Each marathon runner — even those running for causes other than Heads Together, an initiative to end the stigma surrounding mental health — will receive a Heads Together headband to wear on race day.
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Mind is one of those partner bodies of Heads Together.
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The OECD has a track record of banging heads together.
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We just put our heads together and got it done.
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WHAT'S -- IS IT A -- IS EVERYONE PUTTING THEIR HEADS TOGETHER?
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Put our heads together, put our hands together, let's get started.
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The charity is one of the partners in the royals' Heads Together campaign.
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He knows how to communicate to the world and knock powerful heads together.
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You didn't need the extra time for everyone to get their heads together.
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"I'm a very big fan of what you've done with Heads Together and #oktosay... The beautiful films you made with the Heads Together campaign told beautiful stories and it reminded me how much my mental health changing changed my life."
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William spoke during the assembly about the royals' Heads Together campaign on mental health.
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They slam their heads together and push into each other with all their strength.
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Both Hinett and Castro praised the royal trio for their work with Heads Together.
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Around 700 people are running the marathon on behalf of the Heads Together charities.
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In 2017, Harry founded the nonprofit Heads Together with Prince William and Kate Middleton.
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"We put our heads together and said, 'This sounds like a great show,' " says Lachey.
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So, she tells Meredith and Koracick to put their heads together to find a miracle.
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Now are we going to put our heads together and solve this mystery, or what?
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We got our heads together, he wrote a menu, and I ordered all the stuff.
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Heads Together is the charity of the year for the London Marathon on April 23.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry spearheada new campaign called Heads Together.
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"My dad and I would rub our heads together, because we couldn't hug," Conor said.
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William, Kate and Harry have spearheaded the Heads Together campaign since its launch in 2016.
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That's when Batygin, a theoretician, and Brown, an observer, decided to put their heads together.
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They need to put their heads together and find something that works -- on both sides.
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Go into it with a "Let's put our heads together and find a solution" intention.
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He launched the "Heads Together" mental health campaign in 2017 alongside his brother, Prince William.
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But as a seasoned negotiator able to bang heads together, Mrs Merkel will be greatly missed.
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At the peak, Heads Together found 1.2 million more men talked about their own mental health.
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On Monday, the group will launch their joint Heads Together partnership with charities in the field.
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Even the Royal family has got in on the act, setting up the Heads Together charity.
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One of the first things Maruri did at Grey was bring the group's creative heads together.
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Last year, the Royal Family launched the Heads Together campaign to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health.
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William, Kate and Harry have been all over the world in support of their Heads Together campaign.
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Two women perform a futuristic memory transfer by hooking their heads together via glowing tubes and cords.
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Said squad is made up of royal Heads Together partners, Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry.
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The puzzle book is a part of Heads Together, Middleton and Prince William's campaign for mental health.
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Together, they front the Heads Together campaign, with the aim to change the conversation on mental health.
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And, this chat happened to be broadcast via Facebook Live as part of their Heads Together campaign.
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"Thank you so much," Kate told some of the 700 competitors running on behalf of Heads Together.
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We put our heads together and found something that people wanted, that they were interested in it.
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WATCH: Prince William Is Changing the Conversation with Heads Together at the Data Observatory The study, of 14,000 people by YouGov, noted a significant change in the public's approach to mental health between February and May this year, as publicity about the Heads Together campaign was reaching its height.
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Nevertheless, the two put their heads together and work out a plan which, sadly for Jerry, inevitably fails.
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The announcement came as William found out how the royals' Heads Together campaign had started having an impact.
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At the same time, because important decisions need a two-thirds majority, someone has to knock heads together.
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William, Kate, and Harry launched the Heads Together initiative to encourage speaking openly about mental health in 2017.
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The 14 third graders put their heads together to come up with a way to lift Luke's spirits.
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He c0-founded the anti-stigma initiative Heads Together and has worked closely with veterans suffering from PTSD.
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Also on Tuesday, William and Harry are set to host charity partners of their successful Heads Together campaign. .
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They felt sadness seeing their struggle, and put their heads together to hatch an idea to do more.
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Last year, she started Heads Together with William and Harry, a country-wide initiative to destigmatize mental illness.
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So, when two athletes put their heads together, it`s possible for them both to win a staring contest.
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Once the teams were finalized, students had two weeks to put their heads together and prepare for the challenge.
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" Hinett adds, "I'm looking forward to seeing a sea of blue with everyone with their [Heads Together] headbands on.
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If Hinett wins, they will both ride in the U.K. So far, both have raised $173,000 for Heads Together.
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" "Heads Together marks a landmark moment for mental health and we are proud to be part of the collaboration.
