No one is having a conversation that lasts that long.
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They end up having a conversation as they're moving through.
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I'm in Canada, and I'm having a conversation about weed.
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Not interrupting if I'm already having a conversation with someone.
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I remember having a conversation with the director Sarah McColgan.
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Pretend you're having a conversation with an actual human being.
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Having a conversation partner, she said, also comes in handy.
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But nothing will change without having a conversation, she said.
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"Having a conversation with John was like having a conversation with someone who reached out their hand and put it on your heart to feel the way it beats," said Nicole Hopkins, a college friend.
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Just going over and talking to them and having a conversation.
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"There's nothing wrong with having a conversation about sanctions," Priebus said.
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"Having a conversation about diversity and inclusion is fantastic," she said.
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"He was having a conversation about his cars," Mr. McCann said.
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Cosby acknowledged having a conversation with Mr. Cosby about his testimony.
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Jurors, she said, will simply see two women having a conversation.
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I listened to the birds having a conversation across the resort.
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I could see two men having a conversation along the corridor.
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Recently, I was having a conversation with a friend of mine.
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He grabbed the flip-phone and pretended to be having a conversation.
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Before, you know, you were having a conversation at 15 or 16.
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They were right behind that person I was having a conversation with.
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But suddenly we were all connected and having a conversation about plants.
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"I don't think you are open to having a conversation," she said.
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Right now, having a conversation while sitting on the toilet is big.
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Others found it extreme to criticize Vaughn for simply having a conversation.
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We need to start having a conversation, people who ostensibly hate each other.
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I was having a conversation with a friend recently about our reading habits.
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The effect is a dryer you can use while still having a conversation.
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It's the closest thing to having a conversation with someone in the moment . . .
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So we are having a conversation about something that's much smaller than that.
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You find that out by showing each other respect and having a conversation.
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"We are open to having a conversation with any Trump supporter," she shouted.
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"You are absolutely right, I'm not open to having a conversation," he replied.
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"The biggest mistake you can make is not having a conversation," Pollock said.
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I am having a conversation with you, and I can remember that conversation.
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When you're having a conversation with somebody, you want them to be comfortable.
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On Monday, Constand testified she did not "recall ever having a conversation with" Jackson.
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The media over sensationalizes it, which prevents us from having a conversation about it.
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"(It's) much more about having a conversation with ourselves," as a society, Reid said.
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Why are we not having a conversation on the impact it's having on culture.
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You're having a conversation with a family friend and they say something unequivocally racist.
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Making people sound like they're actually having a conversation almost never happens in games.
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But it's no use having a conversation about something that's not going to happen.
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"My sense is that looking at art is like having a conversation," he continued.
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We ended up having a conversation at that party that I don't remember well.
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Instead of singing over each other, they sounded like they were having a conversation.
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When he speaks it feels like I'm having a conversation—it's a weird trick.
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We continued having a conversation while his phone only gave him the option to answer.
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He eventually climbed over and investigators kept their promise of having a conversation with him.
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STEVE LIESMAN: So I think it's worth having a conversation of what is strong. Right?
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We have had positive interactions and it all comes down to just having a conversation.
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"We're just open to having a conversation about what that might look like," he says.
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It could be worth having a conversation with your boss about what your options are.
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About a year ago, my father and I were having a conversation about the family.
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TUPITSYN: So now, we&aposre having a conversation about mind reading as opposed to interpretation.
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You did say that you were having a conversation last night with the Chinese Premier.
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You're having a conversation about people having expectations of who you are supposed to be.
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You are having a conversation with the past, on a stage, to a contemporary audience.
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Gotti: I mean, having a conversation with a hustler, you know what I&aposm saying?
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It's really not having a conversation about what we want our plate to look like.
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Standing in front of the polls, two candidates on the ballot are having a conversation.
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KASKY: Guys, guys, if you... (CROSSTALK) TAPPER: Cameron is having a conversation with Senator Rubio.
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We are going to insist on having a conversation with the families of the victims.
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When we imagine a character, we're basically having a conversation with somebody other than ourselves.
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I want them to feel like they're getting real with me, almost like having a conversation.
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By the end of the year, we might be having a conversation about the opposite situation.
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On this week's Family Guy episode, Peter is having a conversation with Lois about repressing anger.
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I was having a conversation with a guy in the beer line, just talking about music.
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What's the point of having a conversation if you're both distracted and constantly interrupting each other?
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You're paying for convenience, having a conversation starter, and I guess, eating tacos on the reg.
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I felt like everybody else was having a conversation or new way of doing things, etc.
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Or just having a conversation with a friend or a loved one can change your mood.
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And I think at that point you started sitting down and having a conversation with yourself.
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He can lead, he can follow; he's having a conversation with me while we're dancing together.
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"Some people you hug and you end up having a conversation in there," another transplant said.
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As a political junkie, I'm not afraid of having a conversation about race, politics and sports.
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We're so tired we aren't even having a conversation because that would require too much energy.
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We'd be sitting there, having a conversation and wallop — there's a boob in your face. Crikey!
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After all, what's the point of having a conversation if only one side gets the mic?
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I just want them to be provoked into having a conversation, whatever that conversation might be.
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I was having a conversation with a friend, who probably doesn't even remember because we were drunk.
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It's just a bunch of people having a conversation about a show that you can't participate in.
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Often, it seemed as though the two were having a conversation, despite how unlikely that might sound.
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WATTERS: But it is typical liberal, though: shut the debate down instead of actually having a conversation.
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It basically features a woman having a conversation with her body parts, centered around a pregnancy scare.
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"It's people doing an impression of having a conversation … I don't like the farce," Schumer told Stern.
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It's like having a conversation where everyone shouts the answers and the responses are out of sync.
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We're having a conversation, Henry looks over there, and when he looks back he doesn't remember you.
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You're at least in a position that it would be worth having a conversation with the bosses.
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Caitlyn Jenner says she plans on having a conversation with whichever candidate wins the GOP presidential nomination.
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When you're having a conversation with another person, for example, the assistant suggests ways it can help.
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It's the difference between having a conversation with someone versus getting yelled at by that same person.
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In my travels, you can't go five minutes without having a conversation about a local sports team.
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You are having a conversation with a family friend, and he or she says something unequivocally racist.
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Or having a conversation with another virtual reality avatar that includes details like where you're actually looking.
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As a choreographer, Mr. Petronio likened the experience of watching rehearsals to having a conversation with Cunningham.
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I was having a conversation with someone a while ago about our strangest and most obscure records.
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Q: At the point in the apartment while you were sitting on the couch having a conversation?
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"I was having a conversation about it with one of my friends the other day," she said.
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And that's what's so much fun about this thing we do: at its best, we're having a conversation.
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Thanks to the #MeToo movement, we're having a conversation about sex and consent on an unprecedented national scale.
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"The issue for me was I wasn't having a conversation just with Megyn Kelly," Martin, 49, tells PEOPLE.
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We were just two people having a conversation about her life, with Eloise remembering even small, arbitrary details.
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But I think it was truly having a conversation about something and I was the one that asked.
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Thaksin and Yingluck were seen at a hotel in Singapore having a conversation with a group of men.
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We are finally having a conversation that strategically supports gun reform that is going to inadvertently affect everyone.
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Steph was having a conversation about net neutrality one day, and I wasn't as caught up on it.
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So, you and I were not supposed to be having a conversation about Carter Page on national television.
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The country has been having a "conversation" about sexual harassment since Anita Hill testified before Congress in 1991.
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"You get small bites accomplished legislatively, while you're also having a conversation with the larger issues," he said.
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They were having a conversation about movies — and, in the process, showing others how to do the same.
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"When you ask them to finish a report, they're hanging by the watercooler, having a conversation," Markman says.
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Kullgren recommends having a conversation with your doctor about what services you may need in the coming year.
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I had hopes of having a conversation with Chloe's owner, trying to learn what their history had been.
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They were pretty receptive and open to having a conversation with me on what matters most to them.
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And such an odd couple to be having a conversation about the proper veneration of the opposite sex.
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In that supplemental testimony, Sondland confirmed having a conversation with a top Zelensky aide in Warsaw on Sept.
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"All of this conversation about misogyny with women is not having a conversation about black women," she said.
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As a test of this, try listening to an audiobook or podcast while having a conversation with someone else.
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Imagine who you would be if you were having a conversation with your lover and it was being filmed.
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Most of the time when I'm taking photos, I'm also having a conversation, ranging from food, life, news, etc.
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Retiring Having a conversation about moving — whether it's with a relative, even a spouse — brings up lots of anxiety.
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"We look forward to having a conversation with the DOJ about what the correct way forward is," Assange said.
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Absent the ability to interview either Carter or Roy, "it was like having a conversation with them," she says.
