And so having meetings with Russia, China, North Korea, I believe in it.
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Charles Koch and other members of his team are having meetings with their donors in Colorado Springs.
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I been having meetings with Interscope and 300, and they just said I need a better aesthetic.
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I think having meetings with the President of China was a very good thing, I believe it's really good.
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For the past week, he'd been having meetings with the bartenders and food and beverage managers at the theater.
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"They're having meetings with the Cuban government to discuss some of the medical issues that our people have experienced," she said.
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" López dispatched his brother-in-law, who he said "had been having meetings with some guards, and he was paying them.
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But now that his star is too busy having meetings with foreign dignitaries and members of parliament, Kiryushchenko is saying goodbye.
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And that's probably one reason why Trump is having meetings with Republican National Committee Chair Reince Preibus and Cruz, well, is not.
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So I don't know if it applies to him having meetings with staff or anything like that, which was true in Congress.
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This week, Attorney General Jeff Sessions admitted to having meetings with Mr. Kislyak that he had not disclosed during his confirmation hearing.
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At least some of these women were having meetings with Caldbeck in the hopes of being able to gain funding for their businesses.
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Since becoming Youth Poet Laureate, I've been doing a lot of traveling and speaking to young people, having meetings with educators and administrators.
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In America, we don't indict senators on committees that deal with foreign relations for having meetings with the officially recognized ambassadors of major powers.
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Ms. Wallace said he may end up having meetings with world leaders that do not go well, and be tempted to tweet his disapproval.
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"You'd think they'd be having meetings with us and be on the news telling us what's going on," she said, shaking her head in disgust.
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Ahead of his visit, Sanford told the newspaper that he will be "quietly having meetings" with people he trusts to provide honest feedback about a path forward.
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Claver-Carone made the comments in Bolivia, where he was having meetings with interim President Jeannine Anez, whose government took over after Morales's departure, according to Reuters.
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He said that with married couples, he discourages having meetings with just the husband, because of the female habit of keeping expectations and risk level at rational levels.
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Barhydt said Beller has spent a lot of time making the rounds in the crypto community, having meetings with folks like Wu and attending conferences focused on the technology.
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"I just remember having meetings with my friends after school on how to get revenge on Jessica, and on Valentine's Day I remember just going home and bawling," Cardon now tells Buzzfeed.
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"They have not completed their assignment ... they are still having meetings with some creditors," Nwauzor said, adding that the airline has improved, with some creditors now willing to do business with it and staff being paid.
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I'd go back ... My family down in a small town in the south of Hungary couldn't believe that I was now having meetings with ... I think you're like the Sandra Bullock character in "Our Brand Is Crisis," right?
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Putin knew, for example, that Trump and his team had publicly denied having meetings with Russians, while in fact Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner, and former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort had met with a team of Russians — including a lawyer connected to Russia's top government prosecutor — in Trump Tower in June 2016.
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"We have been having meetings with the Secretary of Agriculture, with the U.S. Trade Representative, and talking to them about the importance of trade and how important it is to agriculture — and letting them know what kind of impact sanctions would have on agriculture," said Jim Miller, chairman of the U.S. Soybean Export Council and a Nebraska soybean farmer.
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But Schiff created a far higher standard two years ago when he demanded that his Republican counterpart on the committee, then-Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.), be investigated for having meetings with national security council officials at the Trump White House without telling the committee.
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AJ: Well we have a briefing of this that we were provided 2 days ago, we have it, I believe in the public domain, we have eye witnesses who have this, other diplomats, non-Saudi diplomats, and they even took selfies of themselves inside the Saudi embassy, and we then…in Mashhasd we believe that the prestige was part of the operation that organised the demonstrations that were the same prestige that stormed the British embassy in 2011 , and then we noticed that the electricity was cut off in the neighbourhood where our diplomats live at about 2 or 26 in the morning while our Charge D'affaires was having meetings with other diplomats from friendly countries to see what steps to take.
