Every politician that I have met, and that all of us have met, thinks the show is making fun of every single person but them.
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People have met their spouses and bandmates at Desert Stars.
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What an honor to have met you and share spaces!
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My kids have met the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu.
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Similar legal cases have met with success in the past.
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We're not sure if these two have met each other.
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"I am incredibly grateful to have met her," says Anstead.
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Both characters simply seem relieved to have met someone kind.
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They have met the enemy, and it is free data.
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You and I have met only once before this podcast.
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He eventually did endorse Trump, and the two have met.
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Birthright Israel participants have met with about 100,000 young Israelis.
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Correction: Three people have met with both Trump and Kim.
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Muhammad is said to have met angels and past prophets.
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I was so blessed to have met someone like that.
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It wasn't the first time Jones and Hill have met.
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Rachel Lindsay may have met her future husband last night.
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"I have met him, but not on set," Wilson said.
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The two most important Harrys in the world have met.
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Dark spots have met their match, thanks to this serum.
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So yes, I have met a lot of naked people.
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"We never would have met each other," Burkel tells PEOPLE.
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Nine times the longtime rivals have met in the playoffs.
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Only three Democrats have met with Kavanaugh so far: Sens.
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Trump and Kim have met three times during Trump's presidency.
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I have met them during my travels to 49 states.
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Several other Trump aides have met with Kislyak, as well.
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But plenty of Black Pearl's patrons have met the challenge.
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I'll tell you who I would love to have met.
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Of course, it's great that the two leaders have met.
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I met thousands of people I otherwise wouldn't have met.
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Those that have been more aggressive have met tough pushback.
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Blessed to have met your family and made a difference.
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I have met leaders, heroes, and victims of all stripes.
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Various efforts to rehabilitate Pátzcuaro have met only limited success.
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We have met the walking dead, and they are us.
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I may have met one of them while on Tinder.
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Both are known to have met with the university's investigators.
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Trump and Kim have met three times since June 2018.
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But those efforts have met with mixed results so far.
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President Barack Obama and Pope Francis have met with him.
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Big picture: Uber and Lyft have met a similar fate.
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All six have met the criteria for the next debate.
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Devin Nunes, have also claimed not to have met Parnas.
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I have met many of them in the intervening years.
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Instead, they have met words with weapons, peace with violence.
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TB: There are couples that have met and married from Grindr.
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To date, 19 candidates have met one of those two requirements.
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I'm very blessed to have met the man of my dreams.
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"I have met with Kislyak twice, as a congressman," Rogers said.
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TAPPER: President Trump might have met his match with Stormy Daniels.
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It is believed Wilson's side and the Seahawks have met recently.
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Clifford said that they have met with West Virginia state Sen.
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MAN Well, Wednesday, I'm very glad to have met you here.
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Jose: I have met every single one of my friends online.
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Lane also told PEOPLE that they have met each other's families.
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Only Mexico City and the state of Tabasco have met it.
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I have met so many new people through having the collective.
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I think I must have met at least maybe 3,000 people.
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I love the people I have met and opportunities like this.
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I know people that have met a girlfriend and quit music.
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Three have met one of the two tests: New Jersey Sen.
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Joe Lieberman, have met with Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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In a different situation we would have met and become friends.
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I could only find a few people who have met him.
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But large-scale changes to the system have met some resistance.
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Members of the Kim family have met with ex-presidents before.
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Many immigrants I know and have met felt the same way.
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They will have met the Woody Allen standard and then some.
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It will be the seventh time the two leaders have met.
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This is not the first time Powell and Trump have met.
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I do feel like I have met my best friends here.
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Officials separate from the new group have met since the deal.
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The two men have met three times in the past week.
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Historically, politicians have met their demise when caught in a lie.
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The two sides of his personality have met their final form.
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We have met each other and we have a good relationship.
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Mosso is one of the most upbeat people I have met.
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I have met up with a couple of them in person.
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"It is clear that they have met the qualifications," he said.
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Au revoir, Azzedine, what an immense pleasure to have met you.
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They have met for meals in North Carolina, California and England.
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The two sides have met to negotiate more than 20 times.
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They have met twice before on the sidelines of international summits.
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Across the country, the other cases have met with mixed results.
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We have met or exceeded every one of our performance metrics.
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He was the fourth candidate to have met with the team.
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Lyft officials have met with transport regulators in the past year.
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The London zinc bears may just have met one of them.
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The two leaders were to have met before the Senate vote.
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" The two aren't the only couple to have met on "Survivor.
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Even within the House, Mr. Ryan's ideas have met with resistance.
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I have met someone who is a witness to his reality.
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Except that tens of thousands of theatergoers have met them already.
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"I have met Salma Hayek and [inaudible]," Hadid informed the court.
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I have met Dr. Conley and have been impressed with him.
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"But in this case, I'm glad to have met Mr. Stallone."
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We have met Dawn, or an earlier version of her, before.
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Mr. Douglass wrote several books that have met with considerable sale.
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And some former undocumented Trump Organization workers have met with Democratic Sens.
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The pair have met twice before, on the sidelines of international meetings.
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By 2040, it's expected that 70% of couples will have met online.
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Completely. But in order to know, we should have met him before.
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It is the first time the leaders have met face to face.
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This is the sixth time the Democrats have met face to face.
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He's an incredible guy and I'm just lucky to have met him.
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The Donald Trump I have met personally epitomizes all of these qualities.
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Were it not for the internet, they would probably never have met.
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The company said it would have met expectations, adjusting for currency fluctuations.
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I wouldn't have met anyone in Hamburg if I hadn't used Tinder.
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"Chris and Brad have met several times," an insider previously told PEOPLE.
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Most of the 217-year-olds never have met a Jewish person.
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The two fighters have met twice before—both times for the title.
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The two players have met twice on clay, taking one victory each.
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But two-year bond sales this year have met relatively lacklustre demand.
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"I'm incredibly grateful to have met her," says Anstead of his bride.
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So, we have met our protagonist and antagonist of this short film.
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I have met survivors who would prefer never to speak of it.
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He's lucky enough to be able to have met some of them.
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The ideas have met opposition in Congress, even inside Trump's own party.
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Riley said none of the illicit vapes would have met California's standards.
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Trump and his adult children have met in recent days with Govs.
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But the two appear to have met an agreement without that venue.
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Seven others have met only the 1 percent polling requirement, including Sen.
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Finally, she and my father-in-law have met at an intersection.
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Weeks has said her daughter may have met Eisenhauer on social media.
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This year, too, the men have met only once, at the Olympics.
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It is a standard that few Republican leaders have met this year.
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No countries were determined to have met all three of these criteria.
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The two teams have met in each of the past three finals.
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A. We feel very strongly that we have met Europe's privacy conditions.
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We now have each other's phone numbers and have met up twice.
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The ambitious plans for Luma have met with opposition over the years.
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Nothing from the calendars indicates whether he might have met Dr. Blasey.
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The two men have met before on the sidelines of international gatherings.
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Don't get me wrong: I have met many wonderful people on Twitter.
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In the past weeks, European ambassadors have met dozens of U.S. lawmakers.
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Right now that's the standard that McMaster, Rosenstein, and Pence have met.
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Trump and his children have met in recent days with Indiana Gov.
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Neither of these designs would have met current Nuclear Regulatory Commission standards.
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Court challenges to American anti-mask laws have met with mixed success.
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Since Trump took office, both leaders have met a number of times.
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I have met her husband and their two sons — my half-brothers.
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"I've been around and I have met some wonderful people," he said.
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So far, at least 11 candidates have met the new donor requirement.
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This has produced challenges that hospital staff members have met with creativity.
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She was pleased to have met a new designer, Anastasia Bones, 22.
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These three probably would not have met if not for the label.Exactly.
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That makes her claim to have met the fake group's employees a little fishy-sounding: more proof Salena Zito makes shit up: she claims to have met "DemandProtest" people in real life, later discovers it's a hoax site pic.twitter.
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So many other Putin opponents have met grisly ends or come frighteningly close.
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White supremacists have met violent resistance from antifascists—a countermovement of militant leftists.
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Putin and Trump have met twice before on the sidelines of international meetings.
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Sadly, in years past, some of the hunters have met the same fate.
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"They are very happy to have met each other," a source told PEOPLE.
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I have met a lot of people in or around The Poetry Project.
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Quick: You mentioned there are ten managers in your lifetime you have met.
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Trump's meeting with Kim marked the third time the two leaders have met.
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Members are far-flung, and some of the parents have met in person.
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What has the reaction been like as you have met people and campaigned?
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"I am incredibly grateful to have met her," Anstead told PEOPLE in December.
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"There was a chance that we would have met unbelievable fire," Trump said.
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"I am incredibly grateful to have met her," Ant told PEOPLE in December.
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"I could have met Elvis and spent time with him," said Des Barres.
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The hospitality from all the British people we have met has been lovely.
|
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He is believed to have met the women while traveling with the carnival.
|
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"Thank you!" they yell as they scurry away, ecstatic to have met her.
|
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I have met with several of the candidates who are running for office.
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"Chris and Brad have met several times," a source told PEOPLE in November.
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Reviewers may have met the author they're reviewing, either in person or online.
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Or someone you have met you'd like to maybe push outside their box?
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I have met Waterparks before and I didn't really know how to act.
|
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"They might have met even much more than just three times," said Lavrov.
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In the past, chairmen have met with incoming presidents, CNN added Monday evening.
|
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Joe Lieberman — have met with President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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At home, though, he seems to have met his match in Ramzan Kadyrov.