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That I'm not a member of a tribe that prevents us from having a conversation in the first place.
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It feels more like performing for an invisible audience than having a conversation, because that's essentially what it is.
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So just to sit there with a legend, having been invited to his house, having a conversation—pretty awesome.
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"We were having a conversation the other day about being called inspirations and all those things," he tells PEOPLE.
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While documenting my friends, I usually have them act something out or pretend they're having a conversation with someone.
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The man she is having a conversation with tells her that she needs to temper her plans and expectations.
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"I wish I'd been happier as a mother," my mother says, when we're having a conversation about this pattern.
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Kris and Kim are standing near a doorway having a conversation about some Italian marble that has gone missing.
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Our response is that we are going to raise the minimum wage — we are having a conversation about economics.
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So Burning Cane is partly about having a conversation about toxic masculinity, the jealousy, the insecurities, all that pressuring.
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However, some have argued that assuming women aren't interested in having a conversation about sport is sexist in itself.
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Right. Devojka and I were having a conversation about chronic depression [laughs] and she described it like a blue wave.
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All this was enough to get Cook's attention — who ended up having a conversation with Icahn, the activist investor said.
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I was having a conversation with our drummer about what makes a good show and what makes a bad show.
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Then I met with Mitch and Freada, at Kapor Capital, and we sat around a table, just having a conversation.
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I would have a cocktail and, if I was not having a conversation, then I'd drift off to another bar.
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"It's not just about questions and answers, it's about having a conversation," explained IBM Watson CTO and VP Rob High.
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While having a conversation is encouraged, buyers shouldn't feel like they are the ones who have to carry the conversation.
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Recently, I was having a conversation about what Facebook stands for... what would the world lose if Facebook went away?...
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Glenn Hunt: I remember having a conversation with my friend and photojournalist Warren Clarke, who sadly passed away this year.
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That service, owned by WorldCom subsidiary Telecom USA, brought us the sight of Alf having a conversation with Terry Bradshaw.
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This isn't entirely useful if you're out having a conversation in person with someone, but the speech translation engine exists.
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I miss, you know, going anywhere and meeting a random person and saying 'Hi' and having a conversation about life.
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Iin terms of us having a conversation about our sexuality, as in my sexuality, I was maybe 212 or 213?
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I remember one night, my sorority floor, we're all sitting around, and we were just having a conversation and signing.
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Once they're inside and seated, Kardashian tells Hudson to take off all his clothes before having a conversation with her.
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"So when you're having a conversation, they're actually enhancing your life, as opposed to the other way around," he explains.
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Kristian was flicking through his records in his home and was having a conversation with my camera assistant about reggae.
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And in the Democratic debate Sunday, he also acknowledged having a conversation with Warren about the plan over the weekend.
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Arthur has quite a loud voice, so we were not only having a conversation, we were entertaining many passers-by.
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I even remember having a conversation with my PhD thesis advisor and asking: Do you think this is the one?
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By using mediums like Ms. Ackerman as a conduit, "I feel like I'm having a conversation with him," she adds.
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Ambiguity is really dangerous, because it promotes the idea of having a conversation where you don't know all the answers.
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Schreiber, 49, was seen having a conversation with Watts, 48, outside of her apartment in New York City on Saturday morning.
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I was having a conversation with some friends about fandom we loved until we realized, 'Oh, my God, that's actually terrible.
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And then I start to fill in the details by having a conversation with somebody and seeing what their personality is.
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She wins the primary, but we are still having a conversation about whether the system is rigged in her favor, right?
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"Having a conversation with someone that responds to you is key," says Jeremy Bailenson, who runs Stanford's Virtual Human Interactive Lab.
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"There is a higher chance of people having a conversation about something when they experience it together," Balagamwala told Hyperallergic. Arranged!
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I'm having a conversation about the a series I'm involved in creating about rating each enemy in the original Dark Souls.
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So I've captured this expression in my profile pic to help you imagine that you're already having a conversation with me.
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I'll also be moderating a panel Tuesday morning and then having a conversation onstage with Ancestry CEO Margo Georgiadis Tuesday evening.
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Ndour was having a conversation with teammate Allie Quigley and signaling something with her wrist when Fahy walked into Ndour's arm.
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I was over being propositioned by American tourists at night just because I was having a conversation or doing my job.
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"We were having a conversation with various suppliers, including DeepMind, and this agreement has come out of that," he told us.
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"We were having a conversation at her kitchen counter, and I basically said, 'I want to marry you,'" Mr. McKay said.
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The writers tell stories only they could tell, in voices that sound natural, like you're having a conversation with a friend.
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I don't know how me having a conversation with Tomi Lahren all of a sudden turned into me hating black women.
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"Having a conversation with Annie Wilkes is like hearing a song that's out of key," King writes of Annie in Misery.
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"Having a conversation about money early on is important," says Jason Thacker, head of consumer deposits and payments at TD Bank.
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It is vastly more powerful than any Facebook post or tweet in terms of having a conversation, changing minds, sharing a perspective.
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In those moments, MacCormack suggests doing something positive, like listening to nice music or having a conversation, to help you feel better.
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"We look forward to having a conversation with the DoJ (Department of Justice) about what the correct way forward is," he said.
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Instead of reading the news, or browsing the news, or saving the news for later, you're having a conversation with the news.
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During questioning by defense attorney Steve Trialonas, Bream denied having a conversation with fraternity pledge master Daniel Casey about the initiation plans.
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The exchange was, at times, mystifying, structurally loose and distracting — an id and superego having a conversation over a fuzzy phone connection.
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I will never forget, as a young man in my early 20s, having a conversation with my mentor and later boss, Sen.
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In order to stop such awkward conversations from happening, it's important to keep an open mind while having a conversation with someone.
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But I no longer feel that we are having a conversation about sexual violence, but rather, about how crass many men are.
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This is major for your relationships: a big climax will take place, like finally having a conversation that's been brewing for ages.
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It was late on a Friday afternoon, and a coworker and I were having a conversation, and I laughed at his joke.
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If you're being as honest as you can be, you realize that when you're making anything, you're having a conversation with people.
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I was having a conversation with my own faith, and then also wanting to put that on a set and make something.
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I've lately been having a conversation with friends and fellow writers about the strategic use of stories — stories as propaganda, as weapons.
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So there's a really low barrier for entry, and also it's like ... We're having a conversation and you guys can come listen?
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But what's really hard is having a conversation about, say, how all of the school shooters are men, and why is that.
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For a lot of people, the simple act of meeting a new person and having a conversation with them is an incredible feat.
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I realized that I can collect disparate objects, put them into a framework, and think of them as having a conversation among themselves.
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As Zuckerberg noted in his testimony to Congress this week, it's worth having a conversation about applying the GDPR in the United States.
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Not to mention, Chrissy is funny as hell and this reads more like you are having a conversation with a friend about food.
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It doesn't happen to me often, my mother-in-law had died as well, and the two of them were having a conversation.
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"I was having a conversation with her stepdaddy and her momma and her, my wife, about me taking my children home," said Godbolt.
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"We are definitely having a conversation about this," as officials consider when and whether to trim rates and by how much, Bostic said.
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Women who are having a conversation in English, however, tended to stick with that language even when the content took a negative turn.
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"The (American College of Cardiology) as a whole is having a conversation now about ways to make this career more attractive," Duvernoy said.
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I was having a conversation with a couple of actors who were insisting that what they do is different from what I do.
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" John King, CNN's slicer and dicer of voting returns, declared, "We're having a conversation now that was impossible to have two weeks ago.
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Also, its Contour Theater space has stepped-seating that can be used for exercises classes, presentations, watching movies or just having a conversation.
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Jack O'Donnell, a former president of the Trump Plaza casino in Atlantic City, recalled having a conversation with Mr. Trump about extramarital affairs.
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The video, which has over 27,000 views, shows a park visitor having a conversation with Captain America (not pictured) in American Sign Language.
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In 1790, if we were having a conversation about Haiti becoming a free black republic by 1804, people would have said that's impossible.
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Why are we having a conversation about how to justify the cost of necessary hygiene products when kegs and chardonnay are considered essential!
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That's a trending hashtag right now that we're having a conversation right now saying that men who have this are better and more confident.
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I am interested in utilizing contemporary and historical archives that depict the violence that befalls Black people, because I'm having a conversation around that.
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We're having a conversation about gender now, and how we understand it is markedly more advanced than conversations we were having 25 years ago.
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Having a conversation means the relationship has to go beyond simply pushing messages (though some marketers probably happily define that as a "conversation," too).
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It's friends sitting around the table and people say on social media that they feel like them with their friends just having a conversation.
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On Saturday, May 21, Heard claims that she was having a conversation with two friends when Depp, 52, entered their downtown Los Angeles apartment.