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One interesting moment in the video, Hunter said, was when the lynx knocked their heads together before leaping apart.
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Ahead of Sunday's London Marathon, the royal mom hosted runners from Team Heads Together at Kensington Palace on Wednesday.
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The three royals front the Heads Together campaign, launched this year to help improve the help available for sufferers.
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" He added, "the minds that have been in the starkest disagreement are now going to put their heads together.
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Einar Otto Stangvik: We spent a month putting our heads together to figure out how to attack the platform.
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Verdict: To crack this cranium theft case, officers of the Tucson Police Department had better put their heads together.
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GCHQ's first puzzle book in 2016 raised more than 330,000 pounds ($430,000) for the mental health initiative, Heads Together.
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Alaska, Pudge, Takumi (and Lara) try to put their heads together to figure something out, but it's no use.
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Heads Together is a mental health initiative first spearheaded by Prince William, Kate Middleton, and Prince Harry in 2016.
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The World Government Summit is, at least in theory, about people putting their heads together to solve big problems.
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" Fits and giggles: "My husband and I got the screaming giggles during the vows, and accidentally whacked our heads together.
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The playful husband edited pictures of himself and his son to look like they had (poorly) shaved their heads together.
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" Emma Thomas, the CEO of charity Young Minds, which is a Heads Together partner, said afterwards, "It was really fruitful.
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"I really regret not ever talking about it," he said at an event for his mental health charity, Heads Together.
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The visit fits in with their ongoing campaign for mental health, Heads Together, which they set up with Prince Harry.
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And Heads Together is set to be the charity of the year at the London marathon in April next year.
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Will, Kate and Harry set up their Heads Together campaign uniting a collection of charities under one umbrella in April.
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But when the partying ends up taking a dark turn, the longtime friends are forced to put their heads together.
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"William, Harry, and I are very grateful that this book is supporting our Heads Together Campaign," continued in the foreword.
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The athletes will participate in the London Marathon to raise money for Heads Together, the Royal Family's mental health charity.
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"The training staff really kind of put their heads together and got a good (hydration) system for me," Strasburg said.
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The runners are taking part in the London Marathon with Heads Together, the charity campaign led by the royal trio.
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For the record, we love when brands put their heads together and come up with collaborations we never thought possible.
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The Heads Together campaign, which aims to encourage conversations about mental health, was named the marathon's Charity of the Year.
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The pertinent committees put their heads together and created a unified version of the bill they could both live with.
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The "Team Go" match, in which five human pros will put their heads together against AlphaGo, should also be pretty interesting.
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"We're still just trying to get our heads together," the 18-year-old alleged victim's brother, Jason Nagel, 32, tells PEOPLE.
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Castro is running in the Boston Marathon on behalf of Heads Together — Harry, Prince William and Princess Kate's mental health charity.
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This is a task for North Korea and the United States to put their heads together to tackle after the summit.
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Co-owner Brittney Valles, chef and fellow co-owner Wes Avila, and other members of the team put their heads together.
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" He praises the royals' Heads Together (an initiative that was Kate's idea) project for giving young people "a lot of hope.
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What it required was all of us putting our heads together and saying, 'Well, let's determine if we think this is possible.
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The charity is one of several that have been brought under the Heads Together banner to tackle mental health issues across society.
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Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge attend Guild of Health Writers Conference with Heads Together at Chandos House.
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Six days later, they'll be in London, running their second marathon in less than a week, also in support of Heads Together.
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Heads Together still moved forward, and Prince William has noticed that many more people are willing to speak about the issues now.
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They are also getting tips on how to spread the Heads Together message of challenging the stigma about openly discussing mental health.
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The royal trio all spearheaded Heads Together — an umbrella group of several charities aimed at reducing the stigma around mental health issues.
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So there's a clear cautionary tale for the EU powers that be — if they can but put their heads together and listen.
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This generation of the royal family, in particular, has used it to highlight causes like their Heads Together campaign for mental health.
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Middleton and her husband Prince William have long been advocates for mental health services, founding the Heads Together campaign back in 2016.
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So, we at Refinery29 have thrown our heads together to come up with a definitive list of spring 2017's coolest colors.
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In it, the Duke of Cambridge opens up about mental health, family life and his mother's death as part of Heads Together.
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Councilor Essaibi-George said she hopes that schools, neighborhood organizations, and environmental science programs will put their heads together in the meantime.
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After all, mental health is the primary focus of their "Heads Together" initiative, under which they launched the successful textline service, "Shout."
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We put our heads together and decide what we want to say, how we're going to get the essence of Jackie Robinson.
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Neither has Mr Trump been prepared to take on the role America used to play in Asian rows, of knocking heads together.
