws.
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How can you, in the beginning of a relationship, have a conversation about boundaries or transparency?
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And, by the way, you know, you and I can have a conversation about the Russians.
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However, she'd still like to sit down with Pence and have a conversation about reproductive rights.
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DC: YC interviews let us meet the founders and have a conversation about what they're building.
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"These are not people who are trying to have a conversation," Marc Edwards told BuzzFeed News.
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So we did this banner as a gesture towards that, to have a conversation about that.
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Kanner says that Twitter and Instagram are a "hard place to have a conversation" like this.
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Whether you tell a story, have a conversation or interview people, you'll need to create recordings.
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Nick (Max Minghella) catches June in the kitchen, and tries to have a conversation with her.
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DON'T have a conversation in front of the water cooler after you're done filling your cup.
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I would like to have a conversation with him when i return from this European Tour.
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I also have a conversation with my boss about asking the higher ups for a raise.
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It's a great morning to have a conversation you've been putting off, or for gathering information.
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We need to continue to have a conversation with the American people about kitchen-table issues.
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One night when Josh comes home, Colton approaches him because he wants to have a conversation.
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There's a softer side of this where Angela has to have a conversation with her family.
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Before you leave, have a conversation about what your expectations are for the trip, Brateman says.
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Which has been great, but where it's really been helpful is when people have a conversation.
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Lewis told Fox News he was trying to have a conversation about social norms around modesty.
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You can have a conversation anywhere, at anytime: at school, at home, on the bus, anywhere.
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I mean, if that's controversial we need to have a conversation about what facts really are.
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Perry decides to bypass the red carpet and pulls over forcing Celeste to have a conversation.
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The best part of the clip ... watching Jaws try to have a conversation in -5 degrees.
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Every time I have a conversation with her about this game, she thinks about it methodically.
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Nothing exciting happens in this scene, we just have a conversation and that's kind of it.
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So have a conversation early on about your approach to finances — and your own debt, too.
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"I've said, 'Google me, look at my family tree and let's have a conversation,'" she said.
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We just need to go behind closed doors and see if we can have a conversation.
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I would go to sit there for an hour and have a conversation and eat pie.
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If it's been a while, have a conversation with your supervisor about taking on extra responsibility.
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We need to continue to have a conversation with the American people about kitchen-table issues.
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And he said, Shaq, I want to have a conversation with you about the gig economy.
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"We did have a conversation about that," CEO Ed Stack told CNN Business earlier this year.
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Your constant condescending tone is just unnecessary, and makes it impossible to actual have a conversation.
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If you're splitting expenses with someone, it's best to have a conversation about that up front.
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If we want to improve race relations, it's not enough to have a conversation about race.
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Trudeau said he would have a conversation with his kids in the morning about taking responsibility.
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It's now time for us to stop sweeping it under the rug and have a conversation.
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This is the reality of trying to have a conversation that challenges white privilege in America.
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When it is fair, we can have a conversation about this project and it wouldn't cause outrage.
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In a video posted Tuesday, the dynamic duo sat down to have a conversation about the finale.
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I cannot physically have a conversation or be a human until caffeine is pumping through my veins.
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For anything longer, he picks up the phone to have a conversation about the subject at hand.
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And I can't sit here and have a conversation about Noah because I don't know him either.
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Stephens should have a conversation with him, it might wring a little bit of the glib out.
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It's sort of hard to have a conversation about the news through all these weird lil' birds!
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Maybe, at least, we'd have a conversation starter — whenever we finally got around to seeing each other.
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Manny Yekutiel: So, on Wednesday we have a conversation on the future of work with Leila Janah.
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I thought if the GIFs I sent resonated with people, I could have a conversation with them.
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We want someone to sit around the office with a group of people and have a conversation.
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We need to educate, and to have a conversation with our children about consent and sexual shaming.
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TARLOV: Or have a conversation with someone you disagree with, which I&aposm fully in favor of.
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The more you realize that we are the same, the more we can have a conversation. Bye.
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He also plans to have a conversation with his staff, while continuing to push for cost controls.
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You can't really have a conversation with them because they attack your credibility, rather than your data.
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CLINTON: And I thank you for it, because we need to have a conversation in our country.
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Or the owners play music loud enough so that the drinkers can't have a conversation at all.
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I also couldn't concentrate and would get anxious when someone tried to have a conversation with me.
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To get on "Shark Tank," my advice would be to find a producer and have a conversation.
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Melo has asked to have a conversation with Knicks brass twice since the critical Charley Rosen column.
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Within that 24 hours, 67 percent of them will have a conversation with three people or more.
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It's indeed true that I can no longer have a conversation with those who voted for him.
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Really, I wanted to have a conversation about the future, the news publishing business in the future.
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The vice president yesterday said we're going to have a conversation on Monday with regard to firearms.
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If you intervene, you'd want to have a conversation like: Hey, you're griping about being passed over.
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Americans love the First Amendment, but as with the Second Amendment, we have to have a conversation.
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You can't even get all of your team in a room to have a conversation with them.
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These interactions also unlock the ability to have a conversation, if they're reciprocated, which creates a match.
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And I offered to have a conversation with him, and I'll tell you how it would go.
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But we speak the same language and agree how to have a conversation and review the evidence.
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Have a conversation with your provider to understand where your money is going and eliminate any unnecessary costs.
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Also, movies like Legally Blonde barely squeak by because two women characters have a conversation about a dog.
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The airline plans to have a conversation with Boeing about "modest compensation", Chief Financial Officer Neil Sorohan said.
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The airline plans to have a conversation with Boeing about "modest compensation," Chief Financial Officer Neil Sorohan said.
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It allows everyone to be on the same page, and have a conversation about police practices in America.
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"Halloween is an opportunity to have a conversation with your child about race, power and privilege," they wrote.
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Our intent is to have a conversation about how to let adults feel free about their own sexuality.
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It raises some interesting questions that, as you so well stated, we need to have a conversation about.
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He's having dinner with a family that he would never normally probably want to have a conversation with.
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This person is more likely to understand you and may even want to have a conversation with you.
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When communication Mercury meets Venus on Monday, you have a conversation about the likelihood of that totalizing connection.
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We are unable to have a conversation so I&aposm just going to go the next segment, okay.
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And maybe that's just, it's easier to come up and say "love you" than to have a conversation.
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She is under 24-seven care, but she's able to eat on her own and have a conversation.
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"Some people you can have a conversation with them, and their aspirations are on their sleeve," Durney said.
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When this happens, have a conversation to get clarity — but don't confuse that conversation with a schoolroom lesson.
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She walked past and I literally just stood there — and I didn't even have a conversation with her!
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She was not Muslim, but wanted us to have a conversation without me knowing what she looked like.
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We are going to have a conversation about paywalls, but here's ... We don't have a paywall strategy. And?
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And — I cannot have a conversation that says, 'Well, it's okay to grab somebody here but not there.
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"It will let anyone in the family, kids or adults, have a conversation with Google," Mr. Queiroz said.
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"But then you have a conversation with them and point out that their male partners are doing it."
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Check the details of your policy, and have a conversation with your agent about your pet, said Worters.
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They're not being able to have a conversation that is actually going forward on a sound evidentiary basis.
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But, they are made to come to the table and to sit down and to have a conversation.
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I really like it when people come and sit next to me and try and have a conversation.
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When you [get] vaccinations [done], you can have a conversation on what they are and segue into STIs.
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"I don't think it's possible to have a conversation with Malcolm without smiling at some point," she added.
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I view feedback as a gift, and let's have a conversation about other ways you can approach things.
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So we're transgressing all sorts of boundaries right now, and it's important to have a conversation around that.
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But the fact that we can even have a conversation like this "is astounding," as Katyal also tweeted.
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"We have to have a conversation, like Grandma and Grandpa when you're coming over," Mr. Caranda-Martin said.
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"I wanted really to be like Gertrude Stein and have a conversation with the world," Ms. McGowan said.
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Or could it be the way your cousin can&apost have a conversation without droning on about himself?
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So, when we come back, we're going to have a conversation focused primarily around the Confederate/Detroit question.
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The latter would rather have a conversation about home values without the Redfin estimator having colored clients' expectations.
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A conversation between two fluent humans will probably still be the most efficient way to have a conversation.
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The American Enterprise Institute will have a conversation with Republican FCC Commissioner Mike O'Rielly at 2:85033 p.m.
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"We needed to seriously have a conversation about what might happen if there was military action," he said.
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You get to chill out, have a conversation or two, and take what amounts to a mini-vacation.
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The weather is so bad that I am using the phone to actually have a conversation with friends.
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I think it is very important in this moment to have a conversation about U.S. relations with Israel.
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I had to have a conversation with a reporter once, because he called me "angry" in his story.
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It's tough to have a conversation about fecal transplants without having some very vibrant imagery pop into your head.
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Have a conversation with your spouse today about how you and your relationship come first, even before the kids.
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"It took at least four visits until she felt comfortable enough to have a conversation with me," he said.
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Then agree to have a conversation with each other in a neutral place, not in your office or theirs.
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They'll comment inappropriately about your looks, age, and education, and take selfies while you try to have a conversation.
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And then you have a conversation and you can get it done without a bunch of yelling and screaming.
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We'll talk about all these things if we're going to have a conversation about what got us here today.
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Who would you like to collaborate with, have a drink with and have a conversation with (alive or dead)?
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I'd like to be able to have a conversation about that stuff, and how do we talk about that?
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"If they say 'I disagree with you, here's why,' then I would love to have a conversation with them."
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POMPEO: The President says that he wants to meet, that he wants to have a conversation with President Putin.
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He and Obama appeared to have a conversation that was polite, but not friendly—mostly about Israel and Palestine.
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Have a conversation with this employee about the pros and cons of his performance before he announces he's quitting.
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He recommends managers meet with their reports at least once a quarter to have a conversation around their career.
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You can't, or at the very least shouldn't, have a conversation about dance music without talking about Larry Heard.
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Then, one day, she happened to have a conversation with a group of male soldiers in the Somali army.
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To make sure early hires are incentivized, Sabet recommends have a conversation at the beginning about equity and responsibilities.
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In another ten years, I'm going to have to have a conversation with them that's a little more serious.
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So it's time to have a conversation that goes beyond your bedroom talks about turn-ons and fantasies, Frustrated.
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"Remote work is all about personalization and getting people comfortable to be able to have a conversation," she said.
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But when that conversation moves offline, then at least you can have a conversation, which I think is valuable.
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"I'm forced to have a conversation with my kids because it's more public and out there," Dr. Fretz said.
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The best possible outcome would be that now it's discussable, so we actually can have a conversation about this.
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I get my annual review, we sit down, and we have a conversation around what could potentially be next.
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COTTON: Would it be improper for an incoming national security adviser to have a conversation with a foreign ambassador?
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It's a nice way to engage with customers and have a conversation about their health over fresh carrot juice.
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They are part of the black elite in Washington, D.C., and he wants to have a conversation with them.
