Having met with the families, having met with the victims, having seen myself what had happened there, it's affected me deeply.
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"Having met with the families, having met with the victims, having seen myself what had happened there, it's affected me deeply," Sandoval said.
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On July 22nd Mr Page denied having met either man.
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I'm a better human for us having met 10 years ago.
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During the press conference Wednesday, Trump denied ever having met Putin.
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Schiff denies having met whistleblower in closing remarks 3:31 p.m.
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Now having met its kinfolk, I have an even deeper appreciation.
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Stone denied having met with Assange in a statement to CNN.
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Mr. Abbas spoke of having met with Mr. Trump numerous times.
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Oddly, I feel mentally reassured too, having met so many other sufferers.
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Mr. Ailes, she added, had no recollection of ever having met Mr. Lewandowski.
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"No wise man ever wished to be younger," Swift asserted, never having met me.
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Adam describes Austin and Katie as a "beautiful couple," prior to having met them.
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Moore denies all of the allegations and denies even having met his accusers. Nov.
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But having met personally with Kim, he is now invested in a successful summit.
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Speaking to Sexton, Nunes accused Schiff of having met with Simpson on earlier occasions.
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Four years after having met Olivier, I'm hearing his voice for the first time.
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Having met him through his son, Joseph, he lent the president $20m to buy weapons.
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The blood banks, having met their need for the time being, were turning people away.
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Fritz and Thiem were familiar opponents, having met in the second round here last year.
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I realize that, as a human being, I am better for having met this man.
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So despite having met its creditors' conditions, Greece is stuck in the middle of their row.
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Luckett, 42, and Guinn, 28, have been dating for nine years — having met in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Reached on Tuesday, Mr. Beebe said he did not remember ever having met with the company.
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On November 22018th Jamaica is due to graduate from its current programme, having met its targets.
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She soon remembered having met Mr. Romer three months earlier at a pizzeria-restaurant in Manhattan.
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Many come to college never having met a professor, notes Tanya Golash-Boza, a sociology professor.
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Her popularity has spanned generations and some fans shared personal stories of having met the icon.
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Having met David Harbour, we can attest to the fact that he's got a sense of humor.
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Bush spoke those words outside the Capitol where he now lies in state, having met that commitment.
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They are a loving, smart and resilient family, and my life is better for having met them.
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Despite never having met, Jo and Olivia already have something in common — or, rather, someone in common.
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Here you are today, likely having met some of your goals, and likely having missed other ones.
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He thought it was a blind date, but she remembered having met him in passing twice before.
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Chad was originally on the list but it was recently removed after having met baseline security requirements.
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"Our shoot was far better for us having met Ita," Mr. Taylor said in a telephone interview.
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Brown also said that Lueck's last known communications were with Ajayi, though he allegedly denied having met her.
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The actors have a romcom-worthy love story, having met on the set of Bachelor parody series UnReal.
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Univision wasn't able to independently verify Miguel's story, but said the FBI did confirm having met with him.
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"I don't know how they can charge someone with assaulting someone without ever having met him," said Hardin.
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"Don caught my eye from afar after having met and photographed so many of his friends," he says.
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Having met two years ago, the pair have just married at Rajo camp, where some 400 families live.
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"As we sit here now, we are not anywhere near having met any of those criteria," he added.
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I'm very open to what it means to make the system better from within, having met those people.
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I feel myself getting high, already, without ever having met him, off the fantasy of this beautiful mirage.
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I had no idea what he was referring to; in fact I couldn't remember having met the man.
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" Ms. Volandes added: "You could look at that cynically, but, having met her, I think it was genuine.
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He's known Party for years, the two having met not in their native Mississauga but in Los Angeles.
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Having met on the set of their film Smokey and the Bandit in 1977, the two swiftly began dating.
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But in Trump's world, having met Kim and smiled for the cameras, all the problems have now been solved.
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Mr. Trump has denied that he was mocking the reporter, saying that he doesn't even recall having met him.
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I barely know Mr. Bannon, having met him for the first time last week at The New York Hilton.
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And while their paths have crossed, they went into Sunday's game without having met on the field this season.
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Bill Gates, the billionaire Microsoft co-founder, recently said he regretted having met with him on a few occasions.
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Despite having met the Healthy People 2020 goals early, Clarke told CNN that there's a lot more to be done.