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On 20 May 2013, Pizarro was called up to the national team for the 2014 World Cup qualifiers, returning to the Chile squad after having meetings with head coach Jorge Sampaoli, thus ending his eight-year absence from international football. After failing to be named to Chile's 23-man squad list for the World Cup, he was part of the 2015 Copa América-winning squad.
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On November 3, Alternative Press reported that the band had left Geffen Records and was in discussion with other labels. AbsolutePunk reported that record labels were having meetings with the band while it was on the Nintendo Fusion Tour. The band's departure from Geffen Records was made official in mid-December. According to Watts, the band talked with Geffen president Jordan Schur who understood their concerns and the reasons they wanted to leave the label.
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In April, matters were brought to a head by the arrest of the Reverend William Jackson. An agent of the French Committee of Public Safety, Jackson had been having meetings with Tone in the prison cell of Archibald Hamilton Rowan. Rowan, who had been serving time for distributing Drennan's "seditious" appeal to Volunteers, managed to flee the country. Whether because of his association with the Catholic Committee or his family's connections, Tone was allowed to go into American exile.
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After having meetings with the mayor, the Ministry of Social Development was also tested. This led to the suspension of the previously planned president's visit to Catamarca, the only province that has not reported any cases to this date. The first official data from ICU bed occupation became available on 24 June, with an occupation of 45 percent throughout the country. A few days later, it was informed that June concluded with 64,517 confirmed cases, 1,307 deaths and 22,015 recoveries from the virus.
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When Licence Renewed begins, M reminds Bond that the "00" section has in fact been abolished; however, M retains Bond as a troubleshooter (pun intended), telling him, "You'll always be 007 to me". Bond is assigned to investigate Dr. Anton Murik, a brilliant nuclear physicist who is thought to have been having meetings with a terrorist named Franco. Franco is identified and tracked by MI5 to a village in Scotland called Murcaldy. Since Murcaldy is outside of MI5's jurisdiction, the Director-General of MI5, Richard Duggan, requests that M send Bond to surveil Murik.
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The producers liked this script and were approached by Robert Redford, who liked the project but did not like Allen's script. Redford suggested they hire James Bridges as a writer-director and Bridges wrote several drafts of the screenplay, but Redford was not happy with any of them and Bridges left the project. Redford then began having meetings with Sydney Pollack without telling the producers; irritated, they fired Redford.William Goldman, Adventures in the Screen Trade, 1982 p 62-67 Zanuck and Brown then hired Sidney Lumet to direct, sending him all versions of the script.
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Oudtshoorn Municipality argues that they cannot stop pumping water due to a high demand from the water users. Several attempts to address this problem have been made by CapeNature - through having meetings with Oudtshoorn Municipality, Dept of Water Affairs and other stakeholders - but have had little to no effect. There is an urgent need for intervention at a very high political level to address this problem. It is also critical that the groundwater ecological reserve needs to be determined in terms of the National Water Act, (Act No. 36 of 1998) and implemented.
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The way in which the Haslam's sought to achieve this was through peaceful reformism, such as making friends in parliament, or having meetings with important speakers. The association also carried out its mission by circulating periodicals that advocated for their issues of interest. Other goals of the association included appointing women to positions "such as rate collectors and sanitary inspectors, while always pursuing the association's main objective of the parliamentary vote." Prominent members of the association in the 20th century were Lady Margaret Dockrell, Bridget Dudley Edwards and Mary Hayden.
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In 2008, passport control within Terminal B Departures was moved further east (along with the entrance to the main duty-free shop so that it remains airside). There are plans to expand the airport further by building several new terminals. The government has been having meetings with the owners of nearby land, trying to buy more land for expansion. The construction of Terminal D was approved on 28 July 2008 and was completed in 2012 at a cost of UAH 1.661 billion (US$208 million). The terminal will have a capacity of 1,500 passengers per hour and cover an area of 44.9 hectares.
