GUILFOYLE: Yes, and who did have contact with there that?
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Inside the facility he'll only have contact with correctional officers.
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S herman : Does the mother have contact with the child?
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We're only to have contact with others in our household.
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We'll just make sure he doesn't have contact with women.
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I didn't have contact with the world … it was a blessing.
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We'll just make sure that he doesn't have contact with women.
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Significantly, too few Americans have contact with those who do serve.
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The individual did not have contact with UN staff, he said.
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They are unable to have contact with members of the public.
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Walters said Pence did not have contact with the infected man.
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But she said she did ride horses and have contact with cattle.
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He was ordered not to have contact with the victims, WPVI reported.
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He's their father, he should be able to have contact with them.
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Samson was told that he could no longer have contact with her.
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We usually have contact with the local police, but there's no specific training.
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But they will not have contact with any military personnel on the base.
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The judge also ordered Brown not to have contact with the truck driver.
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Please, please—if you ever have contact with the guy, let me know.
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Neither Hinckley nor his family members are allowed to have contact with the media.
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On the one hand it's good to have contact with the outside world [laughs].
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He is also not allowed to have contact with anyone else involved with the case.
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A visiting judge ordered Rings not to have contact with the woman or potential witnesses.
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Tracey says she left shortly after that and did not have contact with Seal again.
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I have contact with law enforcement, in terms of reaching out if I need to.
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"We might not have contact with those people, but that is a reality," Dalio said.
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"The last person she wants to have contact with is the Wildwood police," he said.
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Instead, according to police, Ramos has continued to have contact with one of her former students.
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It did not respond when asked if Tsai would have contact with any other U.S. officials.
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It means he can have contact with Kate, but must not threaten, harass or abuse her.
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For years, Israel refused to have contact with the party because of its anti-Semitic leanings.
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Ramos was ordered not to have contact with her alleged victims and was freed on $50,000 bond.
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None of its urban cells have contact with the others, preventing them from informing on distant comrades.
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Earlier this month, Gosselin told reporters including PEOPLE that he doesn't have contact with the other children.
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Only his employees will have contact with the animals, since they were not involved in the incident.
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The judge also imposed a curfew and ordered Mr. Kless not to have contact with the officials.
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Do this frequently before, during and after you visit a public place or have contact with people.
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The rate of spread of the [virus] obviously depends on how many people we have contact with.
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It's especially important for grandparents and others who have contact with infants too young to be vaccinated.
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He added that it's not necessary to work in the administration to have contact with the president.
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He has been barred from school grounds, and cannot have contact with anyone under the age of 15.
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The court has also instructed him not to have contact with any other minors, except for his daughter.
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Prosecutors decided not to file charges, but Osuna agreed not to have contact with Cota for a year.
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So it doesn't directly have contact with the bacterial activity that's acting on other tissues in the whale.
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During his confirmation hearing in February, Sessions said he didn't have contact with "the Russians" during the campaign.
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Microsoft said hackers targeted European think tanks and non-profit organizations which often have contact with government officials.
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At least then he would have contact with his family, beyond a time-limited call every few weeks.
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Orthman added that Warren could also do remote appearances to continue to have contact with voters from Washington.
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The judge also told Schiffer that she is not to have contact with anyone under the age of 18.
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They are broken up into groups so that the youngest does not have contact with the eldest unaccompanied minor.
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However, we're told she wants David to have contact with their daughter because she believes he's a good dad.
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"It was like a dream, crazy, a miracle, for our club to even have contact with them," Kirvelaitis said.
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Stone, who also advised Trump's campaign, in an interview on Monday said he did not have contact with Assange.
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The institute said Volkov was conducting physical education classes with students and did not have contact with professional athletes.
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McKinley also testified about lacking knowledge about what Giuliani was up to and said he didn't have contact with Giuliani.
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They were not allowed to have contact with anyone except me, and I saw them once a week per Skype.
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Moraes said the group had not met in person, lacked funding and did not actually have contact with Islamic State.
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This "all hands on deck" mentality lets the stakeholders who will have contact with the player make their own evaluations.