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A landscaper who reported having a conversation with the suspect about the dog and private security footage from the neighborhood helped police identify Wade.
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I remember I was sitting in the car, having a conversation with my partner, and I was just coming down from finishing National Anthem.
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Calling himself "fat" and "overweight," Ramsay recalled having a conversation with his wife about his weight, even viewing old photos of his fuller physique.
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Her photo offers a gateway to having a conversation about breastfeeding for new moms navigating the shared experiences of their bodies after giving birth.
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Protests are a great way to get people's attention, but at some point we have to move from getting attention to having a conversation.
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Using it felt less like having a conversation with a helpful colleague and more like standing in a hellish echo chamber of dissonant voices.
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Ahmed said she and her family were having a conversation in Somali before an employee working at the window asked them to stop yelling.
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Police said the boy told Shortey that he "needed money for spring break" while the two were having a conversation on a messaging app.
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They then each spent 10 minutes having a conversation with one of the people featured in the photos, and afterward, rated the photos again.
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It was basically a sketch I did, just the two characters sitting on a hill having a conversation, but it sums the game up.
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"The fact that we're even having a conversation about a woman trying to terminate a pregnancy is still a big deal," she tells Broadly.
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Another might suggest the parent talk back and forth with the child, responding to their babbling sounds – the first steps in having a conversation.
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I'd been having a conversation with my editors at The Times Magazine about the show, and RuPaul, off and on for about a year.
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It would be much more beneficial to bring lower-profile speakers — having a conversation between two people of opposing views would be much better.
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"Our coverage has recognized Australia is having a conversation about climate change and how to respond to it," the company said in an email.
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And when they have a conversation, it's not like two normal sisters having a conversation, it's both a conversation with words and also physically.
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"I don't do well when people a foot below me try having a conversation with me in an extremely noisy place," Mr. Alperowicz said.
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"Having a conversation about the ability to achieve one's financial goals in a variety of locations can be a very productive exercise," he said.
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By the time Will and Angela were having a conversation about pain and Will was insisting that "wounds need air," I was a mess.
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After a fade-out, viewers encounter a dinner scene between a husband and wife who are having a conversation riddled with tensions and disagreements.
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We're having a conversation about theaters and screens and distribution, but if there aren't interesting stories to fill those screens, the conversation is moot.
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She's having a conversation with Shang that, like that hypothetical Heptapod sentence, begins at both beginning and end and moves back toward its middle.
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"We wish we didn't even need to be having a conversation about this site or that site," Merrill said, referring to online abortion pill sellers.
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However, on Friday, Lewis walked back that statement, saying he would be open to having a conversation with Edward about reuniting if the situation arose.
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Dear Miss Manners: Does one need to make any type of acknowledgment when having a conversation in which both people pronounce the same word differently?
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Movies and VideoIMDbWe've all been in the situation where we're sitting around having a conversation and we can't think of an actor or movie title.
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WHAT IS IT GOING TO INVOLVE IN TERMS OF HOW YOU GO ABOUT HAVING A CONVERSATION WITH THESE CEOs ABOUT WHAT THEIR PRIORITIES SHOULD BE?
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Traditionally, if there are doubts about an applicant's stated homeland, a recording of them having a conversation will be sent to a linguist for verification.
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As Raisman points out, however things appear online, we can never know what's real in someone's life without having a conversation with them about it.
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Whether it's having a conversation with your boss, asking for help or making more time for yourself, moving is better than staying still, Blake says.
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VICE Gaming editor Mike Diver and freelancer Emma Quinlan played through the game separately before having a conversation about its strengths and (very limited) weaknesses.
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Exhibit B: Merkel appeared to roll her eyes at Putin while having a conversation with the Russian leader at the G-20 Summit in July.
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We got video of Draymond and LeBron having a conversation before leaving for the next spot with KD -- but unclear what they were talking about.
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"We were simply having a conversation and I immediately stood up and the keyboard came up to my chest," he said in a court filing.
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I know an unusually large amount of people from New Jersey, and I remember once having a conversation about Bruce Springsteen with one of them.
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"One can't have a conversation about the uptick of nationwide injunctions without having a conversation about the novelty of the policies being enjoined," he said.
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But you don't mention the possibility of having a conversation along these lines, and that's presumably because you don't think it would do any good.
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The embroideries are then incorporated into loose watercolor paintings that compose a portrait of the person (or persons) whom the artist is having a conversation with.
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We were having a conversation earlier today actually about General Electric, a Connecticut-based company whose debt has come under a lot of pressure of late.
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At one point in the book, a young Leia is having a conversation with Amilyn Holdo, who'll debut in The Last Jedi, played by Laura Dern.
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We were having a conversation about Tamika Mallory, who is one of the young leaders of the women's march movement, and we were talking about leadership.
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People aren't dying the way they want to or having their wishes honored...so having a conversation like this is a gift you give your family.
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The actress appeared in the video with her sisters, Mariel and Cisely, and friends, having a conversation over dinner about the importance of their multicultural upbringings.
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"Sometimes taking the screening is the first step before having a conversation with someone," says Theresa Nguyen, Mental Health America's vice president of policy and programs.
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And it's not just Remy — it's Quavo wearing a chef's hat, holding Remy in his hand as if they're having a conversation in the kitchen together.
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But under further questioning, Page acknowledged having a conversation with a separate high-ranking official from Rosneft during his controversial trip to Russia in July 2016.
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But to make sure we're having a conversation anchored in reality, we should also demand greater transparency from police departments regarding their staffing, databases and resources.
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Occasionally, while she's talking or sipping coffee, I have to stop myself from gasping at the sudden realisation I am having a conversation with Sporty Spice.
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CN: I also think one of the only times I feel relaxed in this day and age is when I'm having a conversation with someone, right?
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In a cavernous conference room and four people are having a conversation, it's going to be lower, and we have human powered transcription for those people.
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Mr. Lawrence said that could be done by having a conversation with the individuals behind the complaint and with Mr. Sessions, though pastors have wide flexibility.
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" One thing that really has helped me do this is meeting someone I really respect, having a conversation, and then thinking, like, "Do they know everything?
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Crawford suggested telling the person that you need to talk about a touchy subject and asking if they are open to having a conversation about it.
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But when she's sitting at her table and we're having a conversation as she's smoking a cigarette, we get into so many discussions about her past.
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And Trump and Congress will just be having a conversation amongst themselves -- not with those who can make the deal stronger: our allies and the Iranians.
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Make a plan It may not seem so, but having a conversation about Valentine's Day ahead of time can make the actual day much more romantic.
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It felt like it was a symbol that the director wanted but had no interest in having a conversation about what that symbol represents right now.
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A few months ago I was having a conversation about this kind of spyware (targeted at parents) and I got curious about how it actually works.
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They knocked me out without having a conversation about what I might want—they never asked such questions and I was in a lot of pain.
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I didn't realize how badly students and teachers had tolerated these conditions until one day I was having a conversation with a student in the hallway.
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The textile work – which is predominantly covered in a black and white camouflage print – centers around a photograph of a man and a woman having a conversation.
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There is value in being able to know who you're having a conversation with in a group, and we look forward to briefing the committee on this.
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AND THE TROUBLE WITH THIS CONVERSATION IS I'VE GOT A FED PRESIDENT TO MY LEFT AND WE'RE HAVING A CONVERSATION ABOUT ALCOHOL, FRUIT AND PUNCH AND BOWLS.
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There's the scene in Someday where a black guy and a white guy are having a conversation and one word kind of sets the black guy off.
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We chat a little bit about my work situation, but I'm tired and a little grumpy, so I'm not super interested in having a conversation about it.
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Researcher in the U.S. have come up with an interactive experience that makes users feel like they are having a conversation with a survivor – in real time.
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And remember, he was duped into having a conversation with the Russian pranksters who promised him embarrassing political dirt, naked pictures and everything, of Donald Trump collusion.
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It can get embarrassing: We're having a conversation and I hear you, I see you, I hear what you're saying, but it's not connecting to my brain.
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But I know it goes far deeper than that—we shy away from having a conversation about anything that might allude to the fact that we're struggling.
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Your situation is probably much more nuanced than what I just described, but having a conversation with your advisor around optimizing your locations is a good idea.
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That's a product of the collective uncertainty of our future, but also because Kasher is open to having a conversation about his work instead of being prescriptive.
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We were all having a conversation; there were eight of us total in the van when the driver and passenger both shouted simultaneously, 'What the was that?!
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And those discussions probably require an even more intimate sort of talk — because empathy isn't a realization you come to by having a conversation with the nation.
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Start by having a conversation about your money, talking about how you'd like to live and the changes you'll have to make to support your new lifestyle.