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You may choose to have a conversation with the liar in private or with others whom the lie affects.
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Google suggests this will be an easy way to pause your music when you need to have a conversation.
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"I would love for President Carter to have a conversation with President Trump or with Secretary Pompeo," Khanna said.
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He has been directly appointed, and guys are there to execute; they are not there to have a conversation.
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But now I can't wait to have a conversation with her to ask exactly what this song is about.
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He hadn't been doing a lot of stand-up then, so he liked to just have a conversation onstage.
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I think the American people would find it incredibly attractive to have a conversation about where they actually live.
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Everyone's just really open with our feelings and if we're feeling something, we just have a conversation about it.
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They go in to a room, have a conversation, come out and shake hands sing kumbaya and it&aposs over.
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We would have a conversation about how Dreamers have lived in the United States for the majority of our lives.
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I've spoken to so many of my heroes, people who I would never have expected to have a conversation with.
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"The assumption is that it's always cheaper and easier to build an app than to have a conversation," she says.
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It is very important to have a conversation, so you can see if the person is your kind of person.
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Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) and Lady Deluca (Stefania Spampinato) have a conversation that gets the former thinking about motherhood mortality rates.
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It's, like, maybe you could have a conversation about whether you should be able to pay and not see ads.
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We don't know about you, but this sounds way better than trying to have a conversation at a crowded restaurant.
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"Unfortunately, I never got to have a conversation with him about it," she wrote in the announcement on her blog.
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If you have a conversation with this girl and have any contact with her, she is so oblivious to consequences.
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He did not, but he rushed over to sit next to me and excitedly tried to have a conversation anyway.
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We don't send salespeople out into the field to talk to customers before they've learned how to have a conversation.
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And if you want to have a conversation like the ones encouraged by these groups—where do you even begin?
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So to have a conversation with Gwyneth about those early stages and to hear her say, "You're doing everything right"?
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I THINK THEY'RE WILLING TO HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH THE U.S. AT THE SAME TIME THEY'RE LIBERALIZING THEIR MARKETS NOW.
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Whenever I have a conversation with a difficult co-worker or colleague, I do my research and spend time preparing.
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In part, because to Davis, the man in a hood willing to have a conversation, is the less scary option.
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When you decide to sever the phone plan, have a conversation early on; it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone.
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But for the new dancers that come into the company now, she's much more easily able to have a conversation.
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" Scott felt "empowered" to have a conversation about "how to cross the divide" between the "haves and the have-nots.
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No one wants to have a conversation with someone who has already formed an opinion and is unwilling to listen.
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The agency it gives us allows us to have a conversation with the experience—this is where the magic happens.
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But allowing for decision-making in virtual reality lets creators use players' introspective mindspace to have a conversation with them.
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Have a conversation about why you believe in your connection, and how you see things going well into the future.
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It's what has made me so pleased to have a conversation with you, because your work is exactly that, too.
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You can make a group chat on iPhone so you can easily have a conversation with multiple people at once.
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We can't have a conversation without bitcoin showing up," the firm's chief equity strategist said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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I don't think either woman would say we can never have a conversation about how we treat different actions legally.
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MARKUS It also required them to find enough shelter to have a conversation in the middle of the biggest battle.
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Pretend to have a conversation, answer a question or give a 1-minute speech about what you had for lunch.
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The game stops, and we essentially have a conversation, you and me, over whether it was a foul or not.
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Juan Quintero sprinted over to the sideline to have a conversation with Colombia Manager Jose Pekerman, apparently about Mojica's status.
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"I have a conversation about this quite often," said Mark Doman, chief executive of the Doman Group, an investment adviser.
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"We want to continue to have a conversation with Congress -- of all the proposals you have put forward," he said.
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" He added: "I think people need to come together and have a conversation because that's not what this is about.
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We have worked diligently to have a conversation about these matters with Taylor and her team to productively move forward.
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Backstreet was the place to go when you wanted to have a conversation, shoot pool, play songs on the jukebox.
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He talked to them "like they were my colleagues who I could have a conversation about stuff with," he said.
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"Part of what we're looking for is to have a conversation with people on the Hill," said one Trump official.
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At the end of blkswn' s "Netflix & Dusse" you have a conversation with your granddad about staying true to yourself.
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So it's not that we have a conversation [and] then we know how to apply the rule in every circumstance.
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We know what's coming, so let's have a conversation now with businesses about who are you retraining in your offices?
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That they could sit around in 1840 and have a conversation as serious and as detailed as we're having now.
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Interestingly, the Democrats are likely to have a conversation about the law as well when they convene next week in Philadelphia.
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I didn't feel the need to have a conversation with him because I assumed his vote would simply be rendered innocuous.
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Let's absolutely have a conversation about race, but not with the KKK because we already know what they have to say.
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But people will continue to die until the two sides of the issue can actually have a conversation with each other.
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I was looking to see if he was coming toward me to have a conversation, and he literally walked by, ranting.
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Rachel, for her part, attempted to have a conversation with Dean's father outside — but the situation dissolved in a similar fashion.
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But if you have so many people on a call, only one person can really have a conversation at a time.
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Could we have a conversation that was deep and meaningful that would give me a better idea of who he was?
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And I think if we have a conversation about it then young women are more likely to succeed on that road.
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"I'm running for president because I want to have a conversation in this country about changing our gun laws," Swalwell said.
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But I think there is a way to have a conversation between two people where they are are just sharing information.
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I'm just happy we can have those type of conversations, and everybody is not built to have a conversation like that.
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Jeong Kwan: So when you cook or when you have a conversation, your five senses must be open at all times.
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Is it a sex toy that will have a conversation with you, like The Smart Lipstick currently seeking funding on Kickstarter?
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The Bechdel test has three stipulations: two named women characters need to have a conversation about something other than a man.
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Since there are two of them and they're wearing mic'd diving helmets, this movie's characters are able to have a conversation.
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Kanye will walk up to the pulpit and have a conversation with Joel that will last between 20 and 30 minutes.
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"I hope eventually we can sit down and have a conversation about drug pricing that is meaningful and relevant," he said.
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"I hope eventually we can sit down and have a conversation of drug pricing that is meaningful and relevant," Murphy said.
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" But, after a week, when their position still hadn't changed, Williams asked to have a conversation with Sandra, "woman to woman.
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Both prejudices need to be discussed, but lumping them together isn't the correct way to have a conversation about either issue.
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"She was the type of person who could get along with anybody – anybody could have a conversation with her," says Pelaez.
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" Barney replied, "Ma'am, trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table.
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Those clothes beg to have a conversation about line, any line, and my hair right now has really good, sharp lines.
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" You can openly walk into one of her stores, or just have a conversation with someone, and say "I'm wearing Spanx.
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"The power of Marion Hammer dictated whether we could even have a conversation about what I was proposing," he told me.
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Carper said Cohn wanted to have a conversation on tax reform without Trump, who was traveling in Asia at the time.
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The senator plans to have a conversation with his wife, Melissa, this summer about whether he will seek a second term.
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I found I can't have a conversation about the law without talking about health and social justice issues and enforcement issues.
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If you try and have a conversation about complicated political issues, you will quickly realize that their knowledge is very limited.
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"With dementia in particular it can become difficult to have a conversation, and PARO can be useful for that," she says.
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What if they somehow saw that without you ever having to have a conversation or interact with them in any way?
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"Robert, we have to have a conversation," she said, as he continued to hold forth, looking past her into the lens.
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If you have a conversation, you have it in the staircase, and then you have the same scene in a car.
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Oddly enough, the bar is relatively quiet, and not a bad place to eat if you want to have a conversation.
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I have complete confidence in the American people—that if I can have a conversation with them they'll choose what's right.
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Because once you get people talking from different points of view, you can have a conversation about what's really going on.
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She and Justin joke that they have to pencil in "have a conversation not about Health-Ade," or it won't happen.
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And, so, we decided that we were going to just have a conversation, and that's why it's billed as a conversation.
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She said she asked if they could have a conversation so Ms. DuVernay would have Ms. Fairstein's perspective in her head.
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Even if you find out you are the only one who's offended, he says it's still worthwhile to have a conversation.
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Technology could also play a role: Dating apps and sites let people filter their potential partners before they even have a conversation.
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Of course, it's important to note that someone who simply doesn't want to have a conversation with you isn't necessarily a liar.
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"I support my president and, if you don't, let's have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off," Richard said.
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"I support my President and, if you don't, let's have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off," he said.
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You can have a conversation with a person, get the message notification, and then look at the watch and read it fast.
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"If you can't have a conversation about what's happening in Xinjiang [at the UN], you're not going to have that conversation anywhere."
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"[Red Rush] did prompt us to have a conversation about gender fluidity, because we are targeting a younger demographic," he told me.
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If we can't have a conversation about sexual misconduct that also acknowledges these, we're not going to make much progress at all.
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If you can't even have a conversation with your loved ones, there's no way you're going to go to HR at work.
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You would think it would be terrifying to sit and have a conversation with a prince but he is actually quite calming.
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And you know, at some point I can't have a conversation like this without referring to my obsession with all things Hamilton.
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PERINO: Let the economy show what it can do when it is on leash and then have a conversation about a repeal.
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Sometimes she is lovely, but then I have a conversation with the same person and she's all fired up about the bear.
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Blanchett's findings suggest that you have a conversation about "what if?" scenarios - run some alternatives examining the impact of an earlier date.
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I would, however, still like to have a conversation with him that showcases my evolutionary tendency to be agreeable, cooperative and enthusiastic!!!!
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No matter how hard you try to have a conversation with the guy, he can't help but cite some joy-sucking factoid.
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"That allows us to have a conversation about the benefits of hemp seed oil as a moisturizer, things like that," Hutson says.
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Now we're starting to have a conversation about how we can all function a little bit more communally toward the greater good.
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"When I see my friends I don't know what they've been up to, we can have a conversation about it," he said.
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"I support my president, and if you don't, let's have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off," Richard said.
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And it wasn't like, Let's have a conversation about it, it was the white staff saying, This is part of your job.
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"We are here to have a conversation," a seemingly exasperated Pelosi (Calif.), the House Democratic leader, said while gesturing to the cameras.
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The goal was to show voters we could have a conversation about the campaign without sexism, racism or other forms of bigotry.
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AND PRESIDENT TRUMP TWEETED BACK HIS GRATITUDE THAT WE'RE NOW BETTER POSITIONED TO HAVE A CONVERSATION ABOUT HOW TO SOLVE THESE PROBLEMS.
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Look, I've learned so much by being brazen and reaching out to people and saying, 'Could I have a conversation with you?
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Learn from your advisor how he or she will meet with you and how often you can expect to have a conversation.
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"I really want to have a conversation," she told a dozen potential voters seated at wooden tables near a display of pastries.
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"It's great when you can have a conversation; it's less transactual," said Eliza Kinsolving, who had stopped in for the wine class.