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I even e-mailed John, who responded that he couldn't have contact with me … All of this breaks my heart.
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"Even surrogate mothers did not know nor (have) contact with the one who wanted the babies," said Chou Bun Eng.
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She doesn't date, she said, and she doesn't have contact with the men who donated sperm to achieve her dreams.
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"In fact, it's the norm," she said of victims who continue to have contact with their attackers after the assault.
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Under the terms of his bond, Kelly must surrender his passport and may not have contact with anyone under 18.
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As she awaited trial, Ramos was told not to have contact with her alleged victims and was freed on $50,000 bond.
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The judge also ordered Kelly not to have contact with anyone under the age of 18 and to surrender his passport.
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I had to basically only have contact with essential people in my life, because I had to really focus on myself.
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You can't have contact with your friends, your family, or your 4,290 Twitter followers who live and die by your tweets.
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Lots of researchers might never even have contact with the person who contributes a name to the building they work in.
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And, did anyone in his campaign have contact with Russian operatives working to ensure that Hillary Clinton would not get elected?
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A Der Spiegel reporter, Rafael Buschman, is the only journalist known to have contact with an individual connected with Football Leaks.
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Although I no longer have contact with my parents and live a very different life, we do have this in common.
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You don't have contact with a lot of people, and on a typical day, it's like living in a small maze.
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Under the terms of his arrest, Rylett is not allowed to have contact with children under age 18 except for his own.
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Components of a traditional CPU are all on one level so they can all have contact with the heatsink and stay cooler.
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I collapsed (physically and emotionally) and accepted a shared-custody deal that stipulated that our children would never have contact with her.
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A friend of Stefaniak's in New York was the last known person to have contact with her, Caicedo told CNN en Español.
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"By showing they have contact with all of the major players, Russia becomes much more valuable as negotiators," Kalinovsky told VICE News.
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It's that heavy internet users are much less likely to have contact with their proximate neighbors to exchange favors and extend care.
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"In a general sense, a police force where we allow investigators or officers to have contact with journalists just doesn't exist," he said.
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Using COPLINK, law enforcement can search through enormous amounts of data on people, some of whom have contact with police but no convictions.
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Staffers did have contact with the whistleblower prior to the complaint being filed and advised them to contact the Intelligence Community's Inspector General.
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She's got a couple kids -- one with Whitten -- and she fears for their safety if Whitten is allowed to have contact with them.
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And unless they have contact with people coming from the outside, like a lunch buddy, it's not going to be there for them.
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Some engaged in self-harm at ADX just to be hospitalized so they could have contact with doctors, nurses, and non-prison staff.
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Rylett, meanwhile, will not be permitted to have contact with the victim or her mother as part of the terms of his plea agreement.
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Hamilton was released from custody Wednesday on a $35,000 bond ... and one of the conditions was to not have contact with the alleged victim.
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Again, this is Steele, who is not to have contact with the FBI, in contact with Bruce Ohr whose wife works for Fusion GPS.
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"Very clearly someone should not donate their embryos if they never want to have contact with the child that's born from them," she said.
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"Our clients typically have contact with four or five different people at the firm and we talk to them about succession planning," he said.
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Wa Lone had testified during the trial that the phone number did not work and he did not have contact with the rebel group.
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"I can't imagine that the leak comes from the U.S. government itself," said Ms. Dazzo, whose organization did not have contact with the sisters.
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But during a phone call the following day, on May 21, she told Dulos she did not want to have contact with her husband.
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"I did not [have contact with Russians] and I'm not aware of anyone else that did, and I don't believe it happened," Sessions said.
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A spokesman for the US State Department, however, said Thursday that it was not uncommon for foreign officials to have contact with US political campaigns.
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Each day, Mowle will have contact with 40 to 723 patients, he explained, with 60% of those in person and the rest through phone consultations.
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"The leaking of the coal ash pond by itself does not induce human health risks if people don't have contact with the water," Vengosh said.
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They're the only campers who have contact with each other after Forevermore, and are brought closer when Isabel takes a college class with Dina's brother.