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I have met children who walk three hours just to get to school.
|
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"Suppose we hadn't met," she says; "We couldn't not have met," he replies.
|
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"George and Charlotte would have loved to have met you," she told them.
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I have met many people who say they will vote for Donald Trump.
|
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The laureates are unlikely to have met average North Koreans during their trip.
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"The sacrificial llamas appear to have met the same fate," the report states.
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The two countries have met 30 times, with China having won only once.
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They and their colonial predecessors have met periodically for more than 2900 years.
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I have met and followed the work of the last four OGE Directors.
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We have had people who have met people who donated organs to them.
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QUICK: DO YOU EXPECT YOU'LL HAVE MET IN CONFERENCE BEFORE THE HOLIDAY SEASON?
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Trump and Putin have met twice before on the sidelines of international gatherings.
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We have met with some of the students involved and apologized to them.
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Second, he is reported to have met with the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus.
|
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Bompard and Clouzard have met several union representatives in France in recent months.
|
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Efforts to integrate schools in these cities have met resistance from white progressives.
|
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Here are some of the people I have met while researching my dissertation.
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Djokovic, from Serbia, and Federer, from Switzerland, have met 21990 times since 22010.
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I have met with 1313 Senators, including almost every Member of this Committee.
|
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I have met some lovely men from Grindr, so it's not all bad.
|
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Efforts to import the idea to the United States have met with resistance.
|
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In some states, attempts to raise gun fees have met with fierce opposition.
|
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Thursday to submit proof that they have met both thresholds to the DNC.
|
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We seem, like Yeats, to have met spirits from the next world. ♦
|
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In the pre-expansion MoMA, these three artists were unlikely to have met.
|
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And yet, after all this time, the twain have met — with sexy results.
|
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I just kept wishing I could have met Olive somewhere other than Munchkinland.
|
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No matter, they were very happy to have met the leading Republican candidate.
|
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Apu is a wonderful, vivid character, and I'm glad to have met him.
|
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"Another week or two, I think we'll have met our goal," he said.
|
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Indeed, it was only the second occasion the rivals have met outside Spain.
|
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Two of the sport's super-heavyweights, they have met 45 times since 2000.
|
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No other countries considered to have met the criteria have been kept out.
|
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Still, the meeting is not the first time Trump and Penn have met.
|
|
But this year, only 15 percent have met or beat their profit plans.
|
|
Except that in November 2005, this tactic appeared to have met its match.
|
|
It was not the first time Trump's lawyers have met with Mueller's team.
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I feel really lucky to have met, like, a great New Jersey boy.
|
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My thoughts are: Amazon should have met more with those in the community.
|
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The two officials have met throughout this week to discuss the remaining issues.
|
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"Before coming to Moscow, the team from Pakistan met their president, the Kenyan team have met their sports minister and girls from India have met Bollywood star Rajinikanth," said John Wroe, head of Street Child United, which organizes the event.
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This election is about the thousands of young people I have met all over this country, the thousands I have met who have left college deeply in debt, and tragically, the many others who cannot afford to go to college.
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Everyone I have met at Canine Companions are such special people with loving hearts.
|
|
Fans have met his latest series of erratic incidents with puzzlement and some anger.
|
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The teams have met three times prior, with the last meeting coming on Dec.
|
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They often praise their relationship and have met more than 30 times since 2013.
|
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Bottle flipping may have met its match in the realm of made-up sports.
|
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BECKY QUICK: You mentioned there are ten managers in your lifetime you have met.
|
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Since 2013, the two leaders have met almost 30 times, according to state media.
|
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Only five of the 28 countries that belong to NATO have met that goal.
|
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Operators and other related companies have met Osaka officials 119 times since May 2017.
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In some of them, they may have met and had a fun little fling.
|
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The two sides have met on other occasions as well for confidence-building measures.
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I can&apost tell you how many people I have met with about this.
|
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He appeared excited and relieved to have met the physical challenges of the race.
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We have made countless, incredible friends we never would have met without the Navy.
|
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After all, would the two have met if Martin hadn't conceived of these characters?
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It's an important date, because without Twitch, Khryn_Tzu wouldn't have met a particular viewer.
|
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Previous meetings: These two sides have met three times previously at the World Cup.
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But I am not sure I have met a kinder and more generous actor.
|
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If you are in the hospital for three midnights, you have met this requirement.
|
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Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump have met three times since June last year.
|
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The two schools have met just twice with Indiana winning in 21 and 217.
|
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I never would have met my husband if I had never done that show.
|
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It's unclear if West and wife Kim Kardashian have met the baby girl yet.
|
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"The next novella is not about a character you have met before," Abraham explained.
|
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Haley has twice taken council envoys to Washington, where they have met with Trump.
|
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I have met every major world leader in the last 42 years, without exception.
|
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"I may have met him possibly, what might have been in Cleveland," he said.
|
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We have met many times since then: in Munich, Riyadh and again this week.
|
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As the former director of the CIA, North Korean officials have met their match.
|
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Then, his proposed alternate decision makers would had to have met the same fate.
|
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Messenger have met their maker over the years thanks to shifting corporate decision-making.
|
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The two have met twice, in Madrid in 2013 and in Indian Wells, Calif.
|
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Why are there only 85033 out of 29 countries that have met their commitment?
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Why are there only 28503 out of 22019 countries that have met their commitment?
|
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Maybe Alan and Seth would have met there, and that would have been epic.
|
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To paraphrase Pogo, we have met the third-party candidate, and he is Trump.
|
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But he may have met his match in the chilling Nurse Ratched (Louise Fletcher).
|
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Why are there only 5 out of 85003 countries that have met their commitment?
|
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Trump and Cook have met previously several times and have developed a cordial relationship.
|
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Why are there only 5 out of 29 countries that have met their commitment?
|
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The documentary retraces Koko's story and the skepticism that Ms. Patterson's assertions have met.
|
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Instagrammers who flaunt a fake or overblown image of wealth have met their match.
|
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This little boy, if we hadn't have met him, we'd never have had children.
|
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During years of writing about Afghanistan, I have met young people starting tech companies.
|
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Representatives for Amazon have met with lawmakers dozens of times in the last year.
|
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The Bills and Lions have met in the preseason finale every year since 2002.
|
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"Without Facemash, I wouldn't have met Priscilla," Zuckerberg said in his Harvard commencement address.
|
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Furthermore, in Daniels, Trump seems to have met his match as an internet troll.
|
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The teams have met only once, in 2016, and the Americans prevailed, 9-0.
|
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Those who have met him told Reuters he is shy and dislikes the spotlight.
|
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For too long, women have met with little justice when they suffered sexual assault.
|
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In a nation bitterly divided over gun ownership issues, these efforts have met dissent.
|
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Officials in the deputy attorney general's office have met regularly with Mr. Mueller's team.
|
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The Hazaras would almost certainly have met the definition of refugees under international law.
|
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But less than two weeks before the deadline, the parties have met only twice.
|
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The remaining seven candidates have met neither threshold: Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado Gov.
|
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Every changemaker I have met has used it, even if they don't know it.
|
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In the words of Pogo, we have met the enemy and he is us.
|
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Trump may have met with Russians after a June 200063 meeting in Trump Tower2.
|
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"I've been around and I have met some wonderful people," Crawford told the Journal.
|
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Attempts to make it a crime in the remaining 24 states have met resistance.
|
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Only five candidates appear to have met that requirement already for the November debates.
|
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Another three months of declining output would have met the common definition of recession.
|
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Likewise, countering violent extremism initiatives have met with rising opposition in the United States.
|
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What is your favorite animal you have met so far, and what was the scariest?
|
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Stone is said to have met McCary during her SNL hosting gig in December 2016.
|
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This is the third time that the two have met in less than two months.
|
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The problem of pollution in the textile industry may have met its match with bacteria.
|
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Thirteen of those 20 are ensured a spot because they have met both criteria. Sen.
|
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"Chris and Brad have met several times," the insider tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
|
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Colgate, however, is the most aggressively woke guy I have met in a long time.
|
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Two cruise ships quarantined over the deadly coronavirus sweeping across China have met different fates.
|
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It's also not the first time the Obamas and the Cambridges have met in London.
|
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Senior executives have met with Navarro and other White House officials, Amazon told my colleagues.
|
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In the past we would have met in the middle, but that held back progress.
|
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The company could have met the same fate as Canada's other big tech company, Nortel.
|
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Raquell is my one true love and we're really grateful to have met each other.
|
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But I will tell you, he's one of the finest people that I have met.
|
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"We are forever grateful to have met such a beautiful, selfless soul," Swart's post concluded.
|
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It's not the first time Prince William, Kate and the Obamas have met in London.
|
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Those who have met her know her spirit is always bubbly and kind & uplifting energy!