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She spent a few hours researching Glennon online and soon knew enough to fake having met her in real life.
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He and Kahn are frequent collaborators, having met at the website Funny or Die, where they were both staff writers.
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The sheikh's lawyers maintained that the committee in question, while having met once, never formally convened and conducted no business.
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I look back now and wonder how I had written that story without ever having met a real Afghan woman.
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The investigative outlet The Intercept first identified Russian banker Kirill Dmitriev as having met with Prince during the island visit.
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"Democrats will have a heart attack if the U.S. certifies without Mexico having met its obligations," the former aide said.
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He's also a close ally of Trump, having met with him on multiple occasions to push for pro-coal policies.
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Knight said when two fans got married, a third officiated the wedding without ever having met the couple in person.
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Having met Auerbach in college more than three decades ago, I rather doubted he had become a right-wing conspiracist.
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Having met Mr Trump at his golf resort in New Jersey last month, Ms Bianco hopes he will press their case.
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Having met on the set of Paradise, the (what seemed to be an unlikely) duo was immediately drawn to each other.
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We've been best friends for almost 17 years, having met at a party in New York City when we were 24.
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If you walk up to Britney Spears, having met her once, and she seems not to remember you, don't be insulted.
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Nagini appears to have the closest relationship with Credence Barebone (Ezra Miller), having met during their enslavement in a magical circus.
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Taylor Swift is one of those celebrities that many fans feel like they really truly know, despite never having met her.
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Having met him and spent time with him, I totally get it because he is an amazing, warm, great sales personality.
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Mr. Abe's effort to avoid frictions was reflected in his remarks to reporters after having met President Hassan Rouhani of Iran.
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The Frick Collection is working on a new plan, after having met public resistance back in 2000 to a proposed renovation.
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A few months earlier, in July, the president said something similar in an interview with Reuters after having met with Putin.
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A few months earlier in July, the president said something similar in an interview with Reuters after having met with Putin.
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Kendrick Lamar and Barack Obama are known admirers of each other's work, with the two having met at the White House previously.
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Willey was in 1993 a volunteer in Clinton's White House, having met him at a 1989 campaign event for Virginia Lt. Gov.
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Having met on the third season of Paradise, the what seemed to be an unlikely couple were immediately drawn to each other.
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"It's possible — I'm on the Armed Services Committee and things happen, but I don't recall having met him before those two meetings."
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"Try to make everyone you talk with feel a little better about themselves after having met and talked to you," he writes.
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She had, after all, a history with Kim — having met her in 1985 when Kim was starring in 1985's Tuff Turf.
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Some journalists would come in and ask questions...probably never having met a transgender person or knowing what that experience was like.
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I mean, I'm a bartender and I know how to talk to people, but to pry in there just having met them, period?
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On Friday, he accused Chuck Schumer, the top Democrat in the Senate, of double standards for having met Russian President Vladimir Putin himself.
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Without having met her, Baker wrote Schreck a part in her play "Circle Mirror Transformation," set in a community drama class in Vermont.
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When the legislation was being considered, local news media quoted him as saying he was not aware of having met a transgender person.
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We partied hard, but then having met musicians like Dennis Lyxzén from Refused, who's vegan straight-edge, you see that he really delivers.
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Yet, showrunners Bryan Fuller and Michael Green—who are no strangers to fantastical television, having met on Heroes— were up to the task.
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The smitten lovers who marvel every day at the miracle of having met each other are right; it is finding that is astonishing.
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He even said he did not know Mr. Epstein that well, having met him through his friendship with Ms. Maxwell, a British socialite.
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Having met his hero, Lee was – for a moment, at least – forced to come to terms with the reality of idolising Jamie Vardy.
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Pompeo was on a brief visit to Turkey after having met with the Saudi king, crown prince and foreign minister in Riyadh on Tuesday.
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I get to meet lovely people day in and day out, and I hope that their Ikea experience is improved for having met me.
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The best awkward scenario in networking situations is when two people who have already met mutually forget having met each other in the past.
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Brazile is a lovely lady — I'm not being sarcastic, having met her at CNN — and she knows the political landscape as well as anyone.
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The pair collaborated on his hit CNN show Parts Unknown, having met on set of an episode set in her native Rome in 2016.