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CPAC organizers contacted Lee and told him he did not have contact with the infected man, according to the Utah senator's communications director, Conn Carroll.
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If the governor signs it, then citizens who have contact with state agencies, including the motor vehicles department, will be automatically registered unless they decline.
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"I did not [have contact with Russians] and I'm not aware of anyone else that did, and I don't believe it happened," Sessions said. Rep.
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"I can confirm that we do have contact with the U.S. authorities," Jarlov said after a hearing by the Danish parliament's business committee regarding the case.
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The judge also ordered that Patterson could not possess firearms, and could not have contact with Jayme and Patterson's neighbors who were involved in Jayme's escape.
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" Saline says that if you're dumping a friend you're still going to have contact with, it needs to be more of a "distancing" than a "dumping.
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After her parents split up, Diop's mother, who is white, regularly took her to Senegal so that her daughter would have contact with her African family.
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Now, I knew and anybody who lived in Russia knew that you constantly have contact with intelligence officials there often, whether you know it or not.
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When around a symptomatic patient, household members must wear a face mask, as well as gloves if they have contact with his or her bodily fluids.
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American women are also less likely to have contact with their physician until six weeks after birth, even though most complications take place prior to that.
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"We're talking about a group of people who live in a relatively remote part of the world who have contact with modernity but pretty limited," he said.
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Some of the actors as well — particularly Cuba Gooding, Jr., who portrayed Simpson — chose not to have contact with the people on which their characters were based.
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They're accused of placing or allowing Brother Stephen Baker in roles in which he would have contact with children -- including assignments at Bishop McCort Catholic High School.
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In total, 372 individuals were found to have contact with the two patients, and 347 underwent active monitoring to look for coughing, shortness of breath or fever.
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He has in the past claimed to have contact with Assange through "an intermediary," which he disclosed Tuesday to be a journalist — but would not identify further.
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He also had to surrender his passport and was told not to have contact with any of the alleged victims or anyone under the age of 18.
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They have contact with everyone in town—the mayor, the RCMP, the Hunters and Trappers Organization and all that—so I used them as a point of contact.
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Crossing the border to the North was already impossible before I was born, and even now it is forbidden for Southerners to meet or have contact with Northerners.
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All new arrivals will have to report names of people they have contact with to public health officials so they can trace those people as well, he said.
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Robin is currently prohibited from having contact with ex-wife Paula Patton or her mother, and aside from the scheduled weekly visits he can't have contact with Julian.
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The ideas that the mind can separate from the body and have contact with a heavenly realm are clearly not medical conclusions, and physicians have no special authority here.
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When they arrived, cops say Dunlap was inside of his girlfriend's house ... a no-no 'cause of a protective order that says King CANNOT have contact with his girlfriend.
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Democrats slammed Sessions over his conversations with the Russian envoy, noting that it appeared to contradict his testimony during his confirmation that he didn't have contact with Russian officials.
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Over 1,400 athletes will have contact with water plagued with an excess of human sewage, putting them at risk of developing Hepatitis, gastroenteritis and other series diseases and ailments.
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I mean, Christopher Steele was not to have contact with the FBI after they had to disassociate themselves from him when he, against policy, was leaking information to the press.
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A player is considered offside if at least one skate does not have contact with the neutral zone or the blue line when the puck crosses into the offensive zone.
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"The lookback window will help identify abusers, many of whom still have contact with kids," said State Senator Brad Hoylman, Democrat of Manhattan, who sponsored the bill in the Senate.
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Gunsolas claimed to have contact with an 800-year-old Hindu guide in the spirit world as well as with his own "spirit-wife," as he called her, named Ella.
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Muyembe describes how he was one of the first scientists to have contact with a Congolese patient with Ebola in 23 at a Catholic hospital in the village of Yambuku.
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The Pages told PEOPLE they have not been able to have contact with Lexi since she was taken from their home on Monday and have not received word on her condition.
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Classified as a learning disability, dyspraxia is usually picked up by educational staff who have contact with multiple children on a daily basis and who are trained to identify developmental problems.