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We could have met, and you could have participated by walking through all these legs.
|
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Previous meetings: The pair have met five times, with two wins each and one draw.
|
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The people I have met, both online and off, have been one of the highlights.
|
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"They are two of the most genuine people I have met," Clark told PEOPLE exclusively.
|
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I have had more meetings and I have met with every network and streaming service.
|
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Its size enables connections between many Border Patrol agents who may not otherwise have met.
|
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The outing marks at least the second time the trio have met up this month.
|
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Our living space is inspired by everywhere we have gone and everyone we have met.
|
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As she waits for answers, others politically aligned with her husband have met violent ends.
|
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"Without Facemash, I wouldn't have met Priscilla," Zuckerberg said during the 2017 Harvard commencement ceremony.
|
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I also have met his nephew Jake Clemons that took his place in the band.
|
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"They might have met even much more than just three times," he told NBC News.
|
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Modern projects have met growing resistance, partly because democracy has taken root in the region.
|
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She is one of the few truly optimistic people I have met in my life.
|
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They have met 10 times in two-legged European ties with each progressing five times.
|
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Trump and Kim have met three times and held two summits over the nuclear issue.
|
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Through Sit With Us, I have met so many people with similar stories to mine.
|
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Sometimes we use it to talk to people who we may not have met yet.
|
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Unfortunately, none of the solutions tried over the past several decades have met those tests.
|
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Trump and White House aides have met and spoken with several potential Flake primary challengers.
|
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A remarkable number of these prominent accounts have met lifelong friends through their shared passion.
|
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I have met wonderful people, and I love working with Shonda Rhimes and Kerry Washington.
|
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We have met with every employee — every employee does now know that safety trumps service.
|
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Discussions have heated up this week as officials have met to chart a path forward.
|
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If the two could have met, the person he once was would have cursed him.
|
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Those who have met with Mueller's team have left stunned by what investigators already know.
|
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A second consecutive quarter of declining output would have met a common definition of recession.
|
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They have met with religious leaders throughout the country to hear their vision for Brazil.
|
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At the previous two debates, the spouses of both candidates have met to shake hands.
|
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It will be the first time the two sides have met in person since Dec.
|
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Some of Psy-Group's former employees have met with Black Cube to discuss job opportunities.
|
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"They might have met even much more than just three times," Lavrov told NBC News.
|
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Yet efforts to curb this power have met with formidable resistance from the Supreme Court.
|
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Though the Spurs and Warriors will play Monday, they still won't have met, not really.
|
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Many doctors are reluctant to prescribe buprenorphine; only 2.2 percent have met the regulatory requirements.
|
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Its lobbyists have met several times with municipal officials in Toronto, according to city records.
|
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And the country's judicial system is one area where rights reforms have met particular resistance.
|
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So far, they have met nothing but resistance in talks with Canelo and Golden Boy.
|
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We've never met a pizza we don't like, but we have met pizzas we loved.
|
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"We know that some members have met their partners at London Vegan Meetup," he said.
|
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I have met "old" millennials and "young souls" inside people who are in their 80s.
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Young, brilliant women that I have the huge honor to have met so many of.
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" The Jews of Kishinev "have met pain with resignation / And have made peace with shame.
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I have met new neighbors and most of us talk to one another every day.
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In the past year, Mr. Xi and Mr. Kim have met four times in China.
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I have met truly amazing people whom I would never know if I weren't disabled.
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Only a few years later, however, the conquering spirit seemed to have met its match.
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On Monday, he was reported to have met with Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina.
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"It would have been much easier if we could have met in person," Darley adds.
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Officials in Hawaii were racing to find people they may have met in the state.
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Today, while only three AU member states have met this target, the situation is changing.
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I have met Polish solo sailors in the South Pacific and Polish mountaineers in Alaska.
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Next month's talks would be the 13th time that senior-level trade negotiators have met.
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"To have met Louise Slaughter is to have known a force of nature," he said.
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If it would, there'd have been a lot of people he wouldn't have met with.
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"I wish I could have met them through just my hard work as a journalist."
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"Few people in this country have met as many leaders as I have," he said.
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I have met and read about enough people to know how silly that thinking is.
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Most of the artists whom I work with I have met through social media, ironically.
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It is the third straight year that Arsenal and Hull have met in the F.A. Cup.
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Some I have met in a decade of reporting have been gravely injured in the process.
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Other pieces of potentially life-saving legislation seem to have met fates similar to Farrar's bill.
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The Republicans who have gone halfway, attempting to control the fury, have met with similar backlash.
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Trump and Putin have met twice before, during international summits last year in Germany and Vietnam.
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Women are as precious as they are stronger than any other man than I have met.
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I have met several men through Elite Singles and am currently dating one of them now.
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The first ladies have met in the past, most memorably before President Trump's inauguration, when Mrs.
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Could he have met her on the set of his 2018 horror film, Truth or Dare?
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Now that we have met again, I can clearly feel that she smells like wet soot.
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Without Britain's membership in the EU, I would never have met some of my closest friends.
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Police think the woman may have met Shiraishi on a website for people with suicidal feelings.
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"I would not like to have met the snake that was wearing that," said the royal.
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Pretty soon, other people started talking about Ashley, claiming to have met and interacted with her.
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Plans to replace established avenues featuring lime, elm and oak with saplings have met strong resistance.
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Suggestions of a deal with M5s have met with furious protests from PD activists on Twitter.
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I would love her to have met Catherine and to have seen the children grow up.
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They have met four times in the World Cup with Brazil winning the first three encounters.
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My friendships include specific Haitian people I have met face to face and care about intensely.
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In fact, Tillerson may have met with the president Monday just before the release was issued.
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In response, prices jumped for biofuels credits companies use to prove they have met the requirements.
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" She adds, "Most of my friends are women I have met and worked within the field.
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Some diplomats suggested the meeting could be postponed until after Trump and Kim have met again.
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The combination of two of the industry's giants would also have met with harsh regulatory scrutiny.
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I am beyond honored to have met you and had the opportunity to work with you.
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We did some sleuthing and came away with absolutely no idea how we might have met.
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NOTES: Notre Dame and Wisconsin have met 29 times, with the Fighting Irish leading 19-10.
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"If the work had been finished then perhaps they could have met their objectives," Zee said.
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Without these measures, it is no wonder that attempts to eliminate tipping have met with resistance.
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Some of the old-house details they have met with have been less so, including termites.
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The IMF says the Zimbabwean authorities have "met their commitments" under an IMF staff-monitored programme.
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Previous meetings: The two sides have met twice before, both times in friendlies played in Switzerland.
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Perhaps most importantly of all, Jeff Sessions is the nicest man I have met in Washington.
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We have met this being (or a close relation of his) before, in his natural habitat.
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All over the country, I have met patients who have weaned themselves off opioids using cannabis.
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The FBI has opened an investigation, according to Sharp's parents, who have met with bureau investigators.
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One more guilty vote would have met the required two-thirds that's necessary for a conviction.
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It assumes you have more to offer if you have met certain educational or professional criteria.
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Senate Republicans have met several times a week since then to look for a path forward.
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"Every time we have encouraged automakers to do better, they have met the challenge," she said.
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On another morning, they all might have met at a charity event or a TED Talk.
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Mega productions featuring "Chinese elements" that seek to appeal to audiences have met a mixed reception.
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Wish #SojournerTruth could have met him outside the White House and #FrederickDouglas inside the Oval Office.
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During the visit she appears to have met the head of China's Communist Party's International Department.
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It was the second time in two years that the two rivals have met in Houston.
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Many incarcerated people I have met are very sure that Freemasons are the real world power.
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At a particular party, Fred Madison meets a man who claims to have met him before.
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Federal authorities have met would-be migrants at the border near San Diego with tear gas.
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Once you have met all those conditions, you can start to set up Apple Pay Cash.
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In the months since the marches, smaller groups, known as "huddles," have met around the country.
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Thus far, administration efforts to convince other countries to impose penalties have met with little success.
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Tesla Operational UpdateIn the past few days, we have met with local, state and federal officials.
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The background: Senior officials from both countries have met 25 times since Mr. Trump took office.
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Mr. Bianco said F.B.I. agents have met with him and appear to be investigating the incidents.
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Services like Skype and Netflix would have met an early death without basic net neutrality protections.
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The teams have met three previous times in the postseason, with the Crew winning each time.
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I have met a lot of people from the internet for a lot of different reasons.
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"If she had never gotten lost, we most likely never would have met," Mr. Dehnert said.
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"I would have met with him but we didn't set that one up," Mr. Trump said.
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Four times, the franchises have met in the postseason, always in an American League division series.
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The differences among the women I have met along the way couldn't have been more drastic.
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Officials from cities including Rome and Genoa, along with the Vatican, have met to discuss security.
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They have met eight times this year, according to Yuri Ushakov, a Kremlin foreign policy adviser.
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Most of us have met them before; we may even have seen them in the mirror.
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Hadid raised her hand again, saying, "I have met Selma Hayek," according to the pool reporter.
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In the past week I have met officials from the House of Representatives and the Senate.
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" Her manuscript had read, "You may have met Him—did you not / His notice sudden is—.
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So far, only Biden, Sanders, Buttigieg, Warren and Klobuchar have met the polling and fundraising thresholds.
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Hadid raised her hand and said, 'I have met Salma Hayek,' according to the pool reporter.
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"I would have been happier if he would have met us as we are," he said.
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But it would also hasten expulsion of those found not to have met France's asylum requirements.
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Hadid raised her hand and said, "I have met Salma Hayek," according to the pool reporter.
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From experience, I can say I have met incredibly compassionate, hardworking people teaching in preschool classrooms.
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Fourteen Senate Republicans have met or will meet Garland by the end of the upcoming week.
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The contrasting lives of two Syrian girls I have met brought this home to me vividly.
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He was to have met Australian Alex de Minaur in the Washington quarter-finals on Friday.
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"I have met victims who finally got reparations when they didn't have them before," she said.
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Before the administration can sign a renegotiated NAFTA, it must have met four more such requirements.
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It is the first time the leaders have met for such a summit in three years.
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Trump and Macron have met several times at the White House over the past several days.