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"We are in a unique position to have a conversation that most likely wouldn't take place in most other breweries," they said.
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So, I set up a Skype chat with her to have a conversation (Heads up: Some of the photos below are NSFW).
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"What he's forcing people to do is have a conversation and for people to band together and work together," Jay-Z said.
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Decide what, specifically, you want, and have a conversation with your manager about what you need to do to attain that goal.
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" It's not like you can shut the door and say, "Now I'll have a conversation with my husband that's not about work.
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Not that decolonization can be obtained, it's an ongoing process, but at least it's a space where we can have a conversation.
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I happened to have a conversation with Vince Gilligan and he said, "No, I'll send you some ..." Gotta do your Vince Gilligan.
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For organizers of the event, it is important to have a conversation in advance about safety and the issues that may arise.
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They would both attend a lunch for world leaders scheduled on Sunday, he said, but were not set to have a conversation.
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Try to have a conversation while they blast a decade-old Jonas Brothers song so loud that you can't hear yourself think.
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But this isn't always possible, especially if your child starts whining every time you attempt to have a conversation with another adult.
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I'd like to have a conversation with whomever in his office advised him of that, or perhaps he's had his own conversations.
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The notion that an American citizen, particularly an ex-secretary of state, can't have a conversation with a foreign minister is ludicrous.
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It was the service you called when you wanted to have a conversation or when you wanted to fist-bump your driver.
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"You should have a conversation about how you are to navigate the situation, and what your role means to [your partner]," he says.
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Lilly Signh is hoping to have a conversation with fellow YouTuber PewDiePie after he criticized her for speaking out about the wage gap.
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As someone who lands big bookings for artists, if you could book yourself to have a conversation with anyone, who would it be?
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"The British Conservative Party are incredibly snobby about me, they find it very difficult to even have a conversation with me," he added.
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Firestone says that part of the beauty of mounting this show is the ability to have a conversation about why that may be.
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I would like to have a conversation with you, if I may, so you can understand my position and I can understand yours.
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If the goal is to raise awareness, you need to let people know you can have a conversation that can make things better.
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While it is an entirely different topic, we cannot have a conversation about thin privilege or size bias without contending with skinny shaming.
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"Trying to investigate a person's ideas is a safer way to have a conversation, because you can see how they respond," he says.
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These days, it's nearly impossible to have a conversation about changing your hair color and not hear the sun-kissed shade come up.
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"There will likely be more opportunities ahead to have a conversation if needed," said the official, who did not give any more details.
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The findings also emphasize how important it is to have a conversation about safe sex prior to that initial sexual encounter, Weinerman said.
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So I think we are tightening up, and we're trying to now have a conversation about how much threat do we really have?
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We cannot guarantee that you won't need to "have a conversation" with your superior after pulling one of these, but they're really funny.
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I think more broadly we need to have a conversation – obviously the CEO of Facebook has a very important voice in that conversation.
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I really try to have a conversation with women about what their needs and wants are and try to capture what they deserve.
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Later, Winslet spent time chatting with her costar Michael Fassbender and David Oyelowo, and went on to have a conversation with Quentin Tarantino.
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Author Jennifer Weiner was listening to her two young daughters have a conversation about swimsuits, and she was shocked by what she heard.
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But he did have a conversation with the deputy attorney general on Monday where they had come to him to express their concerns.
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Almost no one took the time to have a conversation with the people in affected communities -- to listen to their concerns and fears.
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An evolved Leo would ask their current partners what gets them off, but if yours isn't there yet, have a conversation about it!
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So I would urge members to grab a cup of coffee or invite another member over to share lunch and have a conversation.
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I feel like we need to have a conversation about this #DWTS STOP VOTING FOR SEAN SPICER WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?!?!?!?!?
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And I think people need to come together and have a conversation, because that&aposs not what we got in this industry for.
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But today, my friend and colleague Ross Miller and I will have a conversation about the simple ways tech can improve dorm life.
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"Hopefully, they can sit here and have a conversation in 10 years about their career and the things that they've done," Chamberlain said.
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For Bobrow, "creating a culture where it's normal to have a conversation about sexual health" is key to shifting the dynamic on herpes.
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But he did have a conversation with the Deputy Attorney General on Monday, where they had come to him to express their concerns.
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On April 12 you may have a conversation that's held exclusively through ESP, a knowing glance, a song, or some other whimsical means.
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I would think about how incredible would it be to have a conversation with them, or that they would know who I was!
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" In his city, Mr. Peduto said, "there are two distinct sides that need to have a conversation, not a president who chooses sides.
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Sylvia Waters, who led Ailey II from its founding in 2811 until 24111, will have a conversation with Troy Powell, its current director.
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"Go through the art together with the little artists themselves," and have a conversation about what they like best and why, Jolie suggested.
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Next up, it's Madison's turn, but first, she and Peter have a conversation on their own because they have a lot to discuss.
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If you can sublimate these impulses into something artistic or creative, do that—or, just have a conversation instead of jumping the gun.
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"We were contacted by his office and I think the objective was to have a conversation with Adam," he said in an interview.
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Most of us are willing to have a conversation, we just don't always want to be the one to make the first move.
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There's gonna be a time to have a conversation about what we do to make our state or city, our country, safer again.
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The basic idea is that that two people can have a conversation with the camera quite literally in the center of the action.
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In speaking with Tsai, Trump became the first president or president-elect since Jimmy Carter to have a conversation with a Taiwanese leader.
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Express your positions and try to have a conversation with people about how to achieve the outcomes that I think we all want.
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They could read a newspaper, watch an evening network newscast, or maybe just have a conversation with a trusted neighbor or co-worker.
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"When I have a conversation with someone who stutters, the background noise that goes on in my mind instantly shuts off," he says.
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So if we're going to have a conversation about funding, we should really open that up to include all media outlets, including CNN.
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There is no reason why each time you have a conversation today you cannot prioritize listening to their agenda instead of pushing ours.
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I am very sad that it is really hard for me to find anybody to have a conversation with that disagrees with me.
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I think we both have been very busy ... hopefully when I get back to LA later this afternoon we can have a conversation.
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"While he has the right to have a conversation with the attorney general, he did not," White House spokesman Hogan Gidley told reporters.
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The actress acted starstruck for cameras, while a visibly uncomfortable Phoenix held his Golden Globe and tried to have a conversation with Hyland.
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In another reel, one recorded by my father in 1995, the year my sister was born, my mother and I have a conversation.
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He said that typically Mr. Johnson and Ms. Foxx speak at least once a day, but they did not have a conversation Tuesday.
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In any case, it's best to have a conversation with your doctor to better gauge when you should be tested for breast cancer yourself.
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I want him to do whatever makes him happy, but maybe if you have a conversation with him — explain that you love the Saints.
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We don't necessarily have to change each other's minds, but let's have a conversation and try to understand each other a little bit more.
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"I think it's absolutely critical to have a conversation," Heitkamp said when asked if she would be open to being in the Trump administration.
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Like you and I can sit here, I didn&apost bring a pie, I might not agree with you, but can have a conversation.
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There weren't the base level questions because we don't have to establish a working definition of racism before we have a conversation about it.
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" DWAYNE JOHNSON SAYS HE 'LOVES' THAT HIS TEENAGE DAUGHTER SIMONE WANTS TO WRESTLE Johnson added, "To me, there's no need to have a conversation.
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And to not have a conversation about D.C. and what's happening here right now is, for any content company or brand is a mistake.
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"I support my President and, if you don't, let's have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off," he told the station.
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Because these days you can't have a conversation about the rapper without getting into his recent comments about American slavery having been a choice.
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I just tend to take it for what it is when I meet them people in real life and have a conversation with them.
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So once every two years, you've got to take the time to have a conversation about everything new you can do on your phone.
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"Any time I want to have a conversation [about race] I'm afraid I'm going to offend somebody just by starting to talk," Price said.
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After countless awkward interactions and botched commands, we're finally getting to the point where it feels natural to have a conversation with our devices.
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First, users will be able to have a conversation with Alexa to find the ideal playlist for a given situation — parties, the holidays, etc.
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Until we are willing to have a conversation about how to fundamentally change a failing program Obamacare is just going to continue to deteriorate.
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"I'm going to have a conversation with some people and we are going to get moving on a solution," Bieber said in the video.
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A fourth-grader is usually only 9 or 10-years-old, which may seem like way too young to have a conversation about periods.
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But instead of painting over it immediately, the homeowners decided to leave it up — to force their community to have a conversation about hate.
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The two proceeded to have a conversation about Harvest Day, a tradition for Oprah, when she picks vegetables from her massive garden in Maui.
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But the only real way to help people to believe in facts again is to magically, somehow, go beyond them and have a conversation.
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That is, people use Twitter to have a conversation, while they use Google to research or learn more about a topic, event, or person.
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I'm 2015, but I can have a conversation and understand where War on Women and Safer Scenes are coming from and what they're about.
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The nation was so fixated on this trial that I felt like I didn't have a conversation about any other subject for two years.
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If this were to eliminate same-sex marriage, we wouldn't have a conversation as Democrats whether we were going to vote for that budget.
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Look, I just think that, to me, I like when people have strong opinions because it gives you an ability to have a conversation.
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And though the servers tried hard, sometimes they tried too hard, one night making it difficult to have a conversation between all their interruptions.
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But if you have a great idea, we can find the right people to have a conversation with and see if there's something there.
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We'll have a conversation about services and prices and condom when we drive off, because I don't want the police seeing you leaning in.
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Maybe you take the kids to soccer practice, but leave your phone in the car while you have a conversation with a teammate's parent.
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Being a minority in this town and America means having to have a conversation about diversity or lack of, almost on a daily basis.
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It was becoming harder to have a conversation with her without wondering whether she understood what I was saying; it would soon be impossible.
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I did have a conversation with FX at one point, because the script for a show like "Legion" can only tell you so much.
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"People keep telling me they want to have a conversation," said Don A. Smith, an emeritus professor of history, emphasizing the last three words.
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"I didn't have a conversation like with an owner of a club," he said of the day Matic called to offer him the job.
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"You can have a conversation over Zoom but it doesn't satisfy the deep human craving for social camaraderie; I hate living in the Matrix."
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I think we need to have a conversation about, if we're going to regulate content online, where is the right place to regulate it?
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"When you want to pay someone you always have a conversation about it...Payments is really at home in a conversational environment," Marcus said.
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My husband and I have a conversation every year about life insurance and the value of my contributions as a stay-at-home mom.
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In practice, this meant I went out on some proper dates, and found myself as happy to have a conversation as a hook up.
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Some admirers believe that Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren are close enough to have a conversation about their intentions before they make a decision.
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"We need to have a conversation with every government in the world, including our government, to be better prepared for this," Fink told CNBC.
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Not sure if you've had the chance to have a conversation with him since he was named to be the next CEO at Boeing.
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And when they have a conversation, it's not like two normal sisters having a conversation, it's both a conversation with words and also physically.