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She's having a conversation with someone we assume is her spouse, but could also very well be a roommate, as the nature of the discussion is vague.
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"We were having a conversation about what we wanted to do with Heaven Hill, and what brands weren't having the light shined on them," Ms. House recalled.
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From our camp and on our twice-daily drives, we'd hear their chorus of grunts, groans and squeaks like a bunch of rusty doors having a conversation.
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However, during the march to victory, his wife recorded her husband having a conversation with campaign aide Rebekah Mason that centered heavily around feeling up Mason's breasts.
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In most cases, this means having a conversation with our nieces and nephews or our siblings to discover who wants these family heirlooms and who doesn&apost.
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Still, she said, "coming to the table and having a conversation is not ideal from Abe's perspective, but it also avoids the worst-case scenario for now."
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"So we're going to point fingers at, chastise, judge people who use the products without having a conversation about the people who make the products?" poses Blay.
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Feeling well equipped, I enter the university atrium and find a woman from the BfV having a conversation with a young woman wearing a headscarf and her companion.
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I and many others have engaged in Twitter conversations, but, let's be honest, having a conversation 140 characters at a time is not really a conversation at all.
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"Nobody likes to feel rejected, and hope springs eternal that by having a conversation, something would change," says Jean Fitzpatrick, LP, a premarital and marital therapist in NYC.
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We were having a conversation — I wasn't like coming out with guns blazing saying it's a gimbal killer, but people thought that we were just hyping it up.
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But there's a beautiful line in the movie that really resonates with me; Christy is having a conversation with her pastor and she says, 'I just don't understand.
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"We were having a conversation as Harvey started coming in and initially wanted to make sure some of our people in Texas were safe," @RogueEPAstaff told BuzzFeed News.
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So we all started having a conversation about what that might be, and I really only had one place that I wanted to take it, which is Netflix.
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But you can't have a conversation about America in any way, shape, or form without having a conversation about slavery and institutional racism that birthed and followed it.
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Everybody has mental health, and we shouldn't be ashamed of it and just having a conversation with a friend or family member can really make such a difference.
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She ended a 2009 visit to China by attending services at a state-sanctioned church, having a conversation with women's rights activists and doing a short Web chat.
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During its Build conference, Microsoft demoed how Skype users will soon be able to start a chat with Cortana and get things done just by having a conversation.
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By sitting next to someone that you previously thought was so different and having a conversation with them, you will begin to recognize the human elements to them.
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It is about having a conversation, as a party, about what our future looks like and how our leadership can best reflect the House we have just won.
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In medicine, Riess is teaching health care providers to match the volume and pace as if they were having a conversation with a friend during a difficult time.
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He liked the idea of getting one story a day, one that felt like you were having a conversation with the reporter, rather than being told a story.
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We all know the feeling of sitting across someone at the dinnertable whose head is buried in a screen, or having a conversation interrupted by a pinging device.
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A new line of contact lenses from Mojo Vision allows you to check a feed of simple data while you're having a conversation or going about your work.
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"I'll never forget having a conversation with my girls: My youngest said if you get elected you're showing me I can do anything," Ms. De La Isla said.
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" Ru speculated, "It feels like you're having a conversation in your own head, and you use your cleverness as a way to keep people from coming any closer.
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"We had been having a conversation throughout our union that I think was mirrored culturally and socially about the damage that NDAs cause in workplaces," Ms. DeCarava said.
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"A bipartisan group of friends were having a conversation about how noisy and dishonest the conversation in Washington has become," said Carina Koldony, who hand delivered the cakes.
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As an American, I have become used to keeping eye contact with the person with whom I'm having a conversation; to look away would indicate shiftiness or untrustworthiness.
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"It was mostly women just having a conversation about food and how they felt, and I remember listening to other people and supporting other people," Ms. Grossman said.
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In a different area of the same city, a woman standing on a street corner having a conversation was shot in the leg during a drive-by shooting.
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Facebook argues that all of these features make having a conversation on the Portal more natural than standard video calls, but I don't think it quite goes that far.
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And I find it really interesting that we're not having a conversation as a culture about how it's impacting us, because I really do think it's impacting people's behavior.
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I'd expect similar behavior from the men and women around Jon, but so far Davos is the only person who seems to think it's worth having a conversation about.
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We&aposre having a conversation at what the Republicans want right now would be criminalizing a woman&aposs right to choose and what to do with our own body.
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Ultimately, it's hard to imagine anyone having a reaction other than fury to finding out they've been secretly put on the internet while having a conversation in a taxi.
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Having a conversation with someone completely different from you, whether that's a young and ambitious Beijing entrepreneur or a Naxi farmer on the other side of China, is humbling.
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"And I look forward to having a conversation with my colleagues and with Democratic leadership to further discuss what I consider to be adverse consequences of such a policy."
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" He described this approach as "the human way": If you were having a conversation with a person, "You wouldn't try to assume what the person did over the weekend.
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Imagine booking a flight by simply texting an airline (some are already preparing for that future) or finding the right restaurant by having a conversation with a Yelp bot.
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I really didn't feel like having a conversation with this particular gentleman, but getting that commission could make or break the budget of this here single mom of two.
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The exhibit, which was shown at Made in Space in Copenhagen last month, features two chatbots having a conversation in different languages, Swedish and Italian, translated through Google Translate.
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Having a conversation with them on Twitter is not often fun, and entire memes have been created to describe the experience of a conversation that spirals out of control.
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But I think it's important that he brought that issue up to America, as other activists have done, and it's important that we keep having a conversation about it.
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" Pierson also denied ever having a conversation about the tape, adding that "the reason Omarosa is facing a wrath of contradiction is because she can't keep her lies straight.
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Having a conversation with Mistajam, my manager Cal, and Scully (Mistajam's producer and friend of mine from Reprezent) made me realize that it really has all been worth it.
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I've never seen anything like this, someone calling the President from a mobile phone at a restaurant, and then having a conversation of this level of candor, colorful language.
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She ended up having a conversation with her son about the dangers of using the device, confiscated his, and her son admitted he knew it was wrong to vape.
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In fact, you and i were sitting here having a conversation and you were telling me how much you like the card and how it was changing your behavior.
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Martin Murray, who lives in neighboring Bow, came down for a taco and a beer and ended up having a conversation with Elizabeth Warren about single payer and slavery.
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Having a conversation about estate planning with your parent or parents could be uncomfortable, but it will save your family lots of heartache and even money in the future.
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In that scene where Quinn was comatose, and Carrie and Dar were having a conversation by his bedside about how Quinn was originally recruited into the Central Intelligence Agency.
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"But the hope is that they'll understand the importance of having a conversation and talking about these things as we agreed in the original Singapore agreement," the official said.
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Ms. Hernandez described seeing Mr. Hernandez having a conversation, even moving his hands, although no one was with him, and she recalled hearing him screaming loudly in his sleep.
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In Biloxi, he sometimes appeared to be having a conversation with himself— asking a question, answering it, then second-guessing himself with a shrug and a note of uncertainty.
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In one room, hanging linen drums cast an illumination soft and diffuse but not dim—perfect for having a conversation about, say, a Sotheby's auction or the kids' tuition.
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Watching it is a bit like having a conversation with an ardent and intelligent Brontë devotee, whose passion almost matches that of the pen-wielding sisters who inspired it.
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I was having a conversation with Elisabeth a couple of days ago — all I know is that it's going to make season 1 look like a walk in the park.
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The final, inevitable step towards getting a raise is having a conversation with your manager — as soon as possible if you want to take advantage of the current labor market.
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And while there are certainly more rude uses of technology — try staring down at your phone every five seconds while having a conversation — AirPods are creating new digital etiquette dilemmas.
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In fact, talking to him both on the way to the bar—mainly about Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska—and inside it, is more like having a conversation with an old friend.
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People are really, really focused with the words and the experience you're trying to create with the words, so it can feel like you're having a conversation with a person.
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"Putin is having a conversation with the Russian government," said Robert Orr, the dean of the University of Maryland School of Public Policy and a special adviser to Mr. Ban.
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Sujata Fretz, a physician in Denver, said she found herself having a conversation with her 13-year-old son about marijuana that was shaped by the proliferation of the industry.
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For the first time, researchers have recorded two Black Sea bottlenose dolphins having a 'conversation' with each other, and their communication appears to be far more sophisticated than we thought.
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He hopes that based on the goodwill of offering this education for free, that startups who participate may end up having a conversation with a16z about possibly getting an investment.
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But having a conversation about all this not only means accepting that the people already living here will stay here — it also means that America ought to care about them.
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If a person says, "I just bought a ranch in Montana," and you reply with, "I have an island in the Caribbean," you're not having a conversation, you're just talking s---.