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"Many, many years ago, when there was an Arab decision not to have contact with Israel, that was a very, very wrong decision, looking back," Gargash said, in unusually candid remarks.
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Privacy and civil liberties advocates have argued that Section 702 should be restricted, particularly taking issue with the incidental collection on Americans who have contact with foreign targets of intelligence activities.
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Kelly, Malone's attorney, tells PEOPLE he is not allowed to have contact with the victim or the child he had with her for the duration of his sentence and possible parole.
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Members get exclusive content such as subject-specific deep dives called Field Guides and the ability to have contact with other members at events and access to journalists on conference calls.
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You can have contact with a potential hire every 24-48 hours without making them feel like someone from the company is bugging them or pressuring them to make a decision.
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Those actions could be partly aimed at limiting Chinese intelligence collection efforts in the United States by expelling journalists who have contact with intelligence agencies, people familiar with the discussions said.
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Training, not only for correctional officers, but also for all personnel in the jail and prison systems that have contact with the mentally ill, needs to be conducted to increase understanding.
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"According to the producers we have contact with, in general when planting decisions were made corn increased," said Diego Heinrich, vice president of Maizar, the chamber that represents the cereal's commercial chain.
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It also said that kids with attorneys are allowed to have contact with them and that employees notify parents of their child's whereabouts as soon as they receive contact information from ICE.
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But even though his committee did have contact with the whistleblower, Schiff told MSNBC on September 17, after the complaint had been filed, that the committee had not spoken with the whistleblower.
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Common symptoms include things like redness, swelling, pain, itching, and a burning sensation in the vagina that starts somewhere around 10 to 30 minutes after you have contact with the sticky fluid.
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One of the earliest Japanese cities to have contact with traders from the West, including Portuguese and Dutch explorers, Nagasaki is also the oldest and densest stronghold of Roman Catholicism in Japan.
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Rarely used 2007 law Layken Curry, a dancer at Sirens Gentleman's Club, said dancers are not allowed to have contact with the customers and must maintain a one-arm distance from them.
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Most are five or six degrees removed from the major players in the Metro Vancouver area, but have contact with some of the people recently caught in several lower mainland lab busts.
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"We have been notified that a cast member who works backstage and does not have contact with guests has tested positive and is receiving treatment," a Disney representative told Sun Online Travel.
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At the end of his term of service, Billey was indeed freed, taking the name William Gardener, marrying and staying in Philadelphia, where Madison continued to have contact with him for years.
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Officials say Vice President Pence he did not have contact with a Florida student who was later quarantined for the coronavirus while visiting the student's school, The Sarasota Herald-Tribune reported Monday.
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Attorney Damon Cheronis has also pointed out that some of the women continued to have contact with Weinstein after these alleged incidents, which he has argued shows that the episodes were consensual.
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Thankfully, the judge decided that my rapist wouldn't have contact with my daughter without first having a full hearing on the evidence on how he raped me and how she came to be.
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"Since Snowden's arrival in Moscow, he has had, and continues to have, contact with Russian intelligence services," the 33-page report, issued Thursday by the bipartisan House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, said.
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It's especially important for adults and health care workers who have contact with infants and/or pregnant women to get vaccinated so they do not transmit the disease to these high-risk groups.
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It's ridiculous that a president who was known to have contact with fucked up stuff like the KKK does not withdraw his support of right wing supremacists—there are no words for it!
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As part of the bail agreement, Mr. Ghosn must give his passports to his lawyers, remain in Tokyo and not have contact with others involved in the case, according to Japanese news media.
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"It will certainly forge relations within Orthodoxy: We still don't have contact with a lot of Orthodox patriarchs, and this meeting could help develop intra-Orthodox relations ahead of the pan-Orthodox council," he said.
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We all know what it is like Sol said, this is spy or multiple spies but some other questions have not been answered here like did this professor in London also have contact with Simpson?
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The conditions of Mr. Ghosn's release are largely the same as before: He must live in his Tokyo apartment, cannot travel abroad and is not allowed to have contact with people related to the investigation.