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Because both the American Repertory Theater and the Moscow Art Theatre School are major international institutions, Institute students gain a unique perspective on world theater. Students are encouraged to use this perspective to define their own place in the professional community. As part of an ongoing curriculum on the business of acting integrated into their entire two-year program, students are trained in on-camera and voice-over techniques, as well as having meetings with agents, casting directors, and other entertainment professionals. In the spring of the second year, graduating actors give a showcase presentation in New York and Los Angeles for artistic directors, freelance directors, casting directors, and agents.
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Tiara Jacquelina and Pat Ibrahim began discussing the idea of a musical version of the Princess of Gunung Ledang story during the development of the film, during which Pat began having meetings with Singaporean composer Dick Lee to discuss the idea. The critical and commercial success of the film became the deciding factor for pursuing a stage version. It was decided that the musical version would follow the storyline established by the film, due to audience's familiarity with it, but with a more contemporary feel in order to appeal to younger audience members. Accordingly, the character of Gusti Putri, who was sombre and philosophical in the film, was reinterpreted as being younger and more playful in the stage version.
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Her feelings about Roy were jumbled, but after Jerry left town, Roy and Bobbie renewed their love. Bobbie learned Roy was a federal agent, responsible for busting Jerry, but managed to forgive him before he was taken back to jail. With Bobbie and Luke's help, Roy eventually found the evidence to take down corrupt supervisor Larkin, and Bobbie and Roy were finally free to be together. Their life together went on with relative uneventfulness (Roy had to rescue Luke several times; Tony questioned the effect on Lucas Bobbie's relationship with an ex-con might have; Bobbie, not knowing Roy was trying to pay off Mike Corbin's gambling debts, feared Roy was working for Sonny when she saw Roy having meetings with Sorel; Bobbie had to deal with Carly's various crises) until December 2000, when Bobbie found a letter from a woman named Melissa in Roy's apartment.
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Japanese were allowed to have any type of employment and the government allowed the establishment of a Japanese-language school in Mexico City. They had been forbidden from having meetings with over 10 persons and from traveling during the night since 1941. The Japanese community in Mexico City housed new arrivals in a large building that they got permission to use, and they formed their own mutual aid committee, the Comité Japonés de Ayuda Mutua (CJAM; "Japanese Committee of Mutual Aid"). The CJAM was founded by March 4, 1942, the day a circular announced the foundation of the organization. The CJAM, the sole official Japanese organization in Mexico during World War II, originally located at No. 112 Sor Juana Inez de la Cruz, funded by 230,000 pesos collected from property sales, including the property sold by the defunct Japanese Association of Mexico City, and donations.
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In October 2012, only six months after releasing her previous album New Life, Monica confirmed on Twitter that she was in the very early stages of her eighth album and was having meetings with RCA Records CEO Peter Edge while staying in New York City. Following New Lifes moderate commercial success, Monica felt that she was distancing herself from younger music listeners and that the album, while neither specifically recorded for her core audience nor urban adult contemporary, had failed to connect with a more influential audience. Initial plans for Code Red had her working with frequent collaborators such as Missy Elliott, Rico Love, Jim Jonsin, Polow da Don, Stargate but also new contributors, including Red Styles and Mike Will Made It, to create a "fresh sound." In September 2013, Monica gave birth to her third child, Laiyah Shannon Brown, her first child with NBA player Shannon Brown.
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On January 1, 2020, Rivera was hired to become the 30th head coach of the Washington Football Team, known as the Redskins at his time of hiring. At his introductory press conference, Rivera stated that he was convinced that the team was the right fit for him after having meetings with Washington owner Daniel Snyder and former head coach Joe Gibbs, which started almost immediately after he was fired from the Panthers. Rivera hired several former assistant coaches that worked under him with the Panthers, assigning Scott Turner, the son of Norv Turner, as offensive coordinator and former Jacksonville Jaguars and Oakland Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio as defensive coordinator. His first season with the team was met with a number of challenges, including implementing a new culture, assisting the process of changing the team's name, generally dealing with a vastly altered season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and being diagnosed with cancer.
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