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Films which passed the Bechdel test -- which measures whether two female characters have a conversation about something other than a man -- also performed better.
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But since Christine hadn't indicated that she'd wanted to have a conversation, I sent a polite reply and tried to move on—without closure.
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No. I think what you'll have is the possibility to create a space where you can have a conversation about these sorts of things.
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So I thought if I made a miniature wall that looked like bathroom stall components I could have a conversation about these issues together.
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We have a conversation about how happy we are for them and how a couple of months ago, this would've put us over the edge.
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I couldn't have a conversation with Damon's alter ego, and, crucially, I was unable to make use of any of the facilities at his campsite.
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Everything out of these dudes' mouths were just bullsh– and it was just the most annoying thing ever trying to have a conversation with them.
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It's hard to have a conversation, or listen to music, or tell your eight-year-old to sit down and leave that balloon alone already.
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"We can have a conversation over whether the current suite of products that are made in society are the optimal suite of products," Phillips suggests.
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We can only imagine what it would be like to have a conversation with them, but it'll probably require a few hundred viewings of Titanic.
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But beyond that, it would be really interesting to have a conversation with her about ultimately what she felt about her book and [its] impact.
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OpenAI, he says, wants to encourage academics and the public to have a conversation about the harms of this technology before it becomes widely available.
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Davis was prepared to have a conversation about why Charm had to be cast the way it was; fortunately, MCC was committed from the beginning.
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I knew that I needed to know where the heck I was, how to get myself out of certain situations, get information, have a conversation.
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Amazon's long-term goal is for Alexa to be able to have a conversation about her own opinions and preferences without curation from the company.
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You don't need to be a rocket scientist in order to have a conversation in advance about boundaries or to agree on a safe word.
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However, he said he would have a conversation around background checks, so-called red flag laws or a possible assault weapons ban when Congress returned.
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"We are a place for people with the same interest [to have] a conversation," says Scorp's 22-year-old co-founder and CEO Sercan Isik.
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I love when students come up to me and tell me they met someone who speaks Spanish and tried to have a conversation with them.
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"I would expect that we will have a conversation at the board with the president and follow the process," Smith said after the board meeting.
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"Here's Margaret trying to be sincere and trying to have a conversation, but I feel like Siggy doesn't even want to hear it," Giudice confessed.
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" "If you are the manager and someone seems unhappy or frustrated...it is incumbent to have a conversation with the person to protect the team.
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So far, more than 95 percent of the time when the care concierge engages with someone, the person wants to have a conversation, CVS said.
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" And for women who are not pregnant, Frieden told Gupta, "You can have a conversation with your doctor, but keep the big picture in mind.
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Jeb Bush could wake up Wednesday morning and have to have a conversation with himself and his team about whether to stay in the race.
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"It was really hard to actually have a conversation with her about it 'cause she's pregnant, so that's a theme in the show," Lowry says.
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Phillip Kramer: At the first hospital, the people I saw there, at any given time they seemed normal and could have a conversation with you.
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Or the same, or ... Facebook has been very interesting because there's a lot of ability to do video, to have a conversation with your fans.
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I needed it to get out of bed, to get into bed, to have a conversation, to conduct my increasingly sorry excuse for a life.
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"Good communication skills are especially important here, and can make it feel safer to have a conversation that otherwise feels scary or threatening," she says.
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The most important thing to look for in a financial advisor is someone you can have a conversation with and listens to you, Sun said.
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"I support my president, and if you don't, let's have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off," Richard told the news outlet.
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Google Assistant will then call the restaurant for you and have a conversation with the restaurant's booker that sounds like it's coming from another human.
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He gets a few drinks in him and we have a conversation about jobs/stuff/blah blah but then it arrived at who we admired.
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The fundamental argument of that piece was that in order to have a better conversation about race, we need to have a conversation about Murrayism.
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I don't want to get a soundbite, for me it's about everyone speaking their truth and if there's a disagreement, we can have a conversation.
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"If their security wants to talk to me about beefing up security," Teatime told ABC 7, "I'd be happy to have a conversation with them."
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I get fired up about this — it's not that hard to have a conversation when you commit to being respectful to everyone in the room.
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"I think we need to have a conversation on the degree to which institutions and political culture are being damaged by this president," Sanford said.
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Even the same kind of format as this, right, where people can just have a conversation and it's not about just pulling out one quote.
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"Let us have a conversation where we don't have to contradict in public the statistics that you put forth," she urged later in the conversation.
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We were urging them to make a decision that was different than the one they made and we'll have a conversation about how to proceed.
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"Until you have a conversation with someone about it, you really don't know how they're going to feel about what you post," Ms. Friedman said.
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"One can't have a conversation about the uptick of nationwide injunctions without having a conversation about the novelty of the policies being enjoined," he said.
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The Astarion left the party behind in order to have a conversation with another enemy leader out of earshot of the rest of the party.
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He's a huge misogynist and has never been able to have a conversation with any woman in which he doesn't speak like a fortune cookie.
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We were urging them to make a decision that was different than the one they made and well have a conversation about how to proceed.
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All men should have a conversation with their primary care physician and urologist about prostate cancer, and the pros and cons of testing and treatment.
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Instead of focusing on the time it takes to have a conversation, Turner says we should focus on the importance of the conversation being had.
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"When kids don't get involved, the superintendent or myself will typically have a conversation with them to see if we can persuade them," McDonald said.
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"I'm sure that if Congress wants to have a conversation about addressing climate change, Secretary Clinton would be delighted to have that conversation," he said.
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"When Impossible starts talking about doing that, then we can have a conversation about whether we're having a positive impact on the planet," Eisenbeis said.
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"I'm going to have a conversation with some people and we are going to get moving on a solution," Bieber said in a heartfelt Instagram video.
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" Barris sees family comedies particularly well positioned to have a conversation after the election because, he said, "you can't not talk about anything in a family.
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I actually think that you know, you can have a conversation with President Trump and hopefully that we can find a way to bridge this gap.
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In any case, if Twitter would like to have a conversation about the ongoing conversations about the public conversation, maybe they could call up the president.
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" The source continued: "Stephen is a minister, so Justin knew it was important to Stephen that the two have a conversation before he proposed to Hailey.
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"If we can can have a conversation about adult sex work, and how to reduce trafficking in the sex industry, that would be incredible," she added.
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In order to see results, you need to actually sit down and have a conversation with yourself about what needs to be done, step-by-step.
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But when I got there, all they had to do was have a conversation with me to realize that I'm a smart guy, I understand politics.
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The Moon and warrior planet Mars share good vibes today, making this a great day to collect information, have a conversation, or make your point clear.
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"But more than that, he could walk into any room that you were in and have a conversation with everybody… He would light up a room."
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"You have a conversation with Jonathan, and you feel like you've just learned something that he realized six months or a year earlier," Craig Silverman says.
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So I called my group members and we were all able to have a conversation to start trying to get our story told the right way.
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I covered Bush where they leaked a little bit differently because they could have a conversation with you and it wouldn't get out on social media.
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Graber, a mom of two, then felt like she needed to have a conversation with her daughter because she didn't want her to be left behind.
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This presumptive negativity about women in power is very unfortunate because let's try to access that and have a conversation about it instead of a confrontation.
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I would ask him to really have a conversation with the families of people that have been murdered and see if he still feels that way.
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Right now, if you want to have a "conversation" (a virtual one) with someone about a particular Vevo video, you have to do that on YouTube.
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He said that the point of the workshop, as he saw it, was to give veterans a way to communicate without having to have a conversation.
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"We have worked diligently to have a conversation about these matters with Taylor and her team to productively move forward," the label said in the statement.
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With CrunchMatch, investors can identify the startups they're interested in, and invite those startups to have a conversation in a private meeting room while at Disrupt.
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You don't have to talk about the specific injustices in the past to have a conversation about the environmental factors that very likely keep people back.
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I think that you have said publicly that you would not have a conversation with Ta-Nehisi Coates, because you think he just plays identity politics.
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Conversational AI allows humans to have a conversation with a bot, such as an online chat or in a chat tool like Facebook Messenger or Kik.
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A father of three, Alleyne says he and others try to practice active listening, and he enjoys when people stop and have a conversation with him.
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LIZ FORSMAN, ANCHORAGE To the Editor: "We can't have a conversation," says a Trump supporter, as another says she's lost her friends by supporting President Trump.
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Tech Tip Q. Can I have a conversation with Google Assistant, or will there be an update in the future that will let me have one?
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And you have a conversation about why isn't this working and this is what it's supposed to be and this is what it is right now.
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This is a poignant time to have a conversation with someone who you need closure from, or to reassess where you feel like you fit in.
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When it comes to the question of how to buy fish ethically, I always encourage people to have a conversation with the person they're buying from.
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You can learn as many words or sentences as you want, but until you're able to have a conversation with another person, you'll never be fluent.
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"We just got tired of trying to date or trying to have a conversation and all of a sudden there's a banana there," said Foxy Sagz.
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Still Processing For months, the two of us have been trying to figure out a way to have a conversation about the experience of being biracial.
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"Teams are on the hook if they mismanage a concussion, so it's worth jogging out to the outfield to check on him and have a conversation."
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It is rare, in Texas, for gun-rights groups and gun-control organizations to sit at the same table together and have a conversation about guns.
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Following the UK decision, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the US would have a conversation with the UK "about how to proceed" after its decision.
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If the counselor shared your worries, a school official could have a conversation with the parents and perhaps enlist a social worker or take similar measures.
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Roelof Botha: My favorite, especially with companies at the seed stage, is to have no slides and to have a conversation with you about your business.
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On Saturday night, a man tried to have a conversation with Twain while she sat atop the mobile bar, telling her it was his 50th birthday.
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We don't give you a readout every time we have a conversation, but frequently we talk on the weekends about the issues that are before us.
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Despite his dismissal of impeachment efforts, the Kentucky lawmaker said it is "appropriate" to continue to have a conversation about whether to impeach the U.S. leader.
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They couldn't have a conversation about something as detailed and nuanced as the specifics of Mexico in the 1970s with anybody and now they really can.
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All I know is that West walked into Trump Tower to have a conversation with the President-elect, and December 13 became the day anything could happen.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Collins and Mike Matheny have a conversation—the possibility of which they'd vehemently deny—about how exactly that revenge will be taken.
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"We will certainly be seeking the opportunity to have a conversation, and then seek reimbursement," CEO Ed Bastian said during an interview with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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If you're in a committed relationship, you can feel that it's time to have a conversation about creating more space and freedom for you to operate interdependently.
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It's time to have a conversation about accountability and what production can no longer turn a blind eye to before shooting starts for the reboot's second season.
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But when it comes to the mind part and the P&L shows up, then we have to have a conversation about something that Sunny talked about.
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I also suggested that, uncomfortable as it might feel, she select a funeral home and have a conversation with the funeral director now, while things were stable.