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After having met him she felt like they were able to get close to each other and she knows that he looks out for her.
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Clarke was at one point on the short list to head the Department of Homeland Security having met with President-elect Trump in November. 28500.
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Two years later he and his partner, Chris Anderson, former editor in chief of Wired, launched 3D Robotics, despite never having met face to face.
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The meeting comes on the back of easing tensions on the Korean Peninsula, with Kim having met South Korean leader Moon Jae-in in April.
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" And, just 11 months before his fatal stroke, Roosevelt wrote about having met with a doctor, but noted that his heart "does queer things still.
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He also promised to donate some of the arena concert's proceeds to a charity that works with migrants, having met several refugees while in detention.
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Having met by DJing together and later creating murals, an artistic partnership blossomed between Oakland artists Louis Chinn (AKA Jyun Jyun) and Meng Yu (AKA missTANGQ).
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Since then, he's made his intent to get the company back in China as a major player clear, having met with Chinese officials late last year.
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Having met both the president and the first lady, I know firsthand that they're both avid readers and have probably read anything I'm just learning about!
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Dr. Rifi said that having met with the authorities "at the highest level of government," he believed that the Sharrouf children would eventually return to Australia.
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He acknowledged having met Ms. Boggio on the night of her murder, but he denied killing her, and no direct evidence linked him to the crime.
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Turkish state news agency Anadolu reported that he had boarded a plane back to Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, having met with the Istanbul chief prosecutor twice.
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Tulsi Gabbard is now the closest, having met the fundraising threshold (130,000 unique donors) and with two (of the four necessary) polls showing her at 2%.
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Page has denied under oath having met either Diveykin or Sechin, and there's no indication he had anything to do with the timing of the WikiLeaks release.
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Morris and Hurd were friends for years, having met in 2013 during a writing session shortly after Morris moved to Nashville, where she scored a publishing deal.
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"I gained a great deal of knowledge from him and I am a better person for having met him," he wrote in the note shared to Twitter.
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Some of the contestants have arguably already been given a leg up on the competition, having met Hannah early on The Bachelor: After the Final Rose special.
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Mr. Rezaei claimed he was privy to evidence that the Kurdish rebels were carrying out orders from Riyadh after having met with Saudi officials in Erbil, Iraq.
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The two actors were friends in real life, having met in the 1950s at a Halloween party in Chicago before they became well known, Mr. Lundquist said.
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There is no record of Rubinstein and Arden's having met, though they ruled their fast-expanding beauty empires from the same Manhattan neighborhood in the same era.
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The startup is said to be in talks to raise up to $130 million, having met with a number of investors - including SoftBank - in the past year.
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Several British ministers will visit European capitals to win support for those plans, with Clark having met officials and businesses in Paris on Tuesday and Lisbon on Wednesday.
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When Waitman came to the company in 2014 (after having met the company's VP of marketing Matt Whitteker in the boxing ring), the company had about 20 employees.
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Indie rock bands do not usually form as the result of their members having met when they happened into the same cast of a late night television show.
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Republicans and Democrats said Tillerson, who is also president of Exxon Mobil Corp, would be asked about his ties to Russia, having met President Vladimir Putin several times.
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Clinton, having met with someone, changed a policy, or instituted a new one, that positively affected the contributors to the foundation, and there will be a real story.
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Adams said he initially had to get up to speed on Tinder, having met his partner before there were modern smartphones, but praised the move as a big step.
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Having met Pin-Ups for Vets founder Gina Elise personally, I found her warm and personable and think she truly believes she is serving the best interest of veterans.
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Having met its pledge of creating 200 jobs in its first three years, BYD is taking Lancaster up on its offer of free land to further expand the factory.
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First, the president called the accusations against him "false" and "fabricated," and denied knowing or even having met the women who have gone on the record about their claims.
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I knew we had made the right decision when my daughter came home from school her first week, having met some classmates who, like her, are new to Tokyo.
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However, after a one-hour wait in a lobby outside large wooden doors with frosted glass, the journalists were taken back to their hotel without having met any officials.
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As it should have, the countries having met to decide the gold at the previous two Olympics in London and Beijing, the U.S. coming out on top both times.
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Despite having met 57 times in their history, the teams only faced each other once since 1980 - a 2013 NIT opening-round 63-61 win by St. John's. 2.