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"There's always someone directing something or appearing in something or wanting to put heads together about a workshop or class," Vale said.
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Before the visit, William penned a blog post for Heads Together, the mental health campaign he shares with Kate and brother Prince Harry.
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We have no prior experience to guide us, which means we're going to have to put our collective heads together and start preparing.
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The $535 dress brought a little Christmas cheer to the Heads Together charity holiday party she attended alongside Prince William and Prince Harry.
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It all started with a moody, black and white mirror selfie posted by Beckham in April, showing the two leaning their heads together.
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And they will also speak at what their office at Kensington Palace calls an "upbeat reception with the charities" that form Heads Together.
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The New York students put their heads together to build what they're calling a "chariot," a custom wheelchair that helps a 2.8 lb.
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In addition both couples will continue to work together on projects in the future, including on The Foundation's mental health program, Heads Together.
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The trio dropped by a gathering of volunteers from their Heads Together initiative, the mental health campaign they kicked off in the spring.
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"We're still just trying to get our heads together," the 18-year-old alleged victim's brother, Jason Nagel, 32, told PEOPLE last week.
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"The solution will be for the two governments to put their heads together," Ha Jong-moon, a professor at South Korea's Hanshin University.
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She owed me a little bread, but wasn't able to pay, so we put our heads together to come up with a solution.
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Still, "it's a good example of what can be achieved if people put their heads together and work for a common goal," Victorio said.
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The trio launched the "Heads Together" campaign earlier this year to work with charities to help tackle the stigma of mental health in Britain.
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In a promotional video for his 2017 London Marathon team, Harry tried to recruit members to join his family's efforts to support Heads Together.
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The biggest single project they have taken on in unison, Heads Together aims to "change the national conversation on mental wellbeing," the palace says.
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The Mix is among the mental health charities that are part of the Heads Together campaign that William, Kate and Prince Harry are spearheading.
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The runners who are lacing up for Team Heads Together at the London Marathon in two weeks have quite the cheerleading squad behind them!
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The very idea of putting Trump and Lincoln on the cover and morphing their heads together -- but look at how similar their situations are.
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Brown has previously shared photos of the two on her Instagram account, including a Valentine's Day post of the two with their heads together.
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Thankfully, WIRED has plenty of Switch fans with opinions, and we've put our heads together to compile a list of the best games around.
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All those years we were just some young kids trying to figure out how to put the ideas we had in our heads together.
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In 2008, three college graduates put their heads together from an apartment in San Francisco and completely reimagined the way we see vacation accommodation.
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Our experts from the Styles section and Wirecutter, a New York Times company that reviews products, put their heads together for this gift guide.
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Surely we'd feel better as a society if promising kids like Andrew and Isaiah weren't bashing their heads together hundreds of times a week.
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I joined the faculty last year, so it was only a matter of time before we put our heads together to create some crosswords.
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In 2017, he launched the Heads Together campaign with Prince William and The Duchess of Cambridge to end the stigma associated with mental wellbeing.
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Tuesday's opening session was attended by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who previously launched the Heads Together mental health campaign with Prince Harry.
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Its launch follows Prince William's previous work for the mental health campaign Heads Together, which he launched with his brother, Prince Harry, in 2016.
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We're a fairly small marketing team full of creative people, so we all put our heads together and planned the shower in about a week.
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So Gab and I really would bang our heads together and make sure we weren't falling into the comfort zone of what you typically see.
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In a sweet selfie shared by Kloss, the supermodel and her husband comfortably leaned their heads together during what appears to be a safari ride.
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Russia achieved a lot in Syria with a small commitment of forces, but it now finds that it is too weak to bang heads together.
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We are enormously proud of this interview, not least because we've been able to bring the issues supported by Heads Together to a wider public.
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Kate has an engagement in London on Thursday, to highlight the importance of mental health in mothers as part of the royals' Heads Together campaign.
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This week is an important week for the royals' campaign, Heads Together, as they are coordinating new initiatives with World Mental Health Day on Tuesday.
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The video, filmed at Kensington Palace earlier this week, is part of the Heads Together campaign, which aims to end the stigma around mental health.
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Working with Heads Together, Prince Harry, along with his brother, William, and Duchess Kate, has been bringing mental health to the forefront of public conversation.
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Later, in Greenwich, William, Kate and Harry were mobbed by runners when they joined Heads Together supporters at a cheering point along the marathon route.
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Harry and Kate took turns waving a giant Heads Together foam hand with pointing finger as runners did a double-take when they recognized them.
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Both couples will continue to work together on projects in the future, the palace said, including on the Royal Foundation's mental health program, "Heads Together".