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"I'm going to have a conversation with some people and we are going to get moving on a solution," Bieber said in a video on Instagram Saturday.
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It's as if you're standing in line at Disneyland or on the subway and you're forced to have a conversation with someone you normally wouldn't talk with.
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But not once did we have a conversation about a certain tone or mannerisms ... So where did you get your inspiration then, because it nails it, rather.
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If you are in a secret relationship, and you aren't happy with how it's playing out, it's worth it to have a conversation about it, Brateman says.
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I couldn't have a conversation with my girlfriend, all I could think was this ring, 'Don't mention Lord of the Rings, don't say anything about a ring.
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The American Society of Plastic Surgeons recommends that patients who are still concerned have a conversation with their health care providers about the best course of action.
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With Skype, it demands your attention, so you have a conversation in that mode but now I can go into the kitchen and you can follow me.
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Pretty much everyone was convinced that they wouldn't get to have a conversation with Elena for another 60 years or so, which was definitely hardest on Damon.
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Put very simply, they don't want you to be able to have a conversation on the internet that they can't somehow monitor, given the right legal authorities.
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And we have so much data, so come into the room and let's have a conversation not based on what you think but based on the data.
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"The company, despite claiming it believes in being transparent, is unwilling to even have a conversation about these subjects," DxE cofounder Wayne Hsiung told MUNCHIES on Monday.
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I tried to have a conversation with one restaurant owner after another, but as soon I asked this particular question, their grasp of English miraculously turned poor.
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"You know, it is kind of nice to be able to go to your room without having to have a conversation with anyone," I said to him.
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Speaking to reporters afterward, Lynch said he told Pelosi that he can be persuaded to support her and that they're going to have a conversation later Wednesday.
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Consequently, it is time to have a conversation focused on mechanisms to equitably share the burden of current and future wars with all members of our society.
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Our prevention resource, The Empower Youth Program, equips youth and adults to have a conversation that they desperately need to have, right within the spaces they share.
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Whether it's bad attitudes, gossiping, poor work habits, or other toxic behavior, you may have to step in and have a conversation with a difficult co-worker.
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If you see room for improvement, you can have a conversation with them, but you need to recognize that your way isn't always necessarily the best way.
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Clearly, you can't have a conversation about improving the quality of life for underserved, diverse populations or high-achieving students unless you pose workable ideas on education.
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We need to have a conversation that front-loads the idea that there are intrinsic differences between these groups and that will somehow heal our racial conversation.
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Yes, I think he's, it's the same reason why I didn't want to have a conversation with you, honestly, because I think that it doesn't become fruitful.
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We never got a chance to actually have a conversation, so I want to learn something about him other than if he can rhyme two words together.
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For this challenge, we invite you to have a conversation, and we'll be "listening in" as we moderate, and looking to find exchanges between students that: 1.
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You can't really have a conversation without talking about Google, because as a business it's really Facebook's only competition right now, besides traditional TV networks, for example.
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The more you realize you have a different experience from the person next to you who looks like you, the more you're forced to have a conversation.
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Let's say country A has all these space-based capabilities looking down, and they go to have a conversation with country B about, I don't know, mining.
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Ideally I will have a conversation with a photo editor or with the deputy photo editor Meaghan Looram about how I can uniquely contribute to the coverage.
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LG: From this point you woke up and ... MP: And said, we need to have a conversation about where the right place for regulation to happen is.
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If your pediatrician flags your child's weight, the first question should be: Is this a change on his chart, and can we have a conversation about that?
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However, it is still cringeworthy to hear your father wants to be sexually active and that I need to have a conversation with him about safe sex.
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In its statement, the university said students "will have the opportunity to meet with Gaylord College leadership to voice concerns and have a conversation about moving forward."
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If we can't agree on facts, how can we have a conversation about what the facts tell us about the past, present and future of our country?
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"If someone's is work performance is slipping, it gives you the opportunity as manager to have a conversation and point to resources to help support," he said.
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" The two have a conversation about how Chinese people make, in their words, "dishonest" food because it contains MSG, which McCusker erroneously says that Chinese people "invented.
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Forced to reckon with our discomfort, the three of us realized the best way to make sense of it was to have a conversation of our own.
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If you're in the unfortunate situation where your boss takes credit for you work, the next step is to have a conversation with them, Lindquist tells CNBC.
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"I wanted really to be like Gertrude Stein and have a conversation with the world," Ms. McGowan said at a Television Critics Association media event this month.
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Prince decided to have a conversation with an on-campus counselor to weigh the possibility of taking a leave of absence to focus on her mental health.
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The pharmaceutical industry would rather have a conversation about new specialty drugs that carry high price tags, but which often work a lot better than other, older treatments.
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I felt that this guy didn't deserve, or wasn't worth the time, to have a conversation that deeply delved into the personal and what I felt was uncomfortable.
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"And if we can have a conversation with a guy who's got an audience of a billion and change behavior for even one percent of that, we're cool."
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"You can imagine us doing something like, if the user specifies the topic, they can indicate how many people they want to have a conversation with," he teases.
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"I'm not arguing that it's wrong to have a conversation about the role of superdelegates, all I'm saying is that they have never impacted a nomination," Elleithee said.
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But you can't have a conversation about America in any way, shape, or form without having a conversation about slavery and institutional racism that birthed and followed it.
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You should be able to trust your child, if you don't-don't punish them with restricting them or taking their phone away, just have a conversation with them.
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All the scrolling, she says, is just a distraction from having to actually look each other in the eye and have a conversation about how we're really feeling.
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It's the high schooler or the middle schooler … That's part of our job as humans: to sit down and to have a conversation and learn about somebody's story.
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"I love to be put in a situation where I can have a conversation with someone who might not be inclined to think much of me," she said.
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"Performance reviews are often the only official opportunity for an employee to share concerns, ask questions, and have a conversation with a manager," Vivek Kumar, a recruiter, said.
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"You'd want to have a conversation with your sibling first; presumably you don't know the person's feelings, but you know your sibling's ideas about the person," she says.
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Now that's not to say there weren't nights in the first few months that I wondered if I would ever sleep, shower, or even have a conversation again.
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"I want that person where you try to have a conversation but all that comes out is grunts and weird noises because you can't stop giggling," she responds.
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I didn't think it would bother Tom, but he was trying to have a conversation with me and, as much as I thought I could multitask, I couldn't.
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"She may have had an unconscious or conscious wish to make things right with him, to have a conversation with him, to hold him accountable," Scott-Hudson said.
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"Museums now are places where people come to meet each other and have a conversation and a good time," says Sir Nicholas Serota, director of the Tate Galleries.
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I love talking to people, but some people I decide not to have a conversation with based on that first impression because it usually just goes sideways anyway.
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We need members to be open and talk to each other, even if you think they're so opposed to your belief that you could never have a conversation.
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"I'd love to have a conversation with you about how we can improve (we know there's A LOT of room for improvement in so many areas)," he wrote.
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The exercise, which he describes in his book "Find Your Why, " requires you and a trusted friend to have a conversation to figure out what really inspires you.
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Instead, they want participants and recipients to have a conversation about what each student needs, and then meet up in person to shop for or deliver the supplies.
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There are no cars, only bikes and golf carts, and villas with enough space between them that you could have a conversation without being overheard by your neighbors.
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And the moment people want to have a conversation with me, I&aposm ready to have that conversation, and I&aposm not going to add to the narrative.
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Though their sports are tremendously different, the two sat down to have a conversation racer to racer and learned just how similar they are as athletes and people.
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"There's going to be a time to have a conversation about what we do to make our state or our city or our country safer again," he said.
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One of the best episodes shifts focus entirely, to a different couple who have a conversation that is not about June and Oscar but neatly describes their dilemma.
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We need to have a conversation about the privacy implications of cross-device tracking, but—more importantly—we need to think about the ethics of our surveillance economy.
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I was just hours away from getting on a flight to have a conversation with your predecessor in late 2017, but he backed out at the last minute.
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Google Hangout is a digital communication tool developed by Google that allows a group of people to come together to have a conversation and "hang out" together virtually.
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I had sent her media relations team a very long email explaining why I thought it would benefit readers for her to have a conversation about her misstep.
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We had to have a conversation about how that wasn't normal, and how people would probably prefer to live inside, especially when it rains and is very cold.
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A company holiday part spent goofing off instead of networking is an opportunity wasted — when else would you have the chance to have a conversation with your CEO?
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Think about it: when else would you have the chance to have a conversation with your CEO, or casually engage the person responsible for approving your pay raise?
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Have a conversation and let them know it is a distraction from your work and that you're only there to do your job as best as you can.
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Late in the film, once most of the plot has shaken out and things are barrelling toward their awful conclusion, Hill and Marlborough have a conversation about games.
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This is a fantastic time for you to gather information or work on paperwork relating to your finances, or to have a conversation about money or your value.
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We're confident that with the standards we've established, our candidates will have a conversation that addresses the concerns of working Americans, not a back-and-forth about hand size.
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The video shows Minaj trying to have a conversation with a woman who is seen pacing up and down the sidewalk with a blue Solo cup in one hand.
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That's what Ambassador Bolton is there-- later today or tomorrow to have a conversation with the Turks about how we will effectuate that in light of the U.S. withdrawal.
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I think #MeToo has made me decide that if someone can't have a conversation about sex with me beforehand that I probably don't want to have sex with them.
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Williams says she was just trying to have a conversation, but she understands now she may have been "out of touch" Thursday and says she will learn from it.
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For example, you may not be able to walk into a branch and have a conversation with a teller, but with Betterment, you can call or email with questions.
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Baden says that in mid-January, a request came to him from the vice president's office "through the proper channels" that Pence wanted "to have a conversation" with Rippon.
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"I reached out to see if he had an interest to get back into coaching because, if he did, I wanted to have a conversation about it," Johannson said.
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Thematically throughout the season people will look at it and be able to really pinpoint all of the issues that we deal with and have a conversation about them.
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"I'd like to have a conversation with Governor Rauner in hopes of getting some clarity as to exactly what is going on," Cullerton said in a statement on Monday.
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That might mean you make sure to recycle that Pepsi can, or plant some trees this weekend, or have a conversation with your family about being more eco-friendly.
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You may be surprised to learn that while they're great at navigating the digital landscape, they actually prefer face-to-face communication so sit down and have a conversation.
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I think we wanted to approach this in a way where we can at least begin to tackle and have a conversation, because we're not even having that conversation.
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With Trump's emotionally charged emphasis on "crime and violence", claims like these make it difficult to have a conversation on justice reform that is grounded in facts and context.
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Jordyn has learned that if she wants to have a conversation in her sister's room she needs to stand on the same side of the bed as her mother.
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" Mr. Wilmore added: "When we started the show, we wanted to have a conversation on some very tough subjects and we've had a lot of fun doing just that.
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"People were not simply moving through the city, but actually using the road in order to meet, have a conversation and participate in each other's events," Professor Schuldenfrei said.