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And even the fact that we would be having a conversation about why an intelligent woman would want to wear makeup, when you step back and think about it, it's absurd.
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He used the n-word again just several days later in front of two black employees who work in Netflix's human resources department while having a conversation about the original offense.
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It's worth noting that you'll still want to take off your headphones when having a conversation — not due to the possibility of missing anything so much as looking like a jerk.
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I think most of my friends, if they want to refer to me when having a conversation with someone else, could say "techno Antti" so they know [it's me] straight away.
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But young bands record at my studio and I'll be having a conversation, like we are, with one of the band guys, and he'll just be swipe swipe swipe swipe swipe.
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"Shouldn't we be having a conversation about Facebook paying for the quality journalism that's out there," CNN senior media correspondent Brian Stelter pushed back about the company's relationship with news outlets.
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The Apple Watch app will solve the problem of people having to take out their phone every time they switch tents or go from listening to music to having a conversation.
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"I've never seen anything like this, someone calling the President from a mobile phone at a restaurant, and then having a conversation of this level of candor, colorful language," he said.
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I can't remember ever having a conversation where we said something couldn't be done—the books talked about a number of issues that really weren't talked about in commercial kids' fiction.
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" Belcher, who is black, added that "when Trump stands in front of his audiences and says, 'I'm going to give you back your country,' he is having a conversation about race.
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If the idea of having a conversation about any of these things makes you excited, then you're probably already in a good position to ask for what you deserve during your review.
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Throughout the date I'd accumulated a dozen texts from Chiara, having a conversation with herself about how the date was going and if it was still going and what I was thinking.
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And it's worth having a conversation to find out so that they can have a healthy relationship with their sex life that isn't driven by porn [but] driven by their own desires.
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I started out by having a conversation with with one professional soldier who had served in Iraq and Afghanistan, and he brought in a lot of the guys he'd been serving with.
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"I'm having a conversation with [Mercurio] in about ten days or something, when I'm back in the country, and we are just going to chat through some ideas," David Budd's portrayer confirmed.
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" Pete Buttigieg: "Look, it's worth having a conversation about border security in the context of comprehensive immigration reform, but President Trump is wrong in his approach on this issue, at every point.
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So there's no way that I can go a week without having a conversation with Greg or Jim White or anyone in that part of the organization and likewise with Ben's organization.
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I don't have all the answers on the most effective way for this to work, but I am figuring it out, and I do believe it is worth having a conversation about.
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While something like "Old Town Road" is having a conversation with the music that immediately preceded it, the roots of country rap in its current form date back to the early 22013s.
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A San Diego man has pleaded guilty to felony hate crime charges after assaulting a Syrian teenager on a trolley due to the teen having a conversation in Arabic with a friend.
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The idea that "in 2018 we are still having a conversation" about election staff members analyzing signatures, he added later, "is preposterous in a world that now includes biometrics and block chain."
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"It's shocking that we're even having a conversation comparing Trump to Berlusconi and his antecedent strongmen of Italy, a long line that runs all the way back to Caesar," Mr. Eisen said.
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The idea that, what's even more uncomfortable having a conversation face to face with a person you don't want to, is if they're half-naked during it, while you're having to do it.
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"I don't think I, as a writer, feel comfortable having a conversation that would give Barbie a singular point of view, because we're about bringing everybody together," said Mattel executive producer Julia Pistor.
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It's deep inside, I don't think about it all the time but if I find myself near women having a conversation about their childbirths, it can trigger a massive panic attack in me.
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There's a lot to unpack here — you've got a corpse-like Swift emerging from her own grave and having a conversation with her past selves, and that's just the tip of the iceberg.
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And so this trend [of exclusion] continues, but I think that for me, it's less about having a conversation about what's wrong and more about an opportunity to just start doing [the work].
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"The hardest part of having a conversation surrounding police shootings in America, it always feels like in America if you take a stand for something, you automatically are against something else," Noah says.
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The idea is that speaking to an assistant shouldn't be about performing fact-based queries via voice, but having a conversation, explained Amazon Fire TV VP Marc Whitten, in a conversation at CES.
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This is ultimately what Pullstring is trying to help facilitate when you are having a conversation with your pizza parlor, your hairdresser or, potentially, the automated meter-maid that ticketed your car. Again.
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The idea that, what's even more uncomfortable having a conversation face to face with a person you don't want to, as if they're half-naked during it, while you're having to do it.
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Parents can get into a pattern of paying for their children's expenses without ever having a conversation about it, according to Aaron Thompson, a financial advisor at AGT Wealth Management in Annapolis, Maryland.
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I was having a conversation with some friends recently, and we were saying how in all of our classes, we kind of always think, What's the emergency route gonna be if something happens?
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"The way we see it, it's not just a way to notify people, it's a way to have a mechanism for having a conversation with players," Blackstorm Labs co-founder Ernestine Fu said.
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And I surfaced this reality in my own family, having a conversation with Dante about how he had to comport himself and deal with the realities ... and there was controversy at that moment.
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Many of those who screamed for Kelly to be ostracized from media for simply having a conversation about blackface didn't feel anything should happen to Northam or Trudeau for actually committing the act.
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"To actually believe that having a conversation with Nigel Farage and his henchmen about wind energy is going to change Scottish government policy is on the outer limits of possibility," Mr. Salmond said.
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HR: How do you think Democrats are doing in putting ideas on the table and having a conversation that's relevant for people and presenting a real alternative to what the Republicans are doing?
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On Thursday, however, he told McCarthy that watching the current season is making him miss Pulos, and, he says, he's open to having a conversation with her if she would reach out to him.
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Whether or not you need testing (and what kind you need) really comes down to having a conversation with your doctor — and if necessary, a genetic counselor — about your medical history and risk factors.
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They're pieces you don't notice on other people until you're having a conversation with them — chain necklaces, simple rings, and pretty hoops that become as much a part of your body as a tattoo.
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And if your partner chooses to hold their button down for four seconds and "cancel your desire," you'll be left thinking about what's going on inside their head instead of simply having a conversation.
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No. But we have this place in common, and as we multitask playing the game and having a conversation, suddenly our little hearts open up to one another in the safety of the island.
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We start the show by having a conversation with each other where we just check in about our lives, and even though we're really close friends, we always learn something new about each other.
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Or you could be having a conversation with your friend and if they play "O Fortuna" or really dramatic Lord of the Rings music behind it, it looks like you're having a huge fight.
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I was having a conversation with one of my long-term customers—an 85-year-old widow who always seemed very angry and bitter—when she confessed that she had never loved her husband.
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" AH: "I think one of the best selling points about the movie is that we've been having a conversation about it for two years and either we're dumb, or this movie just holds up.
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IBM would probably be better served aiming its commercials at the enterprises it sells to, rather than the general public, who may be impressed by a talking box having a conversation with a star.
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But it also beautifully captures the peculiar rhythms of having a conversation while stoned, from Darlene waxing rhapsodic about the power of the bad movie they're watching to Elliot's heavy-lidded, slow-motion drawl.
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If you're on your front porch having a conversation with your neighbors, you would have a certain kind of conversation because you would know that the people you're talking to are actually your neighbors.
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When Henri Matisse made a line drawing of a jazz subject, he was not "imagining it," but rather "having a conversation with these great jazz musicians" whom he met on trips to New York.
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They can get a bit insecure about it, but I think that just having a conversation and [telling them] that it's not them, they're good enough, and that it's something you want to try.
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When Cardi B was photographed having a conversation with Nicki Minaj at the Met Gala on Monday evening, fans of both rappers were left wondering exactly what was said — and if they'd ever find out.
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Most generic brain training apps, games, puzzles and so on are still not going to be that helpful, or do anything that wouldn't happen by just having a conversation or doing something interesting you enjoy.
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"We, as a society, should be having a conversation about where to draw the lines," Nathan Freed Wessler, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union's Project on Speech, Privacy, and Technology, told BuzzFeed News.
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DAVID JOLLY, FORMER FLORIDA REPRESENTATIVE: However this ultimately turns out, I think it&aposs safe to say tonight that Democrats should begin having a conversation about who they want to be speaker of the House.
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What have you learned, if anything, about how to effectively communicate with people who disagree with your political views, who might not be interested in having a conversation, and whose values you might find reprehensible?
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The very fact that someone was standing on Heidelberg Street in the middle of the afternoon at all, having a conversation with someone who grew up here, got directly to the heart of the project.
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"I'm not saying I need to become a plumber myself, but I felt I was getting the short end of the stick every time I was having a conversation, especially as a woman," she said.
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" Soon I'd given up all pretense of having a conversation, and by the time the soaring chorus kicked in you bet I was singing: "It's gonna take a lot to drag me away from you!