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Some recent Chinese technology deals have met with opposition, however, which could turn some buyers cautious.
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The Alliance's top officials do not dispute that they have met with an array of disappointments.
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"I'm extremely lucky to have met him and to be building a life together," she said.
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I couldn't have met a better person to be my first physical partner after my transition.
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You were fortunate enough to have met one of the greatest figures of the 20th century.
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MA: I haven't met Drake, but I have of course met people who have met Drake.
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"It's an honor to have met her and we are going to celebrate her," she said.
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By the end of today, we will have met with twelve senators, both Republican and Democrat.
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"Without Lou I wouldn't have met my four brothers or had the opportunity of a lifetime. RIP."
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Yet Mr Trump's alleged misdemeanours may already have met the standard for impeachment set by Richard Nixon.
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This is the first time that foreign ministers from ASEAN countries have met to discuss the issue.
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The very first particle of matter would have met an antimatter cousin in an annihilating ka-boom.
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PPG is said to have met some of Trian's demands for change and set new financial targets.
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I have some great friends and I just feel super blessed and fortune to have met them.
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Tom Price, Jeb Hensarling and Mike Pompeo -- either have met or were meeting with Trump this week.
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Putin and Erdogan have met several times in the past year and regularly speak on the phone.
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I am so blessed and excited to announce that we have met and even exceeded our goal!
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Today, most utilities have met their 22025 targets, and many are closing in on their 250 targets.
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North Korean and US experts have met in such settings in recent years in Berlin and Malaysia.
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However, not all of them have met such dire (pun intended) fates over the past 7 seasons.
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This was the 11th season in a row the teams have met in a non-league matchup.
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I'm so glad to have met her and really hope she finds what she is looking for.
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Since interleague play began in 1997 they have met just 15 times and last clashed in 2016.
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"None of us at the Opry have [met him], and frankly we're ok with that," says Rogers.
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I am beyond inspired by some of the team members I have met through Michelob ULTRA's TeamULTRA.
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I also have met with thousands of my constituents, both advocates and many opponents, regarding Judge Kavanaugh.
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Scientists have met with skepticism his stated ambition to cure cancer by stimulating a patient's immune system.
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An informal survey on Facebook reveals that a surprising number of garments have met the same fate.
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Quicksilver (Evan Peters) and Beast (Nicholas Hoult) have met up with Mystique and her group of mutants.
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Top staffers from Elliott have met with SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son along with some of his deputies.
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It is the first time the two key leaders in the conflict have met in two years.
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This means the Nike employee likely wouldn't have met the waitress or the insurance salesman in court.
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Luo is an urbane career diplomat who speaks good English, according to diplomats who have met him.
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She claimed to have met Brown earlier at a nightclub on the street of Rue de Ponthieu.
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"I remember I heard rumors that she might have met somebody, and I was sad," Haibon said.
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Since 1474 Geneva's male residents, obliged to defend the city, have met for regular weapons practice here.
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Critics, including some within the Trump administration, also questioned whether Trump should have met alone with Putin.
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Eight candidates so far have met the polling threshold: former Vice President Joe Biden, New Jersey Sen.
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I have very specific tastes and it helps me to meet people I wouldn't have met otherwise.
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Lenin lived briefly in Bloomsbury, and is said to have met Stalin at a pub in Clerkenwell.
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"I have met amazing girls from all around the world," she says in the Assembly launch video.
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It permits consumers to sue advisers if they do not think they have met their fiduciary obligations.
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Here's a look at the individuals we know have met with the Special Counsel's team, per reports.
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Yeah there S.H.A.R.P.S. and a lot of Trads that I have met have been much more open.
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Bernanke also visited the BOJ on Monday, where he is believed to have met Governor Haruhiko Kuroda.
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Without proof that it had been carried out, the cladding system would not have met building regulations.
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Top EU officials publicly say both Georgia and Ukraine have met all the conditions for visa liberalization.
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He's Tech WizardWatson, a graduate of Brown University, may have met her match in the brains department.
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Organizers have met for months with New York City officials and law enforcement agencies and other parties.
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I'm sure it's me, not them, because the people I have met through Airbnb have been terrific.
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The leaders have met three times to discuss improving ties and ending the North's nuclear weapons programme.
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"I never would have met him without Mutual because he was in a different city," she said.
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Edward, adopted and then rejected by his family, wished that he could have met his biological father.
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But attempts by the military to develop broader climate change plans have met fierce resistance in Congress.
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Spots that were once considered private, residential, unknown, or even sacred have met their match on Instagram.
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Cook and Trump have met several times over the past year amid the US-China trade war.
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They have met together at quarterly meetings held around the country, and several have formed close bonds.
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So far, just six candidates have met both qualification thresholds, but a few more can still qualify.
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The leaders have met three times to discuss improving ties and ending the North's nuclear weapons program.
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Didi Chuxing executives have met with some of China's top leaders, including President Xi Jinping last December.
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They have met 22019 times, an Open era record, but only once in an Australian Open final.
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Without Lou I wouldn't have met my four brothers or had the opportunity of a lifetime. RIP.
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Katie was a sweetheart, too, so Heather I think might have met her in the old days.
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Contreras said he and other labor leaders have met with Democratic members of Congress, such as Rep.
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Make no mistake: Their places at the Olympics have been earned: All 10 have met qualifying criteria.
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Russian officials and its European oil buyers have met twice this month aiming to resolve the issue.
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It is likely that without Mr. Xi's nod, Mr. Kim would not have met with Mr. Trump.
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Every now and again we get some of these stories where people have met against all odds.
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Disclosure reports show that their lobbyists have met frequently with members of the congressional tax-writing committees.
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The extrajudicial killings have met with condemnation from the international community and public anger in the Philippines.
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Sometimes it's really funny, because they think they know me from somewhere or have met me before.
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"In effect, Trump and the zeitgeist of the Conservative Party have met, they've collided," Mr. Goodwin said.
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The leaders have met twice: first in Singapore in June and again in Hanoi, Vietnam, in February.
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What also haunts about the performance, and "Entangled," is that we leave convinced we have met Astrid.
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Trump is the third U.S. president abductee families have met, following George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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I have met the other co-worker's spouse, and I know they intend to start a family.
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So far, ambitious plans from French President Emmanuel Macron have met with a cool reception in Berlin.
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Very few people outside of North Korea have met Mr. Kim, including his supposed protectors, the Chinese.
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They have met three times, including at this year's French Open, and Keys has won all three.
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" She added: "Americans are an adaptive, resilient people, and we have met hard challenges head-on before.
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So far, 10 of roughly two dozen contenders have met the criteria: Biden, Booker, Castro, California Sen.
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The Breakdown MELBOURNE, Australia — Australia's carefree attitude toward preventive medicine may have met its match: the flu.
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If my cousins had linked up with Micaela 22015 seconds earlier, I would never have met her.
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The two have met on at least one occasion and were both subjects in the documentary Untouchable.
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World knows too well that our country is neither Libya nor Iraq which have met miserable fate.
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The policy would require migrants to prove to a consular officer that they have met the requirements.
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Without his act of kindness, Liberty and her baby calf, Indigo, would have met a terrible demise.
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I'd been covering hackers and tech companies for long enough to have met other peach-fuzz magnates.
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In my experience, the successful men that I have met have not lacked confidence in their abilities.
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It is the second time the Trumps have met with Charles and Camilla at the Clarence House.
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Dating apps let you meet people outside your social circle, who you may never have met otherwise.
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A handful of US cities have met the rise of facial recognition with bans on the technology.
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Representatives of Mr. Putin's United Russia Party have met on many occasions with European radical right leaders.
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Monday's summit was the first time the four leaders have met under the Normandy format since 2016.
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One more guilty vote would have met the required two-thirds that&aposs necessary for a conviction.
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"We could have met the deadlines, but it would have required a huge effort," Guest told me.
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There was to have been a stop in Brussels, where she would have met with NATO officials.
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Two of the witnesses, who have not been publicly identified, claim to have met Chapo in person.
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Key senators who have met privately with Wray say they expect the nominee to raise the issue.
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Still, I don't regret dating online: I've met some incredible people whom I wouldn't have met otherwise.
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The kingdom's shifting explanations have met incredulity internationally and stirred deepening criticism from Turkey and the West.
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Energy Transfers Partners, the developers of the pipeline, have met fierce resistance from the Standing Rock Sioux.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls have met directly with school strikers, like 14-year-old New Yorker Alexandria Villaseñor.
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So far just five countries have met that target: the U.S., Greece, Estonia, the U.K. and Latvia.
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President Donald Trump has become infamous for his handshaking technique, but finally, he may have met his match.
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Both West and Kardashian have met with the president multiple times to support the step toward systematic reform.
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It's only the second time the two have met, after their post-election huddle in the Oval Office.
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The state's utilities have met these escalating targets easily, in advance, which is why they keep getting raised.
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REINER: Well, I also tweeted out about Shepard Smith, and by the way, I have met Shepard Smith.
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Had Shorten won office, he would likely have met China's Xi Jinping during August's G20 Summit in Japan.
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I have met pretty talented people that we've slowly assembled, so it's been happening for a long time.
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They have met in person only twice at a resort in Florida, and apparently "clicked," sexually and otherwise.
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Also, I think Toby wasn't in Kate's dreams bc she wouldn't have met him if Jack was alive.
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I have met over 1,000 soldiers and their caregivers whose lives have been positively affected by the organization.
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Some labor groups have met the setbacks by refocussing on old ideals of economic justice and workplace democracy.