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I sure hope so, because if so, we could finally have a conversation about what continues to divide us, and why, in an age of intensified division and polarization.
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Endres: I would love to have a conversation face-to-face with him, and not even stoop to the I-wanna-beat-the-shit-out-of-this-guy level.
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The rules are simple: To pass the test, a work of fiction must contain at least two women, with names, who have a conversation about something besides a man.
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He would call up someone, have a conversation with them and then hang up and open up their microphone "to hear what they would say about him," Rodriguez said.
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Even if the game hasn't changed for good, these live events allow The Times, she explained, "to have a conversation with our audience that we don't usually get to."
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"We know we get the best possible candidates and employees when we get to have a conversation with them about their background and what happened to them," she said.
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"I believe if we're going to have a conversation around allowing e-scooters, we can't move forward without addressing the e-bikes," Mr. Espinal, a Democrat of Brooklyn, said.
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I'm sure Fitbit would rather have a conversation about the device that isn't utterly dominated by Apple, but, well, the evolution of the Versa's design is asking for it.
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" One woman reflected in her final small-group discussion: "This has been an incredible journey, to sit in a room and have a conversation and not have to worry.
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Amazon also showed a video demonstrating an upcoming feature where Alexa can "answer" your door and have a conversation with the person on your doorstep through a Ring doorbell.
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"People will expect to be able to have a conversation with their car," said Martyn Humphries, a vice president at NXP, whose sensors are used extensively in automotive applications.
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So for example, I can have a conversation about Black Lives Matter, I can tell jokes onstage about Black Lives Matter, but why don't we talk to Patrisse Cullors?
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I'm still talking to the folks up there, but I can't even have a conversation with Health and Human Services without everyone here immediately saying we're not doing it.
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When you want to have a conversation, you don't have to stop the music to do so—just talk normally let the other person's responses blend in with the music.
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"We want a sit-down meeting so we can seriously have a conversation about Bears Ears and how it came to be," said Natasha Hale, lead representative for the coalition.
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It's also really visual, so it's a perfect platform to share a photo or video to a global audience, and also an excellent place to have a conversation about food.
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"The way to make change is to come out of the shadows and have a conversation on a national stage and not be apologetic about what they're seeking," she said.
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If you would have come and said, 'Can we just have a conversation … you know, it kind of hurt me' — I probably would have said, 'You know what, my bad.
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Dr. Sim also tells PEOPLE that parents who still want to have a conversation with their kids about food should do so in terms of how it makes them feel.
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This is a good thing if you commute on the subway, for example, but not if you want to have a conversation without needing to remove one of the buds.
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"You want to have a conversation and make sure that moving in with the other person fits your personal needs versus just sort of hoping for the best," she says.
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"I would want to have a conversation with them as an adult so that I can reflect upon the image that I left for them to live with," Murray says.
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In doing so, O'Malley is able to have a conversation about femme visibility and even poke fun at some of the more rigid conventions through a careful curation of words.
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"Just because someone doesn't agree with what I believe in, or I don't agree with their take, doesn't mean we don't need to continue to have a conversation," Perry said.
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With U.S. government deficits increasing again and big spending plans coming from potential Democratic candidates for president, we thought it would be prudent to have a conversation with Stephanie Kelton.
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Explain to new hires what their compensation package really meansIf you are granting equity, make sure to have a conversation with new hires about what their compensation package really means.
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The Bechdel Test, created in 1985 by cartoonist Alison Bechdel, rates a movie based on whether two female characters have a conversation on-screen about something other than a man.
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"I think I would have a conversation at that point with him and try to find out what's motivating that person to do that — that type of protest," Johnson said.
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"That means the right price, that means insurance coverage and, frankly, that means a path to have a conversation that has been stigmatized and shameful for so long," Eckert says.
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"We have to or we will be having the same argument 20 years from now"On social safety net: Says the country should "have a conversation" about Universal Basic Income.
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" Speaking by telephone, Mr. Bailey added, "I think it's fair to have a conversation about their similarities, but I think it's almost more important to be aware of their differences.
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Luhnow, though, has never quite summoned the courage to have a conversation with Valenzuela, who now broadcasts Dodgers games in Spanish and tossed the ceremonial first pitch before Game 2.
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"Try to have a conversation with anyone about climate change and people just tune out," says Di Caprio, a co-owner of the Venturi Formula E team, during the film.
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In order to have a conversation about sex in public, we have to discuss who is privileged to enjoy this kink as a fun, potentially-risky taboo, and who can't.
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A doctor must have a conversation documenting that the patient understands the risks of leaving and consequences of no longer receiving medical care, a way to help manage the risks.
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"I think she wants to have a conversation with the country about what should we expect from our schools, and about being agnostic about the form of schools," he said.
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With a wide-length mirror and a modern gilded wine rack, I thought the area easily became a focal point of the room — a perfect place to have a conversation.
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I would love to have a conversation publicly with them about the series and about their work and about some of the things that we report on in the series.
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But it feels like the first installment of Civil War II that might spur people to have a conversation about it, even outside the context of our own messy reality.
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It took nearly three more decades for debates to even pass what's known in film as the Bechdel test: two women who have a conversation about something besides a man.
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" He had long since come around by the time he had a town hall on Tuesday, when he said, "I like having debate, spirited conversation -- if you can have a conversation.
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His spokeswoman, Sarah Isgur Flores, told NBC News on Wednesday that Sessions, who was a prominent Trump surrogate last year, did have a conversation with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak last year.
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You can't have a conversation about the future of TV without talking about Brat TV, a digital content studio based in L.A. that's become the production hub for Gen Z content.
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"It would help to have a conversation with your doctor about where the stress might be occurring in your life or maybe some of the precursors of the stress," she says.
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The two entrepreneurs will have a conversation in front of an audience on Aug 29 at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference which will run Aug 29-Aug 31, the spokeswoman said.
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It was so loud that you could barely have a conversation; it had heavy, awkward doors that were hard to shut; and its rigid, rickety handling was unforgiving on public roads.
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"It's a fun, friendly and personal design that brings smiles to baby and a chance for parents to have a conversation about the helmet instead of pity [from others]," Strawn says.
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"All of us are in situations where we're uncomfortable or things have been said to us and we're able to be adult and have a conversation about it," she shot back.
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Additionally, with advances in virtual and augmented reality technologies, you may be able to have a conversation with a digital version of yourself or test out future retirement goals through technology.
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In a legal state, you can go into a dispensary, have a conversation, with a budtender, who is often quite knowledgeable about the basics, and really have a foundation for exploration.
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" If you speak English and want to have a conversation with someone who primarily speaks French, for example, you would trigger Interpreter Mode by saying "Hey Google, be my French interpreter.
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Yes, it's worthwhile to have a conversation about why one company seems to be rising and another falling, but focusing too much on who's in first place risks missing the point.
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Even then, their natural bias is we'd rather have people talking about the thing that someone else wrote about six hours ago and we can have a conversation about it. Right.
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The witness told cops ... Rice and ex-Tulane player Jordan Callahan pulled into a Kroger parking lot in a white Porsche ... and got out of the car to have a conversation.
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Have a conversation with your superior (which, at a startup is often the founder) about what you hope to achieve in this role and any specific things you want to do.
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I hope they [community members] can use our technique as a way to engage other people, and then begin to have a conversation about what spots we need to focus on.
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Flake said if it is determined that the person was "at least conspired by [the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria] ISIS," the country will likely have a conversation about terrorism.
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Ultimately, if you or those close to you have read receipts turned on, you might want to have a conversation about what exactly they mean and how they are being used.
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"They're hard, they're painful, they're uncomfortable to sit in the Oval Office and have a conversation with the president about things that you strongly disagree about," Scott told CNN's Van Jones.
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As it's working out, probably about every 12 months we have a conversation about how we're set up, and if we're set up correctly for the next phase of consumer change.
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We need to have a conversation about when it is in the federal interest to pay for shoreline protection, and when the local economy should be left to cover the costs.
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Make sure you've got a Google Alert set up and then you can shoot him the best articles or know you'll have a conversation starter the next time you meet up.
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They remind us of that moment at the start of the '08 presidential campaign, when Hillary Clinton announced her candidacy saying that she wanted to have "a conversation" with American voters.
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"We want guests engaged in different types of food on the table and have a conversation, so you get off your phone and engage with your own group," Mr. Farro said.
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"What I love about the plane is that we're together for hours, which fosters a more casual opportunity to have a conversation," said Emilie Rubinfeld, chief marketing officer at Carolina Herrera.
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That we do have a conversation around the affordability of child care, and look at what some communities and states are doing to try to create more financial support for that.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen will also be in the British capital, where she is set to have a conversation about global economic issues with Lord (Nicholas) Stern, the British Academy president.
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"If Amazon wants to come here, we need to have a conversation about what they're going to do to subsidize our neighborhood, not what we need to do to subsidize them."
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Instead of my usual monologue, this week I've invited my colleague, the editorial writer Sarah Jeong, to have a conversation about the biggest story from last week that you probably missed.
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The research also found that films that passed the Bechdel test — which measures whether two female characters have a conversation about something other than a man — outperformed those that flunked it.
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Right. Right. But in the same way that Nancy Pelosi isn't given the credit she's due, to me, it's easy to have a conversation about how the term "likability" is sexist.
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But struggles to be truly fluent often have less to do with a person's language level than with his or her cultural understanding of what it means to have a conversation.
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Elaine's attraction to Benjamin is also improbable — they barely seem to have a conversation throughout the whole movie — but it doesn't seem to matter, to the film or to the characters.
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"Having heard the effects that it's having on the people who have to work with it all the time, I think we need to have a conversation about it," she said.
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As women of color, the only way we can all address feeling invisible and underrepresented is to come together and have a conversation on how we can better support one another.
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White House spokesman Hogan Gidley said Wednesday that Trump was not involved in the sentencing recommendation for Stone, and he "did not have a conversation with the attorney general" about it.
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She and Peter go jetskiiing and have a conversation about how the show is hard for her at this stage in the game, but she's willing to be patient with him.
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Young Women United launched the first ever #1stSacredFood Twitter chat in 2015 by and for Native moms and people, so we could have a conversation with indigenous people worldwide about breastfeeding.
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"If I did have the chance though, I would 100% love to have a conversation to ask why I was put in the video/the motive of me being in it."
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But what I found interesting is when I went to West Virginia, I did have a conversation with them about guns, about Trump, and I learned so much talking to them.
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You look at these things, and you say to yourself, 'It's really time for the country to step back and have a conversation about: What is the appropriate role of technology?
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Part of my concern about technology is the fact that we don't just have a conversation anymore and we're more kind of focused on our devices and communicating through our devices.
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We were talking about Mark Zuckerberg earlier, my approach, odd as this may seem in our day where everybody screams at each other, would be to have a conversation with him.
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In between grieving the loss of her, I've had to have a conversation with my roommate about not being able to pay certain bills (utilities/cable) due to being in furlough status.