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"You could argue how do you measure these films, but that's definitely balanced by the simple joy of being here watching films that are new, watching them with consideration and then having a conversation," Miller said.
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Limit your worries and allow yourself to enjoy your last hour before bed by reading a good book or having a conversation with your partner, or calling up a friend and having a good gossip session.
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"I'll be having a conversation with somebody, maybe a little argument with them and then throw it in their face: 'Well, I wrote that song about you so see you later,' " he said with a laugh.
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"So many women you match with don't reply to messages, so this was just a way to focus my time on women who were genuinely interested in having a conversation in the first place," said Long.
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Yesterday if you mentioned the words "Russia and Trump," you were probably having a conversation about the enduring allegations that the Russians somehow colluded with the Trump campaign and that they somehow tipped the 2016 election.
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Following Prince Harry's discussion of undergoing therapy to deal with his grief after the 1997 death of Princess Diana, his brother Prince William has joined in by having a conversation about mental health challenges with Gaga.
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I think it is okay to make these kinds of mistakes and learn from them by having a conversation about why it's a bad idea to prop up an anti-abortion group within a feminist march.
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"I remember having a conversation with Frances McDormand about the inclusion rider at a party during awards season, and then she's onstage saying it to the world, and it becomes a call to action," Thompson said.
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He tells me stories about eccentric family members and his lack of marketing acumen with the ease and candor of someone who's simply happy to be having a conversation about music, art, or anything at all.
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"I think it's worth having a conversation as a society as to whether we want our morality to be under the control of algorithms whose purpose is to make money for giant tech companies," she adds.
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I remember back in the 70s, when the Doobies were touring a lot, having a conversation with some of the guys in the band about music that we didn't necessarily... that we secretly loved, you know?
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Rather than allowing your fear to amplify any sensation that you're having, you're having a conversation with me, you're asking yourself, Why isn't this guy treating me with judgment and stigma like I expected him to?
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The conversation is kind of hard to follow, and that's probably because the clips from the episode are stitched together to make it seem like it's only the Talosian alien and Captain Pike having a conversation.
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"Well, if they're anticipating anything — like eating chocolate or having a conversation — that's not something you typically have conscious control over," Judson Brewer, a neuroscientist and psychiatrist at Brown University who specializes in addiction, told me.
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I had to come up with a protocol and work very closely with them—they had a secret symbol that they could flash if they were having a conversation and they didn't want us to film it.
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"Then word goes out and now you're having a conversation with this whole queue of people, all the time slowly moving towards the cabinet that's empty — and then knowing that everybody's going to be listening," she said.
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A lot of times I can mend the situation but having a conversation with the subject but more than once I have been yelled at, asked my age and/or told how to to do my job.
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"We [were] talking about me taking my children ... I was having a conversation with her step-daddy and her mama and her, my wife, about me taking my children home," Godbolt said while still surrounded by officers.
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Lynch said in July she did "regret sitting down and having a conversation with [Bill Clinton], because it did give people concern," Lynch told CNN at the time, referring to the Justice Department's conduct of the investigation.
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Clearly he's aware of this also, allowing it to serve as a way for him to communicate messages to people, like in this recent video of him having a conversation with a group of paparazzi outside LAX.
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Back in 1999 I was having a conversation with a colleague with whom I imagined an organic UI. We were defining a user interface that changed itself in step with the increasing knowledge of the individual user.
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"If you're having a conversation with anybody on earth about a stock and tell them good information about a stock, it's probably not going to be somebody you just walked up to on the street," he said.
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Of course, that also means it's more or less impossible for Viber to offer any kind of "personal assistant" or actively provide help when you are having a conversation, in the way Messenger and Google Allo do.
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With every look, every single piece has always been designed here, under this one roof in this all-female studio, so I try and make it like they are all having a conversation, talking to one another.
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The articles were accessible, informative and relatable, and, perhaps even more important, the editors never talked down to their readers or shamed them; I always felt like I was having a conversation with my wise older sister.
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I try not to look at the crowd, hoping this will trick me into thinking that I'm having a conversation with the interviewer seated next to me, that there isn't a room full of people listening in.
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He assumes that his intimate commentary on women's bodies is always welcome, no matter who might be listening — as the leaked audio, in which Trump is having a conversation with an acquaintance in a professional setting, demonstrates.
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Hecox, 27, said he called the representative to figure out what was happening and only while having a conversation did he find out that it wasn't just one of his flights that was canceled, but all of them.
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Jupiter and Pluto are having a conversation with the sun, and that's highlighting the need to get our egos in check so we can get what we want, communicate our truths, or just have fun without alienating others.
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"I think having a conversation about the Green New Deal is a good thing — and to do it in a thoughtful and a polite and a respectful way," Perry said during a panel at CERAWeek by IHS Markit.
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Twitter, which today reported disappointing earnings at a critical time for Wall Street's faith in the company, is now telling investors one of its core functions — having a conversation with someone — is confusing and needs to be revamped.
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You guys are insistent on having a conversation about race, and telling us that we should see, and implying that we should see race everywhere, and I don't agree with that," Owens told Ball, referring to "white, liberals.
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We have to develop language for having a conversation that centers on the deconstruction of fear and the elevation of public health and safety, rather than solely on the right to purchase and possess particular kinds of weapons.
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"It's just about having a conversation but having it gently, and with the kind of respect that lets them know that you know that it's their house and you're asking for it, not entitled to something," he said.
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My therapist and I were having a conversation and she was like, 'Briana, you need to do something,' and I realized that I do, but it goes back to my earlier point where I consider this a moment.
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In some of her videos, she's touched on the difficulty of having a conversation sexual in nature with Indian parents, whom she plays herself—dressing up as the quintessential Indian mom and dad to play Paramjeet and Manjeet.
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" Reynolds saw the show as a social construction itself, with "a lot of language and trust barriers that I wanted to see in a room together having a 'conversation,' or wanted to make the audience have a conversation about.
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The end result for consumers is a "generated person" (as co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer Kevin Lenane described it) that they can talk to, verbally or not, as if they were having a conversation with a real person.
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If your door has a lock you should lock it, obviously, but if your housemates are a little too comfortable walking into your room, it's worth having a conversation about respecting personal space when your bedroom door is closed.
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The H4’s don't have active noise cancelation, but they are isolating: With the volume at about 35% I found that I couldn’t hear everyday noises and even people having a conversation quite close to me.
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On Monday, Entertainment Tonight co-anchor Nancy O'Dell revealed that her former co-host emailed her an apology three weeks ago about the tape, which featured Bush and President Donald Trump having a conversation that was demeaning towards women.
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"I've never seen anything like this, someone calling the President from a mobile phone at a restaurant, and then having a conversation of this level of candor, colorful language," Holmes told investigators during his closed door deposition on Friday.
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"I've never seen anything like this, someone calling the president from a mobile phone at a restaurant, and then having a conversation of this level of candor, colorful language," Holmes said according to a testimony that was released Monday.
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Dr. Goldman suggests having a conversation that makes clear that no one else's eating habits need to change, but that perhaps other family members could be open to trying new foods and increasing their intake of fruits and vegetables.
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I was just having a conversation with one of the students who was occupying the president's office [in mid-December], and he is a left-leaning kid who has been caught up in a lot of social justice stuff.
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"If at any point we feel like something feels weird or uncomfortable, or [we] say 'This doesn't feel right,' he's so open to having a conversation about it," Gabrielle, who brings to life witch-y cool girl Prudence Night, explains.
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"I get really frustrated by really casual references to people, and it happens all the time, where you'll be having a conversation with someone who will refer to an elderly relative as someone who has 'lost their marbles,' " she said.
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"I don't want to age him, but it was like talking to my dad, or sitting down and having a conversation like I've done 100 times with my grandfather," Jacobson, who is married with two young sons, said of Williams.
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So it could be a nice addition for people who like to figure out what to watch by having a conversation with their remote, and, at the very least, it should be an improvement over voice searching with a Roku.
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But when so much information about the artist in question is held back, it's impossible to say for sure without having a conversation about agency—about how much the girl behind the character is involved the character she is playing.
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So I decided that having a conversation with clients and their loved ones to form a sort of checklist to follow when it comes to the end-of-life situation isn't going too far — it is part of my job.
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The swipe has often been characterized as a gamification of dating apps, wherein the swipe itself (casting aside one card to see who's lurking on the next card) is just as fun as having a conversation with one of your matches.
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Matt Spicer, who directed the film from a script he co-wrote with David Branson Smith, remarked after the film's premiere that he and Smith came up with the idea after having a conversation about how much they loved Instagram.
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"I don't know how they would be able to determine that there was nothing in the box just from pictures they had seen or just from me having a conversation with them," Jones said in a telephone interview Thursday night.