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" Donna continued: "My gut tells me she was helping someone … We don't know who she may have met.
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If she could do it over again, Lynch said Friday, she wouldn't have met with the former president.
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For earnings reports, the thrust an article is typically about whether a company's earnings have met analyst expectations.
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The surprise meeting was itself historic, being only the fourth time leaders of the two countries have met.
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In fact, I have been present several times when North Korean officials have met privately with Mr. Kissinger.
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As part of this programme locals and refugees have met up on nature walks and at cooking lessons.
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Renaud is one of many women who have met that demand and become business owners in the process.
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The two have met only once before, at last year's US Open, with Raonic winning in straight sets.
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President Trump is known for his fiery, distinctive voice on Twitter, but he might have met his match.
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But now we can at least say that the match-three formula may have met its cheekiest limits.
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Amazon cares enough about the concerns to have met with members of the New America team in June.
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He wants to get North Korea involved, even though none of its athletes have met the qualification standards.
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But it said officials have met with Charlie's parents to let them know about the requested new hearing.
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To only have met Chrissy once and make the dress fit perfectly — she didn't have to do alterations.
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And in my last few days I met a few people and was glad to have met them.
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Not all leaders have met high standards, but that doesn't mean the public shouldn't strive for that perfection.
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Groups that have met with Trump administration officials in the past have found the meetings to be beneficial.
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But even without those 2500 to 33 cents a share, Tesla's results would have met the consensus expectations.
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Trump and Putin have met five times since Trump was elected, according to a New York Times tally.
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It won't be the first time tech leaders have met with Trump to try to work things out.
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And if you were one of the lucky ones to have met him, you know what I meant.
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We were supposed to have met late that morning, to begin my several weeks of following the campaign.
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He might have met a smiling Ernie Banks and Ron Santo on his way back to the dugout.
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The players might have met — and surpassed — their target, but for everybody else, the work was just beginning.
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I have met several who have been or currently are in the same situation tell me their story.
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The two leaders have met 10 times, sharing hamburgers and playing golf together, and spoken frequently by phone.
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The couple is rumored to have met after Nonoo introduced Harry and Markle to each other in 2016.
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Both are now retired and have met Melissa, who Ebony hopes will soon be part of the family.
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One can hope — and there is no one I have met as hopeful as her, so fingers crossed.
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Judge Latta said efforts to help the poor file under Chapter 7 for free have met with resistance.
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The two teams have met nine times in the playoffs, and the Penguins have won eight of those.
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I am living in Jamaica and have met and spoken with some of the people from the flight.
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Scattered through Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin, Sullivan's banks have met various fates, for better or worse.
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Donald Glover, have met up in Atlanta (naturally) and have indeed recorded an unspecified amount of music together.
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Catherine is nagged by the sense that she and William have met before, though she can't remember when.
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In recent weeks we have met with large numbers of Democrat lawmakers to hear their ideas and suggestions.
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"Grizzly bears have met or exceeded recovery objectives since 2003 and have long warranted delisting," said Wyoming Gov.
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The two seem to have met in person just once, that August, in Ms. de Taddeo's Paris apartment.
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Through the Hartford Area Career and Technology Center, I have met other friends who understand my family's culture.
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They have met four previous times, including before each of Mr. Kim's two summit meetings with Mr. Trump.
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I have met with scores of families, attended multiple spelling competitions and visited the homes of competitive spellers.
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I have met so many people living on a razor's edge — one illness away from losing their jobs.
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I am beyond grateful to have met him three weeks into moving to Nashville over two years ago.
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I have met with many of the parents who lost their children to Sanctuary Cities and open borders.
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Mark Latunski Bacon is believed to have met Latunski on Christmas Eve after connecting with him on Grindr.
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The 17-year-old's allegations of sexual abuse, however, appear to have met the legal requirements for prosecution.
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Some members of her party are still in jail, some have disappeared and some have met violent ends.
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Working at dot Learn, I have met lots of awesome people from MIT, Harvard, and other great places.
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Up to this point, bills proposing modest reforms to the mortgage-interest deduction have met the same fate.
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Should he have met his demise, female hawks have been known to find new mates within a day.
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"They knew or should have known that this was a terrible idea to have met with this person."
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Caucus members say they have met with tech companies in the past but have yet to see changes.
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We look for familiar names, individuals whom we have met or with whom we have shared our concerns.
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But Trump learned she may have met her match in the matchmaking department in her interview with Hannity.
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Prominent U.S. lawmakers, former military officials, and politicians have met with the NCRI and spoken at its rallies.
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I don't want to give anything away, but you seem to have met your match with Rosario Dawson.
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The singer-songwriter and poet is said to have met Janis Joplin in the hotel's elevator in 1968.
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Repeated efforts to ask Perez have met with no returned call or response from National Democratic Party officials.
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"I have met people whose food and water supplies being threatened by climate-related catastrophes," the activist added.
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I actually got the pleasure of dating very kind and understanding people who I wouldn't have met otherwise.
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Canadian officials have met with American officials in Congress and the Bureau of Indian Affairs in recent months.
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The ADI website lists 80 North American agencies that have met the organization's strict standards for training protocols.
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The two men have met twice before at other events and spoken by phone at least eight times.
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USTA and Black Smoke Matters representatives have met with FMCSA officials at least twice over the past two years.
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I have met with and spoken to several LGBT organizations — I've joined the board of a couple of them….
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I didn't get to know him well, but I was lucky enough to have met him a few times.
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As of Thursday morning, several well-known politicians who have met the polling threshold had not notched 65,000 donors.
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In sum, this man is one of the bravest and most dedicated men I have met in my life.
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And so I have met with both Mr. Mueller and Mr. Rosenstein periodically during the course of these investigations.
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We've exchanged only a handful of text messages since breaking up and have met just once face to face.
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Both sides have met several times in a bid to hammer out a deal to end their trade differences.
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In the Nationals, though, the Astros have met an opponent that is riding a five-month streak of dominance.
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Kushner and Greenblatt have met recently with Jewish groups, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Arab officials (though not Palestinians).
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An Apple spokesperson confirmed to The Verge that both products have met their end and are now officially discontinued.
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"I remember I heard rumors that she might have met somebody, and I was sad," Haibon explained to PEOPLE.
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We have worked hard to earn our place here, and have met so many good people along the way.
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Both sides have met several times in a bid to hammer out a deal to end their trade war.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Kim have met twice in the past year in a bid to negotiate denuclearization.
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Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, are also said to have met Meghan and Harry's child this week.
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The nations have met twice in the final — with Czechoslovakia winning in 1985 and the U.S. victorious in 1986.
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The few women we have met in the series have fallen into severely overwritten and type-cast female roles.
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Few others have followed, though attempts at reform in Chile and Yemen have met with varying degrees of success.
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She also told Kennedy that she and Jordan have met once — at the Met Gala — but haven't spoken since.
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But efforts in Africa so far have met limited success, according to a 2017 report by the United Nations.
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According to the Times, Kushner and Videgaray have met dozens of times in the 15 months of Trump's presidency.
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Since, progressive lawmakers, and groups like the Bernie Sanders allied Our Revolution, have met with the DCCC chair Rep.
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Undaunted, two other Malays beside Ms Halimah applied to run, but were judged not to have met the criteria.
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I feel so blessed to have met you and have been able to maintain a special relationship with you.
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Bloomberg reported senior executives from both companies have met to discuss business strategies including talks of a potential merger.
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"We'd probably never have met each other if we hadn't gone to EF," Savage told TechCrunch in an interview.
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With today's announcement, it seems to have met that goal, even if this is a very, very soft launch.
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Groups such as Human Rights Watch and UNICEF have met with military and police officials to address these concerns.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Cabinet ministers have met with Druze leaders to try and pacify their concerns.
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Before sharable internet jokes were even called memes, they lived on YTMND—which appears to have met its end.
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The pair have met once this year, with Lyles taking a razor-thin victory at 9.86 seconds in Shanghai.
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The welcome mat features a circle of stars that represents the rising stars we have met through our workshops.
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Goldberg also said prosecutors have met with the actress twice and subpoenaed hundreds of financial, phone and therapy records.
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I concluded that this harpooner, in the course of his distant voyages, must have met with a similar adventure.
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"The National Treasury would like to categorically state that its efforts have met resistance," it said in a statement.
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Now that trolling and politics have met, it's important to recognize Troll dolls for their significant influence on history.
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She did not appear to have met with any representatives of the Trump team during her short U.S. stays.
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Mota is alleged to have met with another suspect, Gabriel Alexander Perez Vizcaíno, to arrange the plan, CNN reported.
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Furthermore, the promise of "extreme vetting" was vague enough that any number of policies could have met that standard.
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He added that he's confident that other people in Trump's orbit have "met and exceeded" the bar of perjury.
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The other fighters -- the locals who surrendered in a deal about a week earlier -- have met a rosier fate.
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Many others in Trump's inner circle have met with the special counsel or are expected to do so soon.
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Along the way he recounts tales of landscapes and creatures that have met with gruesome ends because of plastics.
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At least Reign is in good company with under-the-radar CW shows that have met the Grim Reaper.
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She'd hoped her children -- Zuhry, 25 and her 20-year-old brother -- would have met them at the airport.
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Where we meet Lou is very much where you would have met me when I was 15 and younger.
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But in the season 3 premiere "Nine Bucks," it looks like Kevin may have met his match in Zoe.
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I have met with Carlos Alfredo Vecchio, designated by Juan Guaidó to be Venezuela's Ambassador to the United States.