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"I'm a very intuitive person, and the moment I saw him, without ever having met him, I said to myself, 'He's the one, he's the one,'" Dr. Holiday said.
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LG: That's also one .... I would make one ... Having met a lot of these people, as you two have, I think in his heart Tim Cook cares about it.
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Having met Prince Harry at Buckingham Palace last year, I know that the Armed Forces and looking after the children our heroes have left behind is close to his heart.
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A decade later, Married at First Sight pushed these sorts of expedient televised relationships to the absolute extreme, getting couples agree to marry each other without even having met before.
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Having met lots of grown-ups who have not had this opportunity to speak about their feelings and emotions, you are setting yourself up for a fantastic start in life.
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It's so much Steve Lombardi that, when he later walks into the room for real, I feel like I already know him—despite never having met him in the flesh.
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Having met and talked at length with Trump, Putin will have done what most KGB officers were trained to do: Spot weakness and speedily assess if it can be exploited.
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For now, she exists in a strange limbo, having met her heroes, scored hit songs and performed on "The Tonight Show," but not yet having broken out on her own.
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The boys were very loving and sweet to one another, despite being a mix of gay and straight and never having met before, and that's what we wanted to capture.
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When I told him no, he explained that sending a calendar invite was almost as bad as finding and adding someone on social media without having met them in person.
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CS: What Steve and I know without having met your sister is that she surely wanted you to embrace life — even if that life is one that includes profound loss.
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He was meeting with former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger after having met earlier in the day with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak.
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Fresnillo had said in May that 2019 would be more challenging than 2018 and that it was disappointed in not having met its long-term silver target of 65 million ounces.
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Carter himself has direct experience dealing with North Korean leadership, having met with Kim's grandfather, Kim Il Sung, to negotiate a resumption of dialogue between the two countries back in 1994.
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In an interview Friday afternoon with Sean Hannity, Moore denied ever having met Corfman, but said he may have dated at least two of the women who spoke to the Post.
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In an interview Friday afternoon with Sean Hannity, Moore denied ever having met Corfman but said he may have dated at least two of the women who spoke to the Post.
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He also stressed that after having met Nadella, Liuson and other members of Microsoft's executive team during an offsite meeting a few weeks ago, he felt even better about the acquisition.
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"In such a dauntingly formal situation, and having met the fellow jurors only moments before, it felt impossible to object, despite a niggling feeling that this just wasn't fair," he added.
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Having met through the Management Leadership for Tomorrow Program, a nonprofit organization identifying a new generation of leadership, Tingle and Pierre-Jacques have built a prolific internship program at the firm.
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They instantly recognized each other, having met 10 years earlier when the Mr. Anderson submitted a self-released CD to the independent record distributor in Chicago at which Ms. Souris worked.
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In that respect, it's as if she had never left C.C. behind at all, having met the fate that once seemed likely to catch up with her as a sex worker.
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Mr Akinci and Mr Anastasiades, having met at least 25 times, report that consensus is within reach in several areas, including governance, property, and the application of EU law in the north.
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Throughout the interview, Andrew consistently admitted his regret at having met with Epstein in New York and suggested that it was brought by a desire to end their friendship face-to-face.
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He maintained, however, that those two meetings were his only contacts with Kislyak: "I don't recall having met him before those two meetings," he told a reporter during his recusal press conference.
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With President Trump having met with the Fed chairwoman Janet Yellen on Thursday as he considers new leadership, it's worth examining the idea that the Fed is unfettered in making monetary policy.
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Never having met anyone who hadn't known me since I was born, I hadn't grasped that direct eye contact with someone for more than a few seconds makes you seem very weird.
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Mr. Buttigieg again held his ground, calling Ms. Gabbard's characterization of his remarks "outlandish" and chiding her for having met with the "murderous dictator" Bashar al-Assad during a trip to Syria.
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Taiwan's embassy in Tuvalu said that its ambassador there, Marc Su, met Natano and Foreign Minister Simon Kofe on Tuesday, having met with all members of the new Cabinet late last week.
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Having met with the Nobel laureate twice myself, I have stared long and hard at Leibovitz's portrait of her, looking for clues to her seeming change of heart since gaining political power.
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Abu Bilal, who was 28, grew up in old Homs, but his activist friends from there said they know little of his childhood, having met him during protests against Mr. Assad in 2011.