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The measure was in the works even before the outbreak to stop delivery drivers from eating customers' fries, but now carries more significance because third-party delivery drivers have contact with multiple restaurants and consumers.
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In her closing argument, Illuzzi-Orbon said the women did not report their alleged assaults and continued to have contact with Weinstein because they didn't know what they were experiencing was also happening to others.
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" Day denied a request by Windom to bar Hasson and his third-party custodians from having any visitors, saying instead that the prosecution may submit a "no-fly list" of "witnesses (Hasson) cannot have contact with.
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In February he was placed on a peace bond, a court order that restricted his movements, required that he stay away from social media and computers and not have contact with Islamic State or similar groups.
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Hickey, who on Tuesday resigned from his seat on the board of the Washington Local Schools, is allowed to have contact with his own 16-year-old daughter but none of her friends, the judge said.
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She was arrested under a rarely used law Layken Curry, a dancer at Sirens Gentleman's Club, said dancers are not allowed to have contact with the customers and must maintain a one-arm distance from them.
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The defense had also confronted Ms. Constand about why she took a year to report it to the police and why she continued to have contact with Mr. Cosby after what she described as an assault.
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After Epstein pleaded guilty to the Florida solicitation charges, he was also made to register as a sex offender and wasn't supposed to have contact with children nor fly overseas without reporting it to authorities first.
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However, the sheriff described Reinking's confinement as extremely restricted and said he has been given clothing designed specifically to prevent self-harm and barred from using utensils, and can only have contact with visitors through video conference.
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There's a theory in psychology and sociology known as the "contact hypothesis," which says that prejudice and hatred between different groups — racial, religious, or otherwise — often decreases when the two groups actually have contact with one another.
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For about 14 days, individuals under self-quarantine can't go to "work, school or any other public places where they could have contact with others," according to Seattle & King County's department of public health in Washington state.
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A group of a hundred tourists who arrived at the hotel on Monday and did not have contact with the Italian guests would be allowed to leave the hotel, the Canary's regional authorities said late on Tuesday.
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Though these infections may be rare among people who live in countries where pigs do not have contact with human feces, cysticercosis can be acquired anywhere in the world, including the United States and other Western nations.
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Though these infections may be rare among people who live in countries where pigs do not have contact with human feces, cysticercosis can be acquired anywhere in the world, including the United States and other western nations.
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Block someone on Facebook If unfriending isn't enough, and you don't ever want to have contact with someone on Facebook again (someone you unfriend can still send you messages and new friend requests), it's time to block them.
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CAM recruits and flies young adults up to the age of 20 into the US from the region if they have contact with a parent or legal guardian residing here and can pass an in-country relocation interview.
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Unarmed patrolmen cannot be expected "to patrol and possibly have contact with armed poachers," Chase said, adding that he had not seen any members of the APU in the bush during the first two months of the survey.
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"At no time did this individual or any others known to have contact with them come within six feet of the vice president or any other task force principal for any period of time," Ms. Litzow said by email.
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Athletes who travel may have contact with other athletes from other areas, and "increasingly across the country, we know there are underimmunized pockets where you may more readily have transmission of highly infectious agents like measles," Dr. Jackson said.
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At his arraignment in mid-April Nolan was ordered to wear an ankle-monitoring device and not to have contact with the alleged victims, Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear, whose office is prosecuting the case, said in a press release.
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One woman living in the small Kansas town where McCarrick is currently located told the Post that his presence nearby a local elementary school forced the friary's head priest to assure residences that McCarrick would not have contact with the community.
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There are moments when I regret not having a spouse, primarily for my biological son because he didn't have contact with his father, but he was blessed to have the strong support of a lot of family members who loved him.
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U.S. District Judge Anna Brown in Portland, Oregon, ruled on Friday that all eight defendants are now "allowed to have contact with each other for the sole purpose of preparing for and participating in trial," set to begin Sept. 7.
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According to the ACLU, students who are suspended or expelled are three times more likely to have contact with the juvenile justice system the following year; and black students are expelled at three times the rate of their white peers.