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However, if more than 20 candidates in total qualify, the DNC will prioritize those who have met both criteria.
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"I feel blessed to have met my all-time sporting hero," Texeira said in an interview with The Sun.
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The two leaders have met multiple times already on the issue but have been unable to reach an agreement.
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We made the same promise to the many victims' families we have met since then in Baltimore; Bridgeport, Conn.
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If that number had fallen to nine, abortion rights advocates said, the remaining clinics could not have met demand.
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"I have met with the president and I proudly support him in negotiations of these trade agreements," she said.
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They have met with survivors and led Masses of penitence and healing; they have apologized and begged for forgiveness.
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Other Trump aides have met with Kislyak as well, including his son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner.
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One board member said that in the past, the group would have met or been in contact several times.
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So widely watched is the holiday that Chinese Communist Party leaders have met with the company about the event.
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The YouTuber has a history of appreciating Musk and his products, though the two appear never to have met.
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Trump and his team have met with Cleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove, a supporter of private healthcare for veterans.
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I have met with him twice last year and was impressed with his sincerity and his willingness to listen.
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The nations have met twice in the final — with Czechoslovakia winning in 1985 and the U.S. winning in 1986.
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And, indeed, I have met a lot of the people who were stiffed by you and your businesses, Donald.
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European leaders have met several times and it was only on Tuesday that they finally announced some coordinated action.
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While half of its legislature is directly elected, efforts to expand democracy beyond that have met with little success.
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"In the past few days, we have met with local, state and federal officials," Tesla said in a statement.
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It is also the first time the Dodgers and Red Sox have met in the World Series since 1916.
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And indeed, I have met a lot of the people who were stiffed by you and your businesses, Donald.
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For some species, such as Ludwig's bustard, interventions to reduce collisions with power lines have met with little success.
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His coach, Nick Bootland, expected a fascinating back story — that Binnington must have met Smith once or something. Nope.
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But more than a month later, there has been no public sign that the two sides have met again.
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The group of ten have met the necessary 130,000 individual donor threshold and topped 2% in four approved polls.
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Since the 1740s, rabble-rousers — rebellious colonists, abolitionists and suffragists among them — have met in the building's Great Hall.
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That being said, the people we have met and those who housed us have been incredibly generous and kind.
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The couples have met to hash out their response to an incendiary and horrific incident involving their teenage sons.
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Xi and North Korea's youthful leader, Kim Jong Un, have met three times this year, each time in China.
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Aside from Renault, Dar and other Pakistani officials have met with executives from Volkswagen, PSA Peugeot , Fiat and Nissan.
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The banks have met U.S. regulator's requirement to set aside capital to be "safe and sound," the analyst explained.
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The newfound conference foes have met only once previously, with Pitt winning 153-3 in the 1977 Gator Bowl.
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They have met with artisanal chocolate makers in Ecuador, tea purveyors in the Amazon and ceramic artists in Peru.
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HNA's quest to buy SkyBridge seems to have met a fate similar to Mr. Scaramucci's first White House appointment.
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By the end of Tuesday, the President is expected to have met with more than a dozen foreign leaders.
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He and Spector and other museum staff members have met with the activists on more than a dozen occasions.
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We have met Stubblefield only once, nearly a decade ago, at a conference on cognitive disability and moral philosophy.
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Mr. Exner, 80, regularly gets together over eggs and hash browns with old friends who have met for years.
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I have met and know many of the top aides to Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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I have met with international investors today, and I have told them that we want to stabilize our economy.
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The teams have met 73 times before with Belgium winning on 30 occasions, France 24, and 19 matches drawn.
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"I have met parents with the best intentions who give their children money to do certain things," she said.
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Monday's summit is the first time the four leaders have met under the so-called Normandy format since 2016.
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They have met several times recently and may announce an agreement in principle in November, perhaps during Trump's visit.
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Since then, he and his lawyers have met with Mueller's prosecutors at least eight times, according to CNN's reporting.
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"I have met people whose food and water supplies are being threatened by climate-related catastrophes," the activist added.
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Families have organized a secluded "school in the woods" for unvaccinated children, while others have met in private homes.
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Every year since 2010, Jehovah's Witnesses congregations from New Jersey and New York have met there once a year.
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Lavrov shrugged off the significance of the two leaders possibly have met more times than had previously been reported.
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And efforts to reshape the party to appeal to the state's younger, increasingly diverse electorate have met with resistance.
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The candidates who have met the polling and donor thresholds are: Three candidates have met just the donor requirement: Meanwhile, seven candidates have yet to reach either requirement: Candidates will have until midnight on November 13 to make the cutoff on both fronts, though the stricter prerequisites are intended to cull the field.
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" He later shared a photo of Bourdain from filming after his death, writing, "What a pleasure to have met you.
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She's asked visiting world leaders who have met Trump, including Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, about his temperament and style.
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Previous meetings: The two sides have met four times, with two wins for Argentina, one for Croatia and one draw.
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You can think he shouldn't have met with Mr. Putin at all, because Mr. Putin is, in fact, a thug.
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Hunter is Jahil's godson and would probably have met his niece, or at least known of her existence, but... okay.
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Had that happened, I probably wouldn't have met yung GRiZ, who was also working at the camp at the time.
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Earlier high-profile efforts funded by Zuckerberg to pursue both political action and philanthropy have met controversy and mixed results.
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I was so lucky to have met/worked with such an amazing cast and crew who I will truly miss.
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Since then, their families have met and celebrated their impending nuptials as Jonas' parents visited Mumbai for the first time.
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The engines also have met or exceed performance targets, including 16 percent lower fuel consumption compared with prior-generation planes.
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Both sides have met several times in a bid to hammer out a deal to end their protracted trade war.
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Previous encryption bills have met with significant criticism from tech companies, most notably the Feinstein-Burr bill introduced last year.
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She's currently looking for legal representation, but "none have met my expectations in terms of their deduction ability," she said.
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Most teachers that I have met are passionate about helping their students learn and grow throughout their time at school.
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"After four years we have met or are about to meet the vast majority of our turnaround goals," he said.
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And yes, those were our characters, but a lot of us wouldn't have met if it wasn't for the PFL.
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Lady, Shaggydog, and Grey Wind may all have met their end, but Nymeria and Ghost are still very much alive.
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Rodman is one of the few Americans to have met Kim multiple times over five trips to the North Korea.
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Over the last several years, I have met with dozens of families whose loved ones were stolen by illegal immigration.
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And to hear that the kids have met with people numerous times and nothing's been done is just so sad.
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"Few people I have met in the last few months have inspired me as much as Matt Mendoza," Doshi wrote.
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It's comprised of animals that have met their demise in ways that would never happen without the presence of humans.
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VICE News: What changes, if anything, now that Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in have met face to face?
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Mead-e and his husband, Chuck, also have met with a pastoral care provider who works with a local hospice.
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It appears to be the first time the two have met since Trump elevated Pai to the chairmanship in January.
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I'm really lucky to have met someone who accepts and celebrates who I am, and inspires me every single day.
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Schedulers are working on it, and the chiefs of staff of both offices have met, said Pelosi spokesman Drew Hammill.
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Both Mr Cruz and Mr Kasich have met them in groups; the Trump campaign has been busy on the telephone.
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By the time of the exit the principals can hold a 30% equity stake, provided they have met their targets.
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I have met 10 non-millionaires in my entire life and every single one of them works in my office.
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The threats to the NEA and NEH have met with stern opposition from artists and figures across the political spectrum.
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"(The) world knows too well that our country is neither Libya nor Iraq, which have met miserable fate," he said.
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It was just the second time the Dodgers defeated the Padres in the last six times the teams have met.
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Last September, we launched outreach to all of the presidential candidates and have met with three of them so far.
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Cook and Trump have met several times over the past year, as Apple seeks an exemption on Chinese import tariffs.
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Singer contributed a million dollars to Trump's Inauguration, and the two have met at the White House, at Trump's request.
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The two have met 25 times — five times last year alone, according to Putin&aposs foreign affairs adviser, Yuri Ushakov.
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It will be the first time the two have met since the failed coup in Turkey, which occurred in July.
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The teams have been playing each other since 1914 but have met only once in the N.C.A.A. tournament, in 1970.
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I've never made a list, but I think I must have met between 80 and 100 men through the site.
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However, none of the guys I spoke to have met a woman for sex or dating from posting on LBGW.
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So the Homely Wench Society wasn't the only way they could possibly have met and liked each other after all.
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Diplomats who have met with the king say old age may have diminished his mental capacity to restrain his son.
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Prosecutors appear to have met with Trenga privately on Thursday, before he decided to release Manning, according to court records.
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The candidates have met once, in a Spectrum News NY1 debate last week at which both candidates held their own.
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Automakers and their suppliers have met with officials and lawmakers of both parties in recent weeks to share their concerns.
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Attendees can view the list of interactions they have had and the LinkedIn profiles of the people they have met.
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Taliban officials soon claimed to have met with American diplomats, an assertion that American officials have not publicly commented on.
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Over the last several years I have met with dozens of families whose loved ones were stolen by illegal immigration.
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Here's a portion of the statement: In the past few days, we have met with local, state and federal officials.
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The teams have met in all 18 world championship finals, with the United States winning seven of the last eight.
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In my time here, I have met very few independents who weigh both candidates equally and look for the best.
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Overall, Canada and the United States have met 58 times, with the United States holding a 48-3-7 advantage.
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The NDA notified the IMPD that they have met the requirements to purchase a StingRay with "restricted software," called Landshark.