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"If a person they can't recall having met comes into the room, escorts them to the bathroom and then starts pulling down their pants, you can imagine that can be alarming," Watt said.
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Ng, who was previously connected to a 1990s campaign finance scandal during President Bill Clinton's administration, in the interview also discussed having met Clinton, along with members of Congress and President Barack Obama.
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The kingdom had been previously denied membership after not having met criteria in anti-money laundering and counter terrorism financing, and its accession will be a boost to its standing with foreign investors.
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Anderson and the non-human-eating shark have been friends for over half a decade, and hang out on the reg each summer, having met when the shark was just a wee baby.
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At 34, Marco Tedeschi represents a youthful shift in the luxury watch industry — and the CEO says his meteoric rise is partially thanks to having met the right people at the right time.
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The bride and groom, both 26, graduated from Indiana University, having met there in 2007, when Ms. Breen was a visiting high school senior and crossed paths with Mr. Schacter, then a freshman.
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He spoke at a news conference after having met with his counterparts, the secretary of the Russian Security Council, Nikolai P. Patrushev, and the head of Israel's National Security Council, Meir Ben-Shabbat.
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The complaint depicts a scenario in which Brown became increasingly abusive in a professional relationship that he and Taylor forged years after having met at a Christian athletes' group at Central Michigan University.
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So it is quite evident that we cannot just yet take "the word" of Kim as having met a condition for talks — or worse yet, concessions or aid down the road — and proceed.
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"I think we need to be a little bit cautious," AAPA Director General Andrew Herdman told Reuters of the 2020 outlook after having met Asian airline chief executives in Kuala Lumpur on Friday.
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The pair aren't just the new hosting team for the Academy of Country Music Awards (airing April 3 on CBS), they're also real-life longtime friends, having met as up-and-comers in 2005.
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The former Two and a Half Men star then went on a Twitter tirade against the pop star, insulting her outfit and insisting that they were better off not having met her at all.
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The Real Housewives of Atlanta star told PEOPLE that while she knew she was always worthy of finding love, as the years went on, not having met a partner in life was sometimes difficult.
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Co-founder and CTO Harris said recently that he had no way of knowing that any of that would happen, although having met Benioff, he thought there was potential for something great to happen.
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Having met that number already, the U.S. tax credit for Tesla buyers drops in half to $3,750 for the first six months of 2019, then falls by half again in the second six months.
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Having met Jonas when she was 20, the actress recently told the Sunday Times that she was going through a phase of being "mentally unwell" before she met the man who would become her husband.
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Rachael says she would still like to have children of her own but, having met another foster carer who is currently pregnant, now has doubts about how a baby of her own would fit in.
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JEB and Gottschalk were lovers for a period, having met at the Black Panther Revolutionary Constitutional Convention, which Gottschalk attended as part of Angela Davis's invitation to lesbians from the Gay Liberation Front to speak.
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Miguel Arteta and Alia Shawkat's new film, Duck Butter, follows the intimate, 24-hour romance of two women who make a pact to throttle themselves into a relationship, no holds barred, despite just having met.
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Having met them so often before, we can calculate almost to the last decibel point how loudly they will scream at each other, how cutely they will fight, how frantically they will discover their love.
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The 75-year-old spoke of his sadness at never having met his grandson, Archie, and said he knew he would love him and that he would also love Prince Harry, should he meet him.
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So desperate is John to stay human that, having met a woman who gets nosebleeds, he keeps banging his own schnozzle to draw blood, and thus to dupe her into accepting him as her equal.
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"I came here five and a half years ago never having met John McCain, and have gotten to know him over that period by serving on his Armed Services Committee, by traveling with him," Maine Sen.
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U.S. senior unsecured bonds remain less challenged relative to their European peers, as the largest U.S. banks benefit from a more unified regulatory environment and from having met fully phased in capital, liquidity, and leverage requirements.
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Not that he was consulting me, what with never having met me or anything, but just know that I was very supportive of his choice to take a step back from acting to get an education.
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The president expressed frustration about how recent reports have suggested he's concerned about how his eldest son might be legally exposed, after having met with a Kremlin-affiliated lawyer at his father's New York City property.
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The secretary led the US delegation to Zelensky's inauguration in May and and was one of what one official called the "three amigos" leading US relations with the country, having met at least three times with Zelensky.