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Regardless, if the people you're supposedly having a conversation with practically need to treat you like a hostile witness to get you to engage, it could be a sign that you need to do some work on your emotional intelligence.
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Protective measuresProactive measures have so far included making more disposable gloves and disinfectant wipes available to AWS data center workers, the contractor says, as well as new rules around not standing within six feet of colleagues while having a conversation.
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I have seen how CEOs can be such great American citizens, not to mention corporate citizens, but we've got to start having a conversation in this country like what, how are we going to measure the success of the tech sector?
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There's this passage early in my book where I mention one of Plato's dialogues where Socrates says: Yeah, it's great to write this down and read it, but it's ultimately like having a conversation with a statue or a painting.
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We're having a public conversation, but there's four of us on stage, which means we can have a more controlled, safe conversation where all of the lovely folks in the audience can't come yell in our ears while we're having a conversation.
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"Part of that analysis is going to result in us having a conversation where we want to make it loud and clear that unreliable pollsters will not be invited back to the DCCC," Lujan told reporters Thursday at the Democrats' retreat in Baltimore.
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Green was also concerned with bills increasing as a result of students turning to data usage, so she hopes parents will take the necessary steps and address the issue by having a conversation about managing data and social media usage with their children.
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The only attempt I ever made at having a conversation with her about sex was me asking her about oral sex when I was 15, and she got super pissed off, so I never made another attempt to ask her about it again.
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" The experience begins with one having a conversation with the person controlling the machine — I want to call her a caregiver — who placed headphones over my ears and a panic button in my hand, and gave me a choice of "hard or soft.
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We can entertain ourselves behind screens; and, perhaps the thing most severely changing group dynamics is texting rather than picking up the phone and having a conversation or communicating, if you call it that, through Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest – you name it.
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"I think so far what has been done is not been as much as we should do, so we're having a conversation with various members who come from the regions affected by Maria, by Irma, by Harvey, by wildfires, other natural disasters," Sen.
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I guess you could say I was still technically posing in front of the male gaze, but after a while, it was just the camera lens and me having a conversation with each other — me moving, it clicking and beeping in affirmation.
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But doing so, he argues, will be a tremendous challenge: When Trump stands up in front of his audience at rallies during the campaign and tells them he's going to give them their country back, Trump is having a conversation about race.
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Find the moderators who are open to having a conversation and are not just going to scream at the other side, and actually have a conversation about these different issues, and see if you can bring people together a little bit more.
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"I think so far what has been done has not been as much as we should do, so we're having a conversation with various members who come from the regions affected by Maria, by Irma, by Harvey, by wildfires, other natural disasters," Sen.
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" Sanford identified a number of those areas during his CNN appearance on Monday, saying he thinks his party is "not having a conversation on debt, deficit and government spending, which used to be a cornerstone to what the Republican Party was about.
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"It's as simple as having a conversation with your partner and you're talking about what takeaway to order of an evening and, as natural as that conversation is, a voice assistant like Amazon Alexa will join in with your conversation," she said.
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"If we hadn't closed when we did, I wouldn't have wanted to be having a conversation with anyone about why more kids were sick and we didn't do our best to keep students safe," said Armstrong of Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy.
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"At some point, I think we were having a conversation about Plato's allegory of the cave, and I started to think more about shadow, which fit in with the silhouettes I was drawing, so [it was] a progression from that," Dyrlaga tells Creators.
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My heavy, frequent brain fog makes it hard to stay focused when I'm having a conversation and essential tasks like getting out of bed, putting on clothes and leaving the house for an hour often leave me wiped out for the rest of the day.
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"Unlike our opponent, who basically will take into account only those who contribute millions and millions of dollars to her campaign, he's actually having a conversation with the people of this country, the hardworking men and women who made this country great," Trump Jr said.
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Matt Spicer, who directed the film from a script he co-wrote with David Branson Smith, remarked after the film's Sundance premiere in January that the two of them came up with the idea after having a conversation about how much they loved Instagram.
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If you get a phone call on a landline phone, you're kind of ... It wouldn't interrupt you while you're out having a conversation with somebody else in person, it wouldn't interrupt you when you're out for a walk or climbing that mountain for noble purposes.
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I was having a conversation with the president or president-elect that touched on the F.B.I.'s core responsibilities, and that involved the president or president-elect personally, so they weren't about policy questions or things like that, but they were about personal issues.
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Q: I'm going to take you back to the point at which you are having a conversation with the defendant in his hotel room at the Peninsula with regards to the fact that you were now in a different relationship, a relationship with someone else.
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Upon returning to reality, my sleep became a grisly vortex of sweating, brain zaps, and night terrors, which reached its apex when I was floating in an orange dreamscape and having a conversation with my conscience, who told me I was a terrible person.
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Does that make you ... Louie: Sometimes, and sometimes not because I don't really send anything that I need to disappear, but if we're having a conversation, I go to do something for like five minutes, come back and I forget what I was talking about.
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I spent a decade as a producer, and I grew up listening to NPR in the backseat of my parents' car, and I felt this ... You know when you go to a bar and you're having a conversation with your friends and you're really connecting with them?
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Nothing matters more to me than learning from great people, and when you're having a conversation with someone whose opinion you trust and value, and whose work you admire, it can help outline what success means to you, and the goals that you are working towards.
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I realized for me that non-space was the subconscious, and for the figure to emerge from it, while kind of having a conversation with Renaissance lighting in painting, I could create a portrait that has presence as well as functions from a potential dream state in my mind.
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"In the midst of a prolonged rural recession and crop damage from devastating weather events, we should be having a conversation about how to strengthen and improve crop insurance, not weaken the policies that so many of America's farmers rely on," a coalition of seven crop insurance groups said.
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ABOUT THE DOLPHINS (6-9): Gase and Jarvis Landry each downplayed a deeper meaning to a sideline spat in last week's 29-13 loss at Kansas City, with the coach saying "it's part of the game - it just happens" while the wideout said he was merely having a conversation.
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But it might be worth having a conversation with whomever the most relevant manager is, to assure that person that you will be as productive as ever — or even more so, if you can make a case that, let's say, your work would benefit from occasional strategic solitude.
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We can use our expert replacement test: If you are having a conversation about rape with someone who says, "as a rape victim," her claim to managerial standing, unlike any informational claim she might make, will in no way be undermined by the presence of a rape researcher.
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While handcuffed on the side of a road, a man whom The Clarion-Ledger identified as Mr. Godbolt said he had been "having a conversation" at a home in Bogue Chitto about "me taking my children home" when a police officer arrived, apparently having been called by a neighbor.
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DO YOU THINK WE'RE GOING TO GET -- WE'RE HAVING A CONVERSATION AROUND THE DESK TODAY AT THE BEGINNING OF OUR SHOW SAYING, LOOK, THIS IS THE GREAT AMERICAN STOCK MARKET REPRESENTING WHAT IS A VERY STRONG ECONOMY, ESPECIALLY IN THE FACE OF ALL THESE OTHER ISSUES AROUND THE WORLD.
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There are all sorts of ways that men cross women's physical boundaries, and I think that it's really important that we're having a conversation about that, because for so long it was like, okay, he kissed you, and you didn't want him to and you tried to push him away.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) said it was worth having a conversation about the issue.
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In addition to that, we need to be having a conversation of how can the tools of modern technology that are transforming every part of our life and our society be deployed to lift up and support those who are fundamentally locked out of prosperity and opportunity in the world?
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"Having a conversation with boys about masculinity, around the pressures places on them culturally and in peer groups to act in certain ways and giving them tools to challenge that and different responses when they feel like they are at risk of engaging in at risk or disrespectful behaviour," he explained.
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It's different when … you can curse people out on your device and it's not a big deal, but if we're sitting here having a conversation, the likelihood that you're going to curse me out is less likely, so I think things have changed a lot and technology has changed things.
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Their wide ranging chat touches on creativity, love and reality TV. "I was just having a conversation with someone about 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta,' and I was saying how I love that show and think it's so brilliant because it's the woman that was represented in my childhood in Houston," Knowles said.
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There are plenty of articles touting the supposed benefits of meditation practices — ranging from from "charting new pathways in the brain" to remaining in a zen-like state when having a conversation about politics — and in recent years the market for mental wellness and meditation services has grown to more than $1 billion.
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This is the greatest nation on the face of the earth and I&aposm a great patriot and defender of this country and we need to start having a conversation that I think the far left is not willing to have and I think that the rule of law and-- MACCALLUM: Understood.
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You know, she's looking for her bag, they're having a conversation and she's looking for her bag she can't find her bag and she appears to be really quite distressed and Appelbaum forcibly attempts to try and kiss her, grabs her arm and her backside and makes a move for her breasts.