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So far, 10 Democrats -- according to CNN's count -- have met those thresholds: former Vice President Joe Biden, New Jersey Sen.
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"We have met the first challenge and have made good progress to date in meeting the second," Ms. Yellen said.
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The joint appearance Friday is the first time Kenyatta and Odinga have met publicly since the election, Kenyan media reported.
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In my years of research, I have met many elderly artists who bitterly complain about the absence of public museums.
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The thousands of conservative activists and volunteers I have met are patriots — good people united in the cause of liberty.
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"I thank him, otherwise I never would have met my husband, I never would have had this life," she said.
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I have met Kellyanne Conway only once, at a social occasion in New York during the transition after Trump's election.
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And yet in many ways they have met in the middle, which is kind of where fashion is these days.
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" But, when the poem appeared, the editors had supplied a question mark: "You may have met him—did you not?
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People affected by the change would be required to prove that they have met its requirements to a consular officer.
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Previous meetings: The two sides have met eight times, with five wins for Argentina, one for Nigeria and two draws.
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Had the Trump administration insisted on bringing Mr. Damache to Guantánamo Bay, it would have met strong opposition in Europe.
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I never would have met Andrew Lloyd Webber or gotten to see how he works, and now he's my buddy.
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To date, neither Clinton nor Sanders has endorsed the platform, but both have met with the activists to discuss it.
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They have met no less frequently since 22012, with Bayern twice eliminating Arsenal at this same stage of the competition.
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This year, Secretary of State John Kerry and other high-level American officials have met with Mr. Kabila several times.
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His plans to increase tariffs — 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum — have met with derision from economists.
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The Capitals and the Rangers have met three times in the last five postseasons, with the Rangers winning each series.
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He has avoided signing an agreement, but the two leaders have met twice in the first three weeks of December.
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His plans, however, have met pushback, including from Republican governors and senators against opening up drilling near their state's shores.
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Attendees can view the list of interactions they have had and the LinkedIn profiles of the people they have met.
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Asked by Mr. Tapper if he would have met with a Russian lawyer to receive potentially harmful material on Mrs.
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But we might never have met face to face if the presenter had not asked for my address in London.
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I have met these rich kids who have so much that I can't comprehend, doing things that I can't fathom.
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I have met several actual cats over the course of my life, and I have never been attracted to them.
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Moonves and Viacom's Bakish, in contrast, have met just a handful of times, according to people familiar with the situation.
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Dear Kelsey,My best friend and I have been very close for years — even our families have met through our friendship.
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Films with gay themes have met with a mixed reaction with some banned, though others have been given the go-ahead.
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The CEOs from Lockheed and Boeing have met separately with Trump in an attempt to allay his concerns about certain contracts.
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He thought his predecessor should have met more frequently with members of Congress in order to cultivate productive relationships with them.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have met twice in the past year to discuss denuclearization.
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Staffers at the most senior levels, including in the White House and at federal agencies, have met with their incoming counterparts.
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Conversely, I have met submissive folks who have resolved their concerns about their impairments through the care provided by a dom.
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No wonder designers who have proposed gondolas as an urban transit solution have met a mix of fanged skepticism and derision.
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And I met hundreds of people and made new friends that I never would have met if not for the game.
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I wonder what the chances are that he could have met his lover through connections made from the Netflix original series?
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Believe me, I know so many international founders who I have met on my travels who would appreciate such a service.
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Most "strange deaths" since Dangerfield have met a strange death of their own: fatal collision with the next big political event.
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But previous Fed chairmen have met privately with the Democratic and Republican caucuses, though none has attended the parties' policy retreats.
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And I wonder how fewer of them I would have met had I been traveling with the man I fell for.
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Of course, this would probably also mean Rachel wouldn't even have met Ross on the day of her own failed wedding.
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Human history suggests there are two options: We would have empathized with them, or we would have met them with aggression.
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" She added that prosecutors "are confident that, had this case proceeded to trial, we would have met our burden of proof.
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The informant was said to have met King in 1960, and claimed that King had affairs with multiple women, including Baez.
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The sixth group were those who believe that the predatory nature of regulations and foreign trade partners have met their match.
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Sometimes what he did makes me angry, but sometimes I feel grateful to him because I would never have met Emma.
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It is impossible to know whether Meza and Merendino would ever have met had FOSTA/SESTA been in effect in 2013.
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Princess Kate and Prince William have met the "Will and Kate of the Himalayas" – King Jigme and Queen Jetsun of Bhutan.
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Nevertheless, Latin American leaders who have met the president since 2017 say that he has always raised the issue of Venezuela.
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The pair have met just once before, with Osaka stunning Williams 6-3 6-2 at the Miami Open in March.
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Clinton have met several times in the last year, most recently during a private luncheon at the White House last month.
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I never would have expected we would have met like we did but I am so freaking grateful that we did.
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Cossette said his decision to withhold the bank's identity "may not have met public expectations in relation to openness and transparency".
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I have met many people who do love their doctors and their nurses who have very good experiences in their hospitals.
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"There's community through the couple of friends that stayed true and through new people that I have met," says Drake-Lee.
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Previous meetings: Russia and Uruguay have met once before with the two sides drawing 1-1 in a friendly in 2012.
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Magistrates in Rome and Cairo have met a half-dozen times over the past year, but no one has been charged.
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You may have a separate out-of-network deductible and your insurer will not pay anything until you have met it.
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Other NATO members have a target of 2% of GDP on defense spending, but only a minority have met this target.
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He has yet even to meet the standards that Hillary Clinton, President Obama and 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney have met.
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Through the program I have met people, gotten opportunities, and learned lessons that I would have otherwise never been exposed to.
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Baker is one of a handful of former FBI and DOJ officials who have met with the committee in recent weeks.
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Trump and Kim have met twice since their first summit in Singapore last year and said their countries would continue talks.
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The rivet, though, may now have met its match, in the form of a process called refill-friction-stir spot welding.
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And Turkey have met all the requirements, but you cannot cancel this because of the S-400s that we are buying.
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Sessions is also alleged to have met with Kislyak a third time in April 2016 at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington.
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However, the efforts have met with pushback from disabilities rights activists, who argue that some disabled people need ready access straws.
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I also have met some truly wonderful and inspirational people, along with some I hope I never have to see again.
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This was the first time Houthis and the Yemeni government have met, and even shaken hands, in more than two years.
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Those who have met Dimon recently include Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Democratic Senators Sherrod Brown and Mark Warner, Rep.
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Hagler was supposed to have met Lyle and Rachel and her two grandchildren in their home in Savannah, Georgia, on Tuesday.
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The two spoke at least once a month before Trump took office, and they have met twice since he became president.
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Between the lines: Moon is one of the few world leaders to have met face-to-face with Kim Jong-un.
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It's the first time Sharpe and Gnosspelius have met, even though they've been working together over email and phone for months.
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For those who have met Grumpy Cat in real life, there was an understandable urge to share pictures of the encounter.
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The two leaders have met twice before on the sidelines of international gatherings and spoken at least eight times by phone.
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"Rugby Australia and the NSW Rugby Union have met with Israel Folau in Sydney today," the bodies said in a statement.
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The interconnection ambitions combined with the aggressive acquisition strategies of Chinese state-owned actors have met more opposition in northern Europe.
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"Since my concerns were raised over the torture situation, I have met with her extensively, talked with her," Ms. Feinstein said.
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And his children and associates have met with Russian developers and government officials on multiple occasions in search of joint ventures.
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So, I have met Evan a few times, and I can tell you that he takes his privacy very, very seriously.
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I'm curious if any of the American governors that you have met this weekend so far, if anybody's asked you anything?
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Raised expectations induced by the lifting of sanctions that accompanied the 2015 nuclear deal have met incompetence, bank failures and corruption.
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Think of how many people you have met and had a great relationship with, by your starting out disliking the person.
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He is one of the few foreigners to have met with Kim Jong-un since Mr. Kim became the North's leader.
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It would be the first time two English teams have met in that final since the first season, in 1971-72.
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That may not be surprising, since Trump seems never to have met a thug he doesn't want to imitate and flatter.
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Fine Vintage Fixations I have met too many people who will buy fine wines only from vintages that critics deem great.
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I have met Per Wastberg, who leads the four-person team within the Academy that does the groundwork for the prize.
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The PAHCF's efforts in South Carolina have met resistance on the ground and online from another group, Medicare for All NOW!
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But in a year in which Republicans are swimming upstream because Trump is unpopular, Scott may finally have met his match.
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Surprisingly, it's actually not that unusual these days for Bachelor contestants to have met the Bachelor before appearing on his season.
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Indeed, during their last four years they seem to have met only once, at a congressional subcommittee hearing on urban poverty.
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The two have met multiple times at social events, and Ivanka Trump has been friends with Abramovich's wife for a decade.
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NATO said high-level political contacts with Russia could continue but NATO and Russian ambassadors have met only three times since.
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We are at a more distant location than others who were included and have met the bride only on one occasion.
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Since the Korean Peninsula divided after World War II, how many U.S. presidents have met with the leader of North Korea?
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But, in the face of opposition from the teenagers of Parkland, The "Gunshine State" may at last have met its match.
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"While we haven't made the American people safer, we have met the political objectives here in the United States," Sherman said.
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If you have met all the requirements so far, go to the iPhone's home screen, open the Settings and tap Privacy.
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Dear Amy: My boyfriend of a few months is one of the most caring, sweetest and genuine guys I have met.