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The grand jury used by Mueller to subpoena witnesses still appears to be sitting, having met as recently as April 5, though the prosecutors or the court haven't confirmed this since Mueller concluded his investigation last month.
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Mr. Kushner had suggested enlisting Steve Schmidt, Senator John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign manager, but despite having met once with Mr. Trump during the primaries and speaking with him a few times, Mr. Schmidt never signed on.
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The Florida Department of Health has been monitoring pregnant women with Zika symptoms since January, and they say the "total number of pregnant women who have been monitored is 47, with 15 having met" CDC Zika case definitions.
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Before they began dating in December 2015, the Grammy winner and singer-songwriter were friends for years, having met in 2013 during a writing session shortly after Morris moved to Music City, where she scored a publishing deal.
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China and Russia said the council should reward Pyongyang for the "positive developments" this year with U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un having met in June and Kim pledging to work toward denuclearization.
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The protagonists are, in fact, finishing up a somewhat-awkward first date -- having met online -- when their worlds are abruptly shattered by a traffic stop that quickly escalates thanks to the trigger-happy cop into a fatal encounter.
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Before they began dating, the four-time Grammy nominee and her singer-songwriter boyfriend were friends for years, having met in 2013 during a songwriting session shortly after Morris moved to Music City, where she scored a publishing deal.
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Having met Pope Francis at the Vatican earlier in the day, Trump will meet Belgium's King Philippe and Prime Minister Charles Michel in Brussels later on Wednesday on the fourth leg of his first foreign trip since taking office.
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Having met at a DJ Harvey gig in Ibiza last summer, Gerd Janson and the bloke who played Tinhead on Brookside strike up a friendship, resulting in the pair of them going B2B at several major European festivals. 18.
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Trump has repeatedly expressed confidence in his ability to reach a denuclearization deal with Kim, but one has yet to materialize despite the two leaders having met on multiple occasions, including in Vietnam earlier this year for a summit.
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Having met through mutual friends, the women may not all live in the same zip code — or even country — but always find time to come together, whether it's via a video call or in real life on a holiday in Jamaica.
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Kris and Nicole were "best friends," she said, having met through Kris' first husband, Robert Kardashian — a lawyer who represented O.J. at various times throughout the athlete's career and was part of the "Dream Team" of attorneys for his murder trial.
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Clients that saw the value in the services I provided were still interested in working with me despite not having met in person — and existing clients were far more comfortable meeting virtually than meeting in-person for the same reason.
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Most notably, Prince Andrew said that he has "no recollection" of having met Virginia Giuffre, an American woman who alleges that she was subjected to abuse by Epstein and forced to have sex with Prince Andrew when she was underage.
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I was at Hot Docs, the documentary film Festival in Toronto, in May, pitching my Curious George film for the first time, and that's when I really learned, having met people from Kickstarter and other crowdfunding platforms, how far it's come.
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Having met McMillan several times between working and eating in restaurants and witnessed him drink a lot on his episode of Chef's Night Out, I am slightly intimidated when I finally sit down with him in the Joe Beef dining room.
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But now I've come round to it, having met so many really wonderful people through that program — that makes it sound official, it's not at all official — and heard so many amazing stories from people who had the experience years ago.
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What to watch: We don't know what will come of Bolton's seemingly empty threats about the troika tyrants having "met their match" and more sanctions, which he likely made to drive Florida's Cuban-, Venezuelan- and Nicaraguan-American voters to the polls on Tuesday.
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Instead of attempting to bring Fechter over to Chuck E. Cheese, Brock used Bushnell's omission of having met Fechter as an excuse to cancel his deal with Chuck E. Cheese and starts a rival pizza chain, Showbiz Pizza, in partnership with Creative Engineering.
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China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan are already on the U.S. Treasury's monitoring list, along with Germany and Switzerland, having met some of the conditions to be labeled a currency manipulator, and are wary of the criteria being changed to make it easier.
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In a news conference, a deputy chief prosecutor, Takahiro Saito, said Peter Taylor had "played an important role in the escape," having met with Mr. Ghosn at least seven times in Tokyo between July and the day of his escape on Dec. 29.
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UC Davis' clinic is in many ways the polar opposite of what patients see when they use online services like Teladoc and HealthTap, which rely on networks of tens of thousands of doctors to deliver health care directly to users, often without ever having met.