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In New York, those just out of prison are not supposed to have contact with anyone in possession of a criminal record, an anachronistic rule that would keep released prisoners out of rehabilitation groups where they might share their experiences.
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"However, given the significant number of constituents and other individuals that my staff and I normally have contact with each day when Congress is in session, I have decided to close our DC office for the week," she added. Rep.
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On Saturday, local health officials in Seattle said that delays in being able to test for the virus had slowed identification of community cases, meaning those who did not travel to places with major outbreaks or have contact with known patients.
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A 2008 University of Minnesota study has shown adoptees have greater odds of an ADHD or ODD diagnosis than those who have not been separated from their families, and that adoptees are more likely to have contact with mental health professionals.
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A criticism of the new criteria, however, is that doctors will have to wait until someone is extremely ill to test for the virus if that person did not travel to the affected regions or have contact with a known case.
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" To blunt that line of questioning, prosecutors called to the witness stand a forensic psychiatrist who said that most sexual assault victims continue to have contact with their attackers and that they hope what happened to them "is just an aberration.
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They had to be granted waivers because of their prior work with organizations such as the Republican National Committee, which Mr. Priebus once ran, and because they continue to have contact with those organizations as part of their White House work.
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Those credits can be cashed in for drinks, spa treatments, and onshore excursions—assuming that the ship is still allowed to dock somewhere, or that the passengers aren't being held in their staterooms and prohibited to have contact with anyone else onboard.
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Anson Chan, who represented continuity as civil-service chief under both the last British governor, Chris Patten, and the first chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa, says that not once in four years did she have contact with the Liaison Office as part of her work.
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"One theory is that in the wild, if for some reason males can't have contact with the females for one breeding season, they can keep their lineage going for one or two seasons [through asexual reproduction], until they can reproduce the traditional way," said Tristam.
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The report also implicates a number of church officials, including now-Archbishop Donald Wuerl, in the cover-up: Instead of contacting law enforcement, senior church officials would regularly shuffle offending priests from parish to parish, where they would continue to have contact with minors.
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Driver had not been charged with a crime but in February he was placed on a peace bond, a court order that restricted his movements, required that he stay away from social media and computers and not have contact with Islamic State or similar groups.
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High-touch areas pose a higher risk of transmission since they're the ones that you're most likely to have contact with immediately before touching your face, or that you're likely to touch after you've coughed or sneezed but before you're able to wash your hands.
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I don't want to say this the wrong way and come across the wrong way, but of someone who is of my size and status, there aren't this many people that are this big that are live all the time, that you have contact with.
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If such rules go into effect, American companies and universities will be required to obtain special licenses for Chinese researchers who have contact with a broader range of technology — making it harder for Chinese citizens to join in scientific research and product development programs.
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The jury of seven men and five women heard last week from Dr. Barbara Ziv, a forensic psychiatrist who said that most sex assault victims continue to have contact with their attackers, often under threat of retaliation if the victims tell anyone what happened.
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Similarly, Mueller stops short of confirming whether Stone and his associates, Jerome Corsi or Randy Credico, actually ever did have contact with WikiLeaks or Julian Assange, a hole in the indictment so gaping that its absence is inexplicable unless it's being saved for some future court filing.
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Trump was asked Friday by a reporter whether Americans should listen to their doctors or the advice of Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, who said Americans who have contact with an infected individual should self-isolate and get a test.
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But with community spread — meaning transmission among people in a specific area who didn't have contact with an infected person, or travel to the source of infection — already happening, including in the US, travel bans can only do so much to stop the spread of Covid-19.
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Women should have contact with a maternal care provider within the first three weeks after childbirth, the recommendations say, rather than waiting six weeks, and women with chronic medical conditions, including mood disorders, should be counseled about scheduling timely follow-up visits to address those illnesses.
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"Often what happens, honestly, is if women go back to have contact with the perpetrator — which they almost always do — believing, OK, we can go back to square one, and a second sexual assault occurs, it is more devastating for that person," Ziv said last week.