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December 19: Kislyak and Flynn have a conversation in the wake of the shooting of the Russian ambassador to Turkey in which Flynn expresses his condolences, according to a Trump transition official.
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Hopefully during tomorrow's House hearing, we'll see members of congress use Dorsey's own words to question whether his "simple business perspective" is what's keeping such an ugly place to have a conversation.
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At the encouragement of an all-knowing Kris, Jordyn and Kylie have a conversation later in the middle of an isolated road of Peru in an attempt to DTR (define the relationship).
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Open the discussion with language like "Hey, I was wondering if we could have a conversation about the thing that made you feel uncomfortable?" suggests Erika Martinez, a licensed psychologist from Miami.
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From there, Spectrm's technology is able to have a conversation with the user, both via responses from the user and their click behavior, to continue serving relevant content at the right time.
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You also definitely want to have a conversation with your supervisor to explain that you understand the severity of this type of behavior and make it clear that it won't happen again.
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"Every House member locked in a difficult race desperately needs to have a conversation about the booming economy and anything distracting from that topic hurts their chances to win," the strategist added.
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With all of the coverage regarding the Honduran caravan marching toward the U.S. border, it's time to have a conversation about who we want to be as a country in the future.
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Are you sure you're ready to have a conversation with someone's roommate about why you're using your iPhone to read Outliers on their living room couch in the middle of the night?
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"And if the organizers do not feel that that is something that can be promoted and celebrated, then I think it's the organizers you need to have a conversation with, not me."
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Finally, and just in time for Thanksgiving, our colleagues in Opinion have a five-step method to help you have a conversation — not a fight — with people who think differently from you.
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Both then engaged in a heated exchange, with Paul, at one point putting both his hands up near Navarro's face after complaining about not being able to have "a conversation" about Maduro.
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New moons symbolize new beginnings, so if you want to have a conversation about a fresh start, or if you're hoping to get more information about an issue, now is the time.
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If, however, you find yourself on the receiving end of someone's codependency and are uncomfortable with how much they're relying on you, it may be time to have a conversation about your boundaries.
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So, I think it still raises the question -- I think the president will want to have a conversation about this and say we don&apost want to see meddling in the 2018 election.
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"As the attorney general, I would've felt it more appropriate for the chief of staff to contact me and then I would have a conversation with the director of the FBI," Gonzales added.
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"Our ability to have a conversation about those real facts is undermined when they are being distorted and the investigation is being attributed to a deep state conspiracy against the president," says Nyhan.
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I had the benefit to have a conversation with Sarah Silverman once about this, which she probably won't remember, and she said, this was back in the old 140 days, way before 280.
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Or, maybe you'd just like to have a conversation — about pop culture, sports, food, fashion, technology, politics, or, if you're stuck, any of these 1,53-plus topics we've rounded up to inspire you.
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They were disappointed that these students were not taking the opportunity to improve their English and were being so impolite as to have a conversation that not everyone on the floor could understand.
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I see my role as a journalist to write about the Gotti family and to tell the story and you know maybe we could have a conversation about the notion of passing judgment.
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"If my own blood truly cared about my well-being, why wouldn't he call me directly and have a conversation instead of making this about him through a very public forum," he wrote.
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We know that users who use GIFs are 30 percent more likely to get a response, and more likely to have a conversation that lasts twice as long as users that do not.
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But since it's difficult for a couple thousand people to have a conversation, the delegates have, er, delegated the nitty-gritty of rulemaking to the Convention Committee on Rules and Order of Business.
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On a porn set, you'll turn up and have a conversation with someone about exactly how you're going to have sex, which is something that rarely happens in day-to-day heteronormative society.
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"Although we have already spoken to Ronan Hughes recently by telephone, we need to have a conversation with him and his brother in person," Detective Chief Inspector of Essex Police Daniel Stoten said.
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Because we live in fatally polarized times, it is next to impossible to have a conversation about #MeToo and its tactics without immediately being cast as woke and pro or clueless and con.
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One foundation I know of gave a significant amount of money to groups opposing an oil pipeline in Standing Rock — but refused to have a conversation about their investments in the oil company.
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"Once our beer is out in the world, our AI, ABI, can have a conversation with all our customers and that gives us the feedback that allows our beer to evolve," press release.
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Let's have a conversation about what is your duty of care to the information you serve, and of the information of the people who you are serving at this ... and a holistic approach.
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It can help to have a conversation about expectations, maybe saying that it's O.K. to spend a few days on the couch eating Doritos, if it's done with respect for established family patterns.
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Or, maybe you'd just like to have a conversation — about pop culture, sports, food, fashion, technology, politics, or, if you're stuck, any of these 1,000-plus topics we've rounded up to inspire you.
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Didn't Trump think he should at least have a conversation about the ramifications of setting aside a seat in the Situation Room for a purely political aide with no known national security credentials?
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The broadcast was marred, however, by limp presenter patter and production issues like the audience noise after every commercial break, which made watching like trying to have a conversation in a crowded restaurant.
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You've seen this happen while she's Milly-Rocking on the makeshift dance floor, but also when she's trying to do her own taxes or have a conversation with her mother on the phone.
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"It's important to have a conversation about the total diet, and not just eliminating sugary beverages," said Jennifer Pomeranz, a public health lawyer at New York University and lead author on the paper.
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Like, in your house, Kara and Lauren, when you guys are at home, you can sleep, you can have a conversation with your mom, or you can cry, you can do whatever you want.
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I'm only just now starting to take a longer view... What there is [is] a lot of people, a lot of people who want to have a conversation, who want to find each other.
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Restorative justice brings the accused, the complainant and anyone else who may have been harmed together in the same room to have a conversation about why the complainant thinks they were wronged, Cross explains.
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Have an understanding of the job that you do, what the value and salary of that job are, and then use that as a base to have a conversation about what you are paid.
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Maybe, I would gently suggest, this is a good time to have a conversation where she tells you what her fantasies are, what kinds of sex she enjoys, how she likes to be touched.
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"The reason people talk about why it's such a violation on the principles is because we cannot have a conversation about what the technical compromise might be," says Eoyang, "without further compromising those issues."
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Gene editing research is just at the beginning, and if we wait until we can actually create HIV-resistant babies to have a conversation about the pros and cons, it might be too late.
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I think the equivalent in the physical world would be to have a conversation with someone at a restaurant, and be holding up a hand mirror and looking at yourself at the same time.
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The meets are supervised; my family comes with me, and we go to the boy's house and have a conversation about my future goals and the future goals of my prospective mother-in-law.
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HE SAID HE DID HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH STUMPF AND HE SAID WHEN HE WAS SPEAKING TO HIM HE WAS SPEAKING TO HIM AS THE CEO, THE IDEA THAT THIS WOULD GO TO BOARD.
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" Earlier in the day, Embiid told reporters that Drummond "can't shoot," and Drummond responded by telling reporters that you "can't really have a conversation with a man who can't play a back-to-back.
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Or, it can be "a chance to have a conversation about what might make that kind of sex play more arousing, more appealing, or feel safe or enticing enough to try," Dr. Herbenick says.
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He's made headlines for some of his views, including when he suggested the country have a conversation about not letting Muslims live in the U.S. and for defending white supremacist messages on social media.
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" She described the panel, telling The Caller Times: "It's a fun way to have a conversation of how important Selena is to women all over today and a way for fans to ask questions.
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And it would be a forced dialogue, but we have to force ourselves to have that dialogue and not pretend like these things are okay or that we're just trying to have a conversation.
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Nick and Leah would be the kind of couple whose faces blend together into one single face and would sound like they're speaking in Webdings anytime you tried to have a conversation with them.
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But, if you're in a year-long program that's wrapping up next week, you should always go with your gut on whether or not you're ready to have a conversation about your new experiences.
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Since it seems the majority of communications you have with your love interest have been over text, it may be helpful to have a conversation like this on the phone or via video chat.
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"People say I was afraid to talk about this and your show made me open up and have a conversation with my friend or son or whatever, and I think that's success for us."
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The point is, if you can point to symptoms of an actual problem, then it should be possible to have a conversation that's focused on ramifications, and not just a critique of personal behavior.
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We had to have a conversation about what was in there and whether we should go back out and film, and somebody had to know what all that stuff was to make that decision.
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LCD Soundsystem's "oh baby" plays as Payton and the imaginary version of River have a conversation in a bar about Payton's conflicting feelings surrounding his potential run for state senator on the season finale.
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It can also help for people to make a note of specific things in the movie that bother them, she says, and have a conversation afterward with a counselor or someone they can trust.
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"We have no announcement at this time, but Nancy Pelosi does not dictate to the president when he will or will not have a conversation with the American people," he said on Fox News.
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So as a user of the system you have not only a right but a responsibility to have a conversation with your elected officials to tell them how important water is to your community.
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But Elijah is determined to prove to Dill that he should want to be in a monogamous relationship, so he marches into Dill's newsroom and demands that they have a conversation about their status.
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I would like to use this job offer to create leverage for myself and to have a conversation with one of our executive leaders about my role and increasing my compensation to keep me.
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"It enables the parents and caregivers and families to be able to enjoy their meal, and maybe even have a conversation on the side while their kids are playing," she says with a laugh.
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At some point, you're going to have to have a conversation about money — with a spouse, a roommate, your kids, your aging parents — but did anyone ever teach you how to talk about money?
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My gut tells me that I should have a conversation with him about what happened in order to move on, but I also believe I have an ethical obligation to respect my mother's wishes.
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"It had just never dawned on me that I could talk to a seed breeder and have a conversation like this," said Ms. Sortun, who has served the Honeynut at her restaurants for years.
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In it he said that yes, he did have a conversation with the US ambassador to the European Union where the ambassador said there was an arrangement or Ukraine could get the aid released.
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In New Jersey the limit is five days, with the law also mandating that doctors must have a conversation with patients about the risks of developing a physical or psychological dependence on the drug.
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Clark said that while players were "willing to have a conversation" about making intentional walks automatic, he had a succinct answer about the idea to start extra innings with a runner on second base.
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"This is the first time I've ever encountered a situation where a school board, school and alumni have a conversation, reach a point, adopt a new mascot and then go backward," Ms. Houska said.
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"They wanted to have a conversation about ensuring that we as a campaign were maintaining diversity and inclusion as a top-of-mind issue," Ms. Shah said in an interview arranged by the campaign.
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"I've always tried to have a conversation with everyone who ats me on Twitter, and there was just no way to do that with my mentions drowning in bad alt-right insults," he says.
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"Kuwait regards the tuning down of sectarianism in Iraq and the region as highly beneficial for its own stability and is, to that end, willing to at least have a conversation with Iran," Bianco said.
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"We need to be able to communicate in all directions, and we need to be able to show intention and have a conversation with the other players on the road," says president Carol Reiley. Drive.
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"We need to be able to communicate in all directions, and we need to be able to show intention and have a conversation with the other players on the road," says president Carol Reiley. Drive.