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However, the unit is drawing comparisons to a €1.785bn leveraged loan backing private equity firm Advent's acquisition of German chemicals group Evonik's methacrylates plastics unit, Madrid, which has struggled in syndication having met strong resistance from investors wary about investing in a cyclical business.
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I am horrified that she had a sexual relationship with him, consensual or otherwise, having met him at age 7, having played his mother in a movie, having continued to refer to him as her son over the course of many years in social media.
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You know you could argue that even if he didn't take words from her diary, or he didn't use her words in his books, he probably would not have been successful without having met her because she was such a huge inspiration to him.
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At any rate, having met, they go on a few dates (to the router) and, having fallen in love at first byte, they submit their genetic material — that is, the code and hardware they are running — to be mixed and synthesized into a new robot.
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Prince Andrew&aposs woes are likely more about his image than legal concernsPrince Andrew&aposs connection to the Epstein affair is Giuffre&aposs allegation that Epstein paid her to sleep with the prince twice, when she was a minor (again, Andrew denies having met her).
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Mr. Cohen tweeted on Tuesday night: In addition, in a recent interview with The Times, one of the Russian officials named in the memo as having met with Mr. Cohen, Oleg Solodukhin, denied that he had met with Mr. Cohen or any other Trump representative.
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Having met that family, and in particular three of the daughters, who would have experienced, with their parents, many of the challenges that Bayan Mohammad, 10, featured in your article, now faces, I expect that the wonder of her transformation will prevail over the worry.
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Having met with, and been inspired by, countless artists from the Middle East and North Africa, the duo decided to work towards creating a space in which Arab culture met contemporary dance music without reverting to Orientalist cliche or trite—and ultimately damaging—dabbling.
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Famously described as never having met "a taboo he didn't like to break" by art critic Roberta Smith, Melgaard simply creates what is on his mind without hesitation, a facet that ultimately fuses the absurd and psychotic with an intellectual backbone of political and cultural knowledge.
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A Muslim who may have some affiliation with ISIS Ideas without ever having met an ISIS member, and who appears also to have a personal grievance -- a marital problem, a psychological struggle -- murders dozens at a location that is not always readily identifiable as a political target.
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Sadie Dupuis: I made a song with Lizzo where the idea was that we would write a song over Google hangouts despite never having met, and I'm so used to being in a band and working democratically that I'll ask them what they think about everything.
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"I expect the Trump administration to be more open to these parties than Obama, certainly," said Representative Steve King, an Iowa Republican who is an ally both of President Trump and the European far right, having met with various party leaders during a recent European trip.
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Actually, make that the second-biggest burn: That honor went to the always-fabulous Rachel Bloom, the evening's backstage host, for her rebuttal to longtime Tonys cohost Neil Patrick Harris, who intimated on Twitter that he had no idea who she was — despite having met her several times. Yikes!
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Rosenstein is overseeing the case—serving as the acting attorney general in the Russia matter—because Jeff Sessions himself is a a potential target of the investigation, having met secretly with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the campaign and then conveniently forgetting about those encounters during his confirmation process.
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Crystal said he knew Ali for 42 years, having met him in 1974 when he was just starting out as a standup comedian and by chance was asked to do a routine at an event where Ali was present, and where he performed his impression of the boxer.
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Rakowski says she frequently receives direct messages sharing stories about people who have found each other through the ads—people who have gotten married, made new best friends, and even flown across the country to go camping together in Joshua Tree despite never having met in real life.
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Rumors now abound about the role that Farage could play in fixing up our relationship with the US. As well as not having actually insulted Trump, Farage has the benefit of having met him, after he was invited to speak at a rally for the presidential hopeful in August.
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The 31-year-old has worked for Emirates since 2009, having met the minimum qualifications of being over 21, at least 5'2'' (with an arm's reach of 7 feet on tiptoes to reach the overhead bins), being fluent in English, and having at least a high-school degree.
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Having met his Irish counterpart in Dublin on Monday, Johnson insisted it was possible to find a practical solution to get around the "backstop" problem and that he wanted a deal with the EU. — Correction: This story has been updated to reflect the correct day of the vote.