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"Housing them somewhere else, potentially out of the state, would make them have less ability to have contact with family members living here locally," the spokesman said, noting that the sheriff's department will "do our due diligence and finish the contract out," to ensure a "smooth transition" for detainees.
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"Its not that they've never had contact with the outside world -- they have contact with other groups around there, and they may be befriended to them or married into them," explains Evan Killick, a senior anthropology lecturer at the University of Sussex, who has studied tribes in the area.
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"You shall not have contact with any person under the age of 19873, except in the presence of a responsible adult who is aware of the nature of his/her background and current offense, and who has been approved by the probation officer and treatment provider," the restrictions state.
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"I believe everybody was looking to have contact with Trump and Giuliani," Leshchenko said An additional lobbyist who has represented Ukrainian clients told CNN that he separately met with Tymoshenko in February 2018 and that Tymoshenko wanted to make inroads with the Trump administration and specifically wanted a photo with Trump.
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During his meeting with her predecessor, Ma Ying-jeou, China's president Xi Jinping had said his government was willing to have contact with any political party in Taiwan, as long as it accepted a "consensus" that was reached between the two sides in 1992 on the idea of one China.
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MobileMed's executive director, Peter Lowet, had told me earlier that he was planning for the possibility that many of the staff could have to self-isolate if they develop symptoms or have contact with someone who tests positive for the virus — which will make providing care to the community only more challenging.
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"We noted a big decrease in the likelihood that a not-up-to-date kindergartener would have contact with another not-up-to-date kindergartner within their school," the study's first author Cassandra Pingali, a fellow at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Immunization Services Division in Atlanta, said in an email.
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This time I am clear and resolute … I don't want to return to Los Angeles until this restraining order is in place because I know he will try to have contact with me to try to and manipulate my emotions into changing my mind … Trent does not have my best interest in his heart, through he claims he does.
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"We tend to exist in social silos where we&aposre surrounded by people who look like us, think like us, and act like us, and we are innately suspicious of folk that we don&apost have contact with and we don&apost understand," he said of why xenophobic views spread in times of panic, adding that people use others as scapegoats.
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But NASA is gearing up for spaceflight beyond the moon, and should an emergency take place far from the safety of Earth, future astronauts may need to wear suits for days, meaning they need to be self-sufficient in terms of air, water, nutrients and waste management -- should space poop have contact with the astronaut for too long it could result in infection or sepsis.
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Other cities eschewed these policies in favor of mandatory isolation and quarantine procedures: "Typically, individuals diagnosed with influenza were isolated in hospitals or makeshift facilities, while those suspected to have contact with an ill person (but who were not yet ill themselves) were quarantined in their homes with an official placard declaring that location to be under quarantine," the JAMA authors write, detailing New York City's approach.
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There will be no blind trust; he won't sell off anything, because real estate is too hard to unload; he's still signing checks (though he would eventually phase that out); he'd love to have his son-in-law working for him (maybe solving the Israel-Palestine problem!) even though nepotism laws might make it hard; his kids would run the business and he could hardly be asked not to have contact with Ivanka, could he?
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As TMZ Sports previously reported ... Osuna was suspended 75 games without pay by the MLB after he was arrested for assault in Toronto after allegedly roughing up his GF. But, when the 2017 All-Star showed up in court Tuesday, he was let off easy -- getting his charge dropped and entering into a peace bond -- a restraining order-type agreement where he's not allowed to have contact with the alleged victim for the next year.
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OSLO, May 11 (Reuters) - * Oslo Børs has received an application for admission to trading on Merkur Market from Atlantic Sapphire AS * The Listing Committee has decided to admit the company to trading and this is expected to take place on 15 May 2018 * Atlantic Sapphire AS is a company with the purpose of farming Atlantic Salmon in land-based recirculation systems in the United States * Its concept "Bluehouse Miami" is planned to start production in 2020 * Atlantic Sapphire salmon will never have contact with sea lice or be exposed to wild fish diseases, the firm said on its web site Source text: here (Reporting By Ole Petter Skonnord)
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