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And that one, I'm trying to remember, I do actually think this is not true with all of the songs, but this in particular, the first line of the song was the first idea of the song, of having a conversation about dental hygiene and sort of realizing that it's not a joke.
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But I don't think that many of these activities can fully be appreciated when experienced online only: I feel like, especially with personal relationships, it's important to ground yourself in the moment, to look someone in the eye while having a conversation or sharing an experience — that is something that can't be replicated.
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"In the case of Jurrell Casey, I think our head coach (Mike Vrabel) and general manager (Jon Robinson) are interested in having a conversation after he gets back from the United Kingdom," Titans CEO and team president Steve Underwood said at a sports authority meeting in Nashville on Thursday, according to the Tennessean.
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Suppose a man and I are having a conversation about recent events, and suppose I introduce one of my statements with "As a woman, …" He knew that he was talking to a woman from the beginning of the conversation, but now, all of a sudden, I am speaking to him as a woman.
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Whitney and Audrey having a conversation about the patriarchy on the plane, and how #MeToo is changing the status quo, is a bit ham-fisted but I felt so glad to see it because it was the only exchange in the episode that didn't feel like it came from an upside-down world.
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And a lot of people have used this metaphor, I don't mean to suggest that I'm the first one to come up with it, but if you are having a conversation at work and you float an idea and your boss says, "Let's put a pin in that for now," you know what that means.
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"An ultimate goal could be similar to what you'd expect on broadcast TV where people are having a conversation, and in real time, we're able to detect a bad phase and beep it out for users who don't want to see that," explains Rob Smith, a program manager on the Xbox Live engineering team.
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If the singer and I were actually introduced and were having a conversation, I wouldn't hesitate to tell her how amazing I thought she was, but I wouldn't go out of my way to approach her just to say how much I love her, especially when dozens of people are vying for the same attention.
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In the worst-case scenario, that means you may end up having a conversation with a friend that's really just two bots talking to each other, but ideally, the response you would've typed is there already and you can save yourself a few taps (which is especially useful when you are on the go).
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They were very interested in having a conversation about what I thought was really important to build now, and that was very encouraging to me, that there actually were VC investors out there who were not just looking for the 10X billion dollar valuation but also wanted to find something new inside of their investment.
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Meryl: Chuck was really good about sitting down and having a conversation about what it would look like to have a different car that was more reliable — and also, because Chuck has a son, I don't think either of us wanted me to be driving his son in a car that wasn't super reliable.
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The idea this time around is simply to think about pairing wines with foods, determining what you like best and why, considering the relevancy of specific pairings and having a conversation about the whole issue, all while eating and drinking really well, because what can be better than roast chicken and a good wine?
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Sports, for the most part, are dumb and boring, and heterosexual cisgender men like to pretend these games are somehow more intellectual than me watching Lisa Vanderpump and Adrienne Maloof fight at a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion even though nothing requires more skill and agility than having a conversation with Lisa "Bobby Fischer" Vanderpump.
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We're desperately trying to put things into boxes and separate ourselves from someone and say, "I'm right, you're wrong, this is good and that's bad," and draw black-and-white distinctions as opposed to just kind of having a conversation about all of the nuances and the grays and all the ways in which we're different.
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Of course, some of the episode's musings on the topic were pretty overt, between Philip's memories of his own father, the Mischa and Henry storylines, and even the stuff with Philip and Tuan, playing football outside (Philip's celebratory fist pumps!) and then having a conversation over McDonald's fries about how Philip is basically an absentee dad.
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"That starts with going and having a conversation with [cities] and ensuring that if we fall within any regulations that already exist or working together to figure out, 'Okay, if this is something new, innovation is in a place where its outpaced regulation, and there's a need for regulation, let's figure out what that should look like,'" he says.
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"If my going to therapy and figuring this all out is making me resentful towards my mom, which is not how I want to feel and it's not how I want to treat her, then I feel like it is worth having a conversation with her, just to let her know that's not my intention," she said.
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Throughout the course of the footage, he keeps describing the atmosphere as "heavy, dude" (420!), but probably the best part is when a co-ghost hunter definitely gets possessed and Post moves slowly, but deliberately, away from him, like someone he kind of knows but is trying to avoid having a conversation with at the supermarket.
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So the idea is to go around and pre-qualify people who we think will meet the criteria by simply having a conversation with them and trying to get a feeling of who they are, whether or not they seem like they're stable, seeing if they have an ID and if they'd pass a background check.
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She tore into the young woman, saying that Madi had made the family wait 3 hours before coming to meet them (because she was having a conversation with Peter outside) and that she told the Webers that she wouldn't accept a proposal from Peter (because she was still not sure how compatible they were long-term).
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"We need to be having a conversation of how can the tools of modern society that are transforming every part of our life and our society be deployed to lift up and support those who are fundamentally locked out of prosperity and opportunity in the world," Shah said during a wide-ranging discussion about philanthropy with Recode's Teddy Schleifer.
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It was an honor to speak about Lin's career path, but later I became disappointed that those same publications and radio shows saw me only as someone who could bring value when it came to discussing this topic that was unfamiliar to them, when in fact I am more than capable of having a conversation solely about basketball.
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And I think that it is worth having a conversation about what exactly is going on with this investigation, how much has been going on, how long people are expected to wait to find out whether there&aposs anything, and whether there is such political bias inherent in the investigation -- the latest updates we got were that Mueller was digging into tweets.
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"Personally for me, I came here to be a part of the Lakers organization, having a conversation with Magic and really kind of breaking it down and saying how we were going to make this 'Showtime' again, and I wanted to be part of that process," James recalled of the meeting he had with Johnson that influenced him to join the Lakers.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) did not endorse Sanders's proposal on felon voting, but said it was worth having a conversation about the issue.
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And if you&aposre having a conversation with a Trump-loving relative who claims that the president has finally raised wages for American workers without raising the federal minimum wage, gently point out that the vast majority of wage growth that the economy has seen is due to the $15 minimum wages that have been implemented in cities and states around the country.
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"I have no obligation to be honest with the media," Lewandowski said with a straight face when, under questioning, he was forced to admit that when he had told MSNBC in February that he didn't recall ever having a conversation with President Donald Trump about the possible un-recusal of then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions in the special counsel probe into Russian interference.
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As a starting point, rather than being framed around the bravery of the (white) participants for having a conversation that has done so much damage, they should grapple seriously with the costs of America's most ancient justification for bigotry, and take seriously why so many are so skeptical that this time, finally, the racial pessimists are right when they have been so horribly wrong before.
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They're like, 'Yeah, we're just going to be overtly sexual, and we're going to have random scenes where people are licking each other, or two people in spacesuits that are about to launch into the sun are giving each other orgasms by sending pressurized air through their spacesuits, and we're just going to have this go back and forth five times, while they're having a conversation.
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I saw him walking in and I was just mesmerized and I started looking at him, trying to get him to look at me, and then, when I went to pay, we started having a conversation and I asked his name, I told him I was at the place because I'm coeliac and can't eat gluten; he gave me a free gluten-free brownie.
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"We were having a conversation, just chatting for fun: 'Well, if you had a tube that was clear, you'd have to have another pod that follows, say, every 10 or 12 pods that was a cleaning pod that kept your see-through tube clear,'" he said and then quickly added that windows are not a focus and they do not believe that seeing outside is a necessary part of the experience.
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In order to help protect your child's safety, "the big thing is having a conversation with your child about social media use early and often and being aware of what they're doing, and having filters and using strict privacy settings while you're still monitoring their social media frequently," said Dr. Candice Dye, a pediatrician at Children's of Alabama and assistant professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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The study, by Jon Levy and Moran Cerf of the Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management, and Devin Markell of Hinge, analyzed the outcomes of over 421 million potential matches on Hinge to see how similarities in education, religion, and other traits visible on the app affected the likelihood of two people actually matching and having a conversation that included some indication of wanting to communicate outside the dating app.
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She helped a travel client figure out which images worked best in its commercials and helped a tech client learn that spots featuring actors having a conversation worked better in audio while a single person telling a story worked better for TV.Mindshare said her work played a role in the agency doubling its pitch win rate in 2019 versus 2018, winning 76% of the media billings that it went after.
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But I've been having a conversation with people about this—Hannah Murray [who plays Gilly] being one of them—and we're saying there must be a certain faction of the Game of Thrones fan base who really don't like our storyline—people who come to see people having their legs chopped off and getting disemboweled and huge, sweeping battles may not have time to see two broken, damaged characters falling in love.
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So if there happen to be ten songs then we put out an LP, if there are only three to four, then it becomes an EP. I was recently having a conversation about famous bands and what a let down it is when a band has a great single, so you pick up the record, only to find that every non-single track is totally forgettable and bares no resemblance to what made their hit(s) so good.
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