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"And we were trying to have a conversation and then I choked and you tried to resuscitate me," he continued, before he suddenly realized there was another funny thing that had happened during the shoot.
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If a performer wants to experiment with a specific kink, for example, Capacity will have a conversation with that performer and match them with another performer so they can create a film of that experience.
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Cloudflare's CEO, fresh from making what he admits was a dangerously arbitrary decision to cut off a neo-Nazi site, says we need to have a conversation about this, with clear rules and clear frameworks.
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" The way to avert a war with North Korea is to have a conversation, and that's not happening, Hecker said, adding, "Unfortunately, there seems to be no serious dialogue between Washington and Pyongyang, only threats.
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I had an experience when I was sitting on the board four years ago, three, four years ago when I had a conversation with Kobe, I was fortunate enough to have a conversation with Kobe.
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You may also find yourself fantasizing about what it would be like to be in these movies, or at least have a conversation with some of the brilliant actors bringing these unforgettable characters to life.
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Hell, it's not even clear if MacFarlane is trying to have a conversation about what it means to be trans versus what it means to be intersex — which are, of course, two completely different things.
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"If you were making a movie, and you only had an hour and 56 minutes to be able to have a conversation with the viewer, keeping the tone consistent is probably incredibly valuable," he says.
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Maybe you feel guilty about having sex with this person because you've been dishonest with them about the expectations of your relationship, and that indicates that you should have a conversation with your sexual partner.
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Halfway through La La Land, director/screenwriter Damien Chazelle's critically beloved paean to the big-screen movie musicals of the 270s, two characters have a conversation I'm not precisely sure the movie or Chazelle understands.
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As for Ronda ... Nunes says she doesn't feel bad at all for the beatdown she put on the UFC superstar -- but says if Rousey wanted to talk things out, she's down to have a conversation.
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" Zehtabchi: "When I first went to India in 2017 and started talking to these women, Rekha wasn't even willing to have a conversation with us about menstruation; she would completely shut down and go silent.
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Before you get serious - and definitely before you start to share any sort of financial products, including bank accounts, credit cards, phone/internet, rental agreements and more – make sure you have a conversation about money.
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The low rumble of its towering Funktion-One sound system is audible a quarter of a mile away, yet in the middle of its main dance floor, it's possible to have a conversation without yelling.
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Francine Prose New York City Do we really need to have a conversation about whether pastiche, parody, reframing, transposition, and creative rearrangement—basic concepts in twentieth- and twenty-first-century aesthetics—are acceptable in literature?
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Haydee Lozano: We don't expect them to be fluent Spanish speakers, but we do expect them to at least be able to have a conversation to communicate with them efficiently and safely, more than anything.
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Prince didn't rule out expanding the ban on The Daily Stormer to other far-right websites, but he said he'd prefer to have a conversation or implement more structured thinking before making such a move.
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I love reading, watching, and playing media that knows, to some degree, that it is a piece of media and is trying to have a conversation with the player about the medium on that level.
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After that, we have a conversation about why, in a writing class especially, being careful and exacting with our language is so important, but I can't stop that exchange from pinging around in my skull.
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"We at least had the ability to have a conversation with CDC to explain the way that they're trying to accomplish contact tracing is going to take 12 months or more to accomplish," Pinkerton said.
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Unlike the five-figure-a-plate venues where citizens might otherwise be able to have a conversation with these lawmakers, Writers Bloc events typically cost $20 to $40, and they usually include a signed book.
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And so being allowed to do that on a daily, hourly basis felt incredibly exciting, and also meant that young women were sort of propelled to have a conversation in the center of the conversation.
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If "Judy" goes the distance this award season, she'll have to do a lot of talking about herself — and that's fine, she supposes, but isn't it more fun to have a conversation about something else?
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"We don't have to go through somebody to have a conversation about what we need," said Neil McDevitt, the executive director of the nonprofit center, which provides sign language interpreting and real-time captioning services.
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"It's really important to sit down with your kids if they're still young or even have a conversation with a young adult, and really teach them about the dangers of using credit cards," Klontz said.
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In an age when it's so easy to connect with people across myriad mediums, it can feel unreasonable or embarrassing to not be able to have a conversation or see a face whenever you want.
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It's unfortunate that people don't realize they are acting in a way that is misogynist or aggressive, but it's a step in the right direction if some are willing to have a conversation about it.
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"I don't know if it's our job to make a commentary, but it's to bring it up and have a conversation about it—the encryption thing—Apple vs the FBI," he said later during a panel.
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"We have to push them to issue a final (endangerment finding) and CO2 standard so we can have a conversation about what the standard should be," said Marcie Keever, legal director for Friends of the Earth.
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"It's important to take responsibility for the things we do to others, but we must stop apologizing for being attacked and we must move into a place where you can actually have a conversation," she said.
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It prompted me to have a conversation with my girlfriends about harassment and we ended up story-swapping for over an hour, talking about sexual harassment like it was the most normal thing in the world.
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There was "I'm a Seed" (19683, illustrated by Judith Moffatt), in which two seeds have a conversation and, over time, learn that they are different — one grows into a marigold, the other into a pumpkin plant.
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Before you decide to combine (or even partially combine) finances with your partner, it helps to have a conversation about budgeting and your financial histories, and to come up with guidelines for making big individual purchases.
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Part of the Sunday audition is to have a conversation with the artistic directors about continuing this and seeing how we can strengthen what we're doing in alignment with what they're trying to do as well.
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"I think we'll have a good healthy conversation about the energy sector and tax incentives, subsidies - all of that needs to be on the table and we need to have a conversation about it," Perry said.
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And it's an opportunity to have a conversation grounded in public policy, as opposed to the more ambiguous discussion of the character of leaders — which, again, is important but not really the focus of Vote Compass.
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We're just different in that regard and I am always struggling to have, even if it's a formal debate, even if it's been set up as a formal debate, honestly, I'm trying to have a conversation.
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"If my own blood truly cared about my wellbeing, why wouldn't he call me directly and have a conversation instead of making this about him through a very public forum?" he said in a Twitter statement.
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"Hopefully they can have a conversation to say 'here's an opportunity for one of us to benefit' — if there's one child — and 'let's talk about how we can maximize this for the whole household'," Stolz said.
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That's something I think more broadly we, as a society, have to have a conversation about, what are we comfortable with here, and not just vilify each other, one side's good and other side is bad.
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But the fact that she condemned half of Trump's supporters is what worried Clinton's senior aides, who said Saturday they couldn't have a conversation around racism before Clinton backed away from that part of the comment.
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I mean, even in my own family, I think the way that they approach it was more like, let's have a conversation because we're interested about this, even though I wholly disagree with what you're doing.
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"If my own blood truly cared about my well-being, why wouldn't he call me directly and have a conversation instead of making this about him through a very public forum?" he said in the statement.
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James Prince thinks it's stupid to avoid interacting with people who have a different world view, and that's why the rap mogul tells us he's willing to have a conversation with President Trump in the Oval.
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Eventually, I worked up the courage to have a conversation with SkaterBoy — sure that finally he would look me in the (bespectacled) eyeballs and realize that we had some special spark of romantic destiny between us.
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Despite Foreman's outrage, the students weren't there to discuss abortion rights at all, but rather to have a conversation about policies that would make contraception more accessible to women in the state and improve sex ed.
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"He's a catalyst for the Party to have a conversation about what it means to be a conservative -- which is something we haven't done," said Chad Heywood, a former Flake staffer and Arizona GOP executive director.
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We'll have a conversation about something as banal as our days at work while we have sex, take a break and put on 30 Rock, and then start fooling around again 20 minutes later, or not.
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To make back-to-school season easier, parents should have a conversation with their children about what devices and which operating system to buy based on their student's area of studies and the apps they use.
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When I start to feel a sense of loneliness, I go out and just try to have a conversation with anyone, because the people at Burning Man are truly some of the best you'll ever encounter.
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" Trevor Houser, Clinton's top energy adviser, had a similar take at a separate event, saying that "if Congress wants to have a conversation about addressing climate change, Secretary Clinton would be delighted to have that conversation.
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When my anger began to interfere with my ability to have a conversation about virtually anything, when my family wondered what had transformed me into a vortex of frustration and rage, I turned to other women.
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Peter Obstler, the lead attorney representing the proposed class action lawsuit, sat down with the legal team at YouTube and Google prior to the lawsuit being filed, according to Dulay, to try to have a conversation.
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"If someone wants to do a 'black art' show and put together several of my artists who are only thematically linked only by a thread, we're going to have a conversation about that," Bellorado-Samuels says.
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You also have to make sure you can measure every part of the business, and then have a conversation very publicly across the entire company about those metrics and how we can adjust and get better.
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According to bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch, there is one simple mistake that even the most well-prepared candidates make: They use an interview to answer questions instead of to have a conversation.
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The new moon in Libra is a great time to have a conversation with said partners to make sure you're able to get the rest you need to live your life as the legend you are!
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When Carrie Moyer and I decided to have a conversation, her recent paintings were already at DC Moore Gallery, where her solo exhibition — now on view — was soon to open.
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However, I think that it's very difficult to try to even have a conversation when we're lumping something like minoritized groups calling out a member of their group internally with anything having to do with fucking Nazis.
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The idea here is if you're watching something on your tablet while someone else is watching TV, you can still hear them and have a conversation without having to take your headphones off or pause your movie.
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"This is just meant to be a way to capture that information in that moment, so that you can go in and have a conversation with a doctor to understand what was going on," Dr. Desai says.
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WATCH: BOLTON ARRIVES IN RUSSIA TO PREPARE FOR TRUMP-PUTIN SUMMIT "I think the president will want to have a conversation about this and say we don't want to see meddling in the 2018 election," Bolton said.
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Instead of having to say "Hey Google" or "OK Google" every time you want to say a command, you'll only have to do this the first time and then you can have a conversation with the Assistant.
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Another Republican senator, John Cornyn, said, "Before the president starts floating names ... we need to have a conversation about who is actually confirmable up here," according to a Twitter post by New York Times reporter Glenn Thrush.
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If you haven't seen the new Avengers: Infinity War, there happens to be a scene set in Edinburgh, Scotland where Elizabeth Olsen (who plays Wanda) and Paul Bettany (Vision) have a conversation front of a kebab shop.
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That's why we're excited to welcome Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin and AngelList co-founder and CEO Naval Ravikant at TechCrunch Disrupt SF. They're going to have a conversation on stage about all things related to cryptocurrencies.
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"If Donald Trump wants to have a conversation about women's bodies, let's start with mine," she says in the ad that debuted Thursday, two days after she went public with her diagnosis in a Washington Post interview.
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But general -- what happened here was General Kelly took her in here just as a private space and have a conversation with her with nobody else, so that, you know, I don&apost know what that is.
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"For instance, it has turned out that it can be devilishly difficult to find a good time and place for the palliative care doctors to have a conversation with [hospital staff] in a timely manner," said Jung.
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