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Digital experts who worked to support Trump's White House bid have met with Mueller's team of investigators, according to the network.
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Beene said district officials have met with the transgender student and her mother, and Achille Public Schools resumed classes Wednesday morning.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Kamala Harris of California have met the polling threshold for that debate.
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Haskins has been reporting on Ring, and we have met her personally and dispute the fact that she is a hater.
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Through efforts working with various veterans' organizations, I have met so many capable individuals with untapped talent eager for an opportunity.
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If you think that Friday and Saturday nights at the Metropolitan Museum are ladies' nights, you may have met Walter Martin.
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Forty-two states have relatively liberal right-to-carry laws that let people carry once they have met certain objective criteria.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg have met or surpassed expectations with their first fundraising totals.
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Only a handful have been so oblivious to the oath they took that they have met the constitutional standard for impeachment.
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He appears to have met few ordinary Hondurans during his travels, and the book can occasionally feel clinical as a result.
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The four countries have met regularly since 2014 to try to resolve the separatist conflict, which has killed some 10,000 people.
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The teams did not face off during the 2019 regular season but have met three times in the past three years.
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The government can stretch the deadline to 2020 to complete some aspects of the system if railroads have met certain requirements.
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But what I was trying to do was bring the really strong women I have met in the workplace to life.
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Chinese diplomats based in Brasilia have met twice with top Bolsonaro advisors in recent weeks, according to participants in the meetings.
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I can literally go back to moments where if I wouldn't have met this person, my life would be totally different.
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The session will be the first time they have met since the last G20 summit in late November in Buenos Aires.
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Putin's ties with China's Xi Jinping are commonly described as a "bromance," as the two have met 19 times in four years.
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" Julie Bowen, who plays Hyland's TV mother, may not have met Adams yet but she told ET she "thought he was cute.
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"For me, this has been a remarkable experience -- physically hard, but emotionally uplifting where I have met some amazing people," Ratcliffe wrote.
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While past attempts to ramp up FDI have met with resistance due to constitutional restrictions, Sicat is confident that change is afoot.
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They&aposre meeting with the president, four have met, two more as I understand it are going to be meeting with him.
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From the beginning, the talks have met fierce opposition from the banks' workforces, with unions fearing job losses could total 30,000 people.
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"After four years we have met or are about to meet the vast majority of our turnaround goals," he said on Wednesday.
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Reeker, 54, a career diplomat, is the latest in a growing list of current and former officials who have met with investigators.
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At a downtown festival called "I Am Ali," almost everyone seemed to have met the legendary boxer or knew someone who did.
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Since Ryan's announcement early last month that he wasn't yet ready to back Trump, the two have met and spoken by phone.
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Executives from 11 casino companies have met Governor Matsui for "courtesy calls" 0003 times between 2012 and May 2018, prefectural records show.
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I know what he does, he's a man I have met, and I would accuse him to his face of serious racism.
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Having been lucky enough to have met my digital self (see below) thanks to a company called Cappasity, I have some thoughts.
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Nicole is believed to have met Mr. Eisenhauer through social media, though there has been no assertion that they connected on Facebook.
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Also, several characters on the show have met their demise drinking wine, but we're not going to think about that too hard.
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Dish already has the spectrum, and regulators already had Dish locked up by a deadline he may or may not have met.
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"I am convinced we have met these two targets," Bernd Lange, head of the EU Parliament's trade committee, said after the deal.
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Every four years since 1972, top presidential campaign aides have met for a polite discussion of the fierce battle they just waged.
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Long-awaited European telecom industry consolidation has yet to take off as mergers between telecoms operators have met challenges in recent years.
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Epstein insinuated that Araoz was "very lucky to have met somebody like him" and "that he could really help me," she said.
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Anecdotally, I have met many people at Trump and Sanders rallies who have never caucused before and are enthusiastic about turning out.
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In Moscow, both Republican and Democratic secretaries of state have met with civic leaders at Spaso House, the U.S. ambassador's stately residence.
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There are parts of each of the rest of them that I can relate to, other people I know or have met.
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Major telecommunications and cable companies have met with FCC staff in recent weeks to talk about the issue, according to FCC records.
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She wasn't alone — the teen might have met someone via a dating app before being "taken advantage of," law enforcement officials said.
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From our time on Capitol Hill and in various other meetings and conferences, we have met with U.S. and allied military commanders.
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Aramco representatives have met officials of provincial governments including West Bengal and southern Andhra Pradesh to scout for investment opportunities, sources said.
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The pair have met before, with Joshua delivering the only defeat of Whyte's professional career to date in London in December 2015.
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Huge numbers of people have met with extreme hostility online, with women, people of color, and other underrepresented groups being particularly vulnerable.
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"I am so grateful to have gone through this amazing journey and to have met so many incredible fans," her statement continued.
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I have no doubt that Dr. Carson would have met and exceeded any challenge set before him and done a fantastic job.
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Such a summit, if it came about, would mark the first time that leaders of the two Koreas have met since 2007.
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Huge numbers of people have met with extreme hostility online, with women, people of color and other underrepresented groups being particularly vulnerable.
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CERN's Large Hadron Collider — the massive, atom-smashing machine that uncovered the Higgs boson — may have met its match: a tiny animal.
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Every week, Haider calls his brother and elderly father, neither of whom have met the family's newest addition, six-month-old Mustafa.
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"I have met with women who have, toward the end of their pregnancy, [gotten the] worst news one can get," she said.
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And the rule has teeth - it permits consumers to sue advisers if they do not think they have met their fiduciary obligations.
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"As counsel for Mr. Redstone, I of course have met with my client on these matters," Mr. Tu said in an email.
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Since then, Abe and Xi have met at an international summit, while both countries have praised the other's efforts to improve relations.
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I have met with lawmakers from both parties to discuss creating a solution for DACA students at Southeastern University in Lakeland, Fla.
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However, Sessions vehemently pushed back on any suggestion that he could have met Kislyak in private or that anything improper had occurred.
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Kansas and Central Michigan have met twice previously with the Jayhawks winning 52-7 in 2007 and 24-10 in 2014. 3.
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Some agencies immediately grant applicants a certain clearance level if they have met the requirements for that clearance at a different agency.
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But none have met the level of urgency appropriate for a man detained with no documented charges and possibly under physical harm.
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Brown and Providence have met 33 times, dating back to the 1921-22 season, with the Friars holding a 95-28 advantage.
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The decision breaks with that of past presidents, who have met with the American Nobel Prize winners nearly every year since 2001.
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Over the past year, I have met repeatedly with experts from CBP, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and the Department of Homeland Security.
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The two have met multiple times since then and appeared to be chummy during a meeting at the White House in February.
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That does not include the three times the Rangers and the Penguins have met in the playoffs during his 11-year career.
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Other Trump aides, including his son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner, are said to have met with Kislyak, as well.
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I've caught him an hour before his shift starts for the night, and we have met to discuss a very serious topic.
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Over the years, I have met ex-military members who wished they stayed in until retirement for the benefits I now appreciate.
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"Everyone seems to have met her at least once or twice, even those who did their best to avoid her," Brown writes.
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They have met with Mr. Erdogan and senior Trump administration officials in an effort to resolve the case as a diplomatic matter.
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Tempting as it is to imagine these figures grouped around a table, they appear to have met separately with their Qatari interlocutors.
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They have met with students from Chicago, where young people have long been speaking out about gun violence without much national attention.
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They have met the same exacting standards — for push-ups, speed and the weight they carry in their packs — as the men.
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"People are really proud when their name appears on the list of people who have met or exceeded the goal," she said.
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Since then, I have met some of my best friends and learned so much about outdoor skills, teamwork, physical fitness and leadership.
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Beyond that gesture, though, Jenkins and the Players Coalition have met with leaders of police departments, public defenders, bail officers and lawmakers.
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Prosecutors have met with campaign officials and asked how the campaign interacted with Mr. Trump's company, which shared office space and employees.
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The reason was not immediately known, but Kuroda and Abe have met from time to time to exchange views on the economy.
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We also roamed the casino trying to find regulars who might have met Mr. Paddock, who was a big video poker player.
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"Representatives from libraries around the country have met with LinkedIn, asking that they respect the privacy rights of library users," Lucas said.
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Y., have met to try to hash out the rules for a Senate trial, but little progress appears to have been made.
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Executives from the $800 billion industry have met with the president several times to help him push his healthcare and tax initiatives.
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Nicole Lovell's mother, Tammy Weeks, told the Washington Post that investigators said her daughter may have met Eisenhauer on social media recently.
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In the meantime, they plan to sift through photos of about 125,000 more space objects that may have met a similar fate.
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For years, environmentalists' calls to raise diesel taxes have met opposition from the country's largest political parties, including Ms. Merkel's Christian Democrats.
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Since then, Abe and Xi have met multiple times at international summits, with each country praising the others' efforts to improve relations.
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Giuliani is said to have met with Shokin in late 2018 and with Shokin's successor, Yuriy Lutsenko, multiple times earlier this year.
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How many goals would he have had to score, how many trophies would he have had to win, to have met expectations?
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In my quest for answers, I have met families across the world who have experienced the same problems with identifying warning signs.
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The mammoths of Wrangel, a much larger island, survived for some 1,13 years longer and seem to have met a different fate.
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David Clarke, the ultraconservative black sheriff of Milwaukee County, is among those who have met with the president-elect in Trump Tower.
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Trump and Kim have met three times since 2018 in an attempt to bring about the long-sought denuclearization of North Korea.
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