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He's Sennheiser's chief headphone engineer, counting among his accomplishments the classic HD 600 and 63 and the newer HD 800 and 800 S. Before today, I was a fan of his work, but having met and talked to him, I'm now a fan of him as a human being too.
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Sarah isn't from a country far away; she grew up here in the U.S. Having met Sarah and many other victims of trafficking, most the same age as my own daughters are now, it's impossible for me to ignore this issue, no matter how difficult it can be to confront.
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Rafael Nadal, set to carry Spain's flag at the Opening Ceremony in Rio if he can recover from a wrist injury, was on the list but still has to get approval from an International Tennis Federation committee on July 15 after not yet having met the Davis Cup participation requirements.
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"We are disappointed the leadership of the National Union of Healthcare Workers would ask our highly valued mental health staff to go out on strike, when we've been in active negotiations since the summer, having met in 16 bargaining sessions over 5 months," Nelson wrote in an emailed statement to The Hill.
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My parents are public school teachers who worked their way up from poverty, having met as residents of the Thornwell Home for Children in Clinton, SC. I graduated fifth in my class from the STEM magnet program at Dutch Fork High School in Columbia, SC, one of the best in the country.
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Soon I would be left with an odd feeling of melancholy at having met one of the legendary figures of the 20th century, this lady who retained an almost girlish sense of innocence and humor, despite having lived through the loss of countries and children, and more experience than several lifetimes could encompass.
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"As one of his earliest supporters during both of his runs for governor and having met and interacted with him and his family numerous times over the course of his terms as Governor, I am disappointed that he would lower himself as much as he did [Monday] evening," Rosenello said in a statement.
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Mr. Trump has denied he was making fun of the appearance of Serge Kovaleski, the Times reporter, and denies ever having met him, even though news articles show the two had interacted in the past, with Mr. Kovaleski going with Mr. Trump on the daylong maiden voyage of the now-defunct "Trump Shuttle" in 1989.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE said despite never having met John Bolton, he has "no reservations" about working with him as national security adviser.
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This reviewer must confess to having met Wolitzer, through our mutual mentor Nora Ephron, whose humanity and specificity can often be felt in Wolitzer's work — here, particularly in the woeful characters who populate the student lounge at the fictional Ryland University, like the girl who needs help deciding whether diarrhea constitutes a medical emergency.
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Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, on Monday told Senate investigators he had no part in any Kremlin attempt to meddle in the U.S. election despite having met Russians four times last year "Gold will remain supported in the short term by a weaker dollar and safe-haven buying," said OCBC analyst Barnbas Gan.
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The new accuser, Beverly Young Nelson, who says Moore sexually assaulted her in 2628 when she was 28503 — and whom Moore also denies having met — has what appears to be an authentic inscription from him in her high school yearbook (though Moore's lawyers reject the veracity of the signature and want a handwriting expert to examine it).
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But having met Marlinspike and seen what the team has done over the last few years (not to mention the good work that originally established WhatsApp), I'm far more inclined toward the more charitable interpretation, which is simply that that there's a way to make Signal pay for itself without compromising the principles that led to its creation in the first place.
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"He's been accused of having met with a Russian lawyer in hopes of getting dirt on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, but he explained it was all a big misunderstanding," Colbert said.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan MORE (D-Hawaii) and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro, are at least halfway there, having met the 130,000-donor benchmark but not the polling requirement of at least 2 percent support in four DNC-recognized polls.
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And the EU also ended the year well with a bold plan to combat climate change; having met its 2020 target for cutting emissions of greenhouse gases a couple of years ahead of schedule, and being (more or less) on track to meet its 2030 goal as well, it is proposing that the whole 27-member club achieve zero net emissions by 2050.
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While sources told The Intercept that Vice President Pence was among those who had been briefed on the plan, a spokesperson for Pence said there was "no record of [Prince] ever having met with or briefed the VP." Two former senior intelligence officials told the news outlet that Pompeo has "embraced" the plan and is pressuring the White House to adopt the proposal.
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A brief trip through the Instagram accounts of former castmates brings you to dozens who have or are currently dating one another; as of press time, Joe (Season 6) and Mikala (Season 4), Julia and Stephen (Season 4), Cam (Season 5) and Carolina (Season 4), Uche and Clinton (Season 0003) are still making a go of it, having met either on their seasons or through the larger AYTO network that seems to flourish in group chats and various U.S. cities.
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