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Monday's rally in U.S. stocks was perhaps as much in anticipation of G7 finance ministers putting their heads together on Tuesday as central bank coordination.
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The two princes, along with Prince William's wife, the Duchess of Cambridge, are leading a campaign called Heads Together to end stigma around mental illness.
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When faced with challenges, the Blob is able to put its many "heads" together to find efficient solutions, even though it doesn't have a brain.
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European justice and home affairs ministers are putting their heads together to try to decide on a collective response to Internet companies' use of strong encryption.
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He has filled his cabinet with swaggering tycoons, such as Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, hoping they can knock heads together harder than career politicians can.
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As governor of Moquegua, a southern department, from 2011 to 2014, he "knocked mayors' heads together" to advance the planned Quellaveco copper mine, says Mr Youle.
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In 2016, he teamed with Prince William and Kate Middleton to create the Heads Together initiative encouraging more people to talk about the challenges they face.
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Heads Together was launched in 2016 by a team of charities including Mind, CALM (The Campaign Against Living Miserably), and Contact (a military mental health coalition).
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Sabbat was also seen with his arm around Sevigny's shoulder outside the wedding, with another shot showing them cradling their heads together as they smiled warmly.
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Sometime before the case gets there, the White House and the Justice Department ought to put their heads together to figure out what they're fighting for.
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For the new study, these rival research teams put their heads together to see if they could figure out why they ended up with such different results.
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At the event on Thursday, the royals officially launched the new academy, which opened its doors last September and to promote their Heads Together mental health campaign.
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And when puzzle-solvers in the fan community put their heads together, they realized that the code was in some way connected to the profile viewing it.
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She, William and Harry have set up their Heads Together campaign to end the stigma surrounding mental health that stops people getting the help that they need.
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We've put our heads together to come up with some of the best tools for grilling, as well as some absolutely wacky additions to any outdoor party.
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We have to all put our heads together and figure out how to not let this moment go, not just be like, 'Oh, well, that was crazy.
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"Just as you would look after your physical health and know what to do, this is about being there and supporting others," a Heads Together source adds.
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The show gives innovators, industry leaders and government officials an opportunity to put their heads together and discuss how we can strengthen our economy and our workforce.
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Palin expresses this as some sort of conspiracy involving Democrats, Republicans, and business interests who put their heads together to figure out how to undermine border security.
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Since launching the Heads Together campaign to encourage conversations surrounding mental health, the British royal family has been refreshingly outspoken on the stigma that can accompany mental illness.
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The Telegraph reports that both want to take on more responsibilities, and work further with their key causes, such as mental health awareness and the Heads Together campaign.
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The concert will benefit three charities that military veterans facing mental health challenges: Help for Heroes, Combat Stress and the Royal Foundation's campaign on mental health, Heads Together.
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At a Heads Together reception hosted by the youth support service The Mix, they spoke with counselors and volunteers, and helped to decorate baubles and make paper chains.
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On Thursday, the royal mom of two attended the launch of a series of educational films created by Best Beginnings, a charity partner of her Heads Together campaign.
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" In a statement, Catherine Roche, the chief executive of one of Kate's charities, Place2Be says they are "delighted" to be part of the "ground-breaking Heads Together campaign.
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In the black and white split image, Beckham, 17, and Moretz, 19, leaned their heads together while the budding model wrapped his arm around the Neighbors 2 actress.
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Harry will need to head back to London soon as he prepares to support London Marathon runners through his Heads Together charity alongside Prince William and Princess Kate.
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The Obamas face one another in the sweet shot, holding hands and nearly touching their heads together while standing in front of a window inside the White House.
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We were just an emotional wreck, but once we took a deep breath and my wife and I put our heads together, we decided to keep it positive.
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Michael Fallon, a Conservative MP who is now the defence secretary, was appointed the first minister for the city, to "knock heads together" and get the shipyard moving.
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Some experts have cautioned against selfies, which may give lice the head-to-head contact they need to spread when teens cram their heads together for a photo.
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Once we put our heads together, we realize that we have a real community, and we can influence the dialogue on social progress and the redistribution of power.
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As part of the royals' Heads Together campaign to end mental health stigma, Prince William FaceTimed Lady Gaga to encourage people to speak more openly about mental health.
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And he sees the initiative as part of his work with the mental health campaign, Heads Together, which he started alongside wife Princess Kate and younger brother Prince Harry.
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Harry greeted British war hero Phillip Eaglesham and his service dog, Copper, at a Heads Together event -- a mental health initiative set up by Harry, Prince William and Kate.
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Its team of US economists put heads together to formulate an outlook for the economy in 2020 — and concluded that there likely will not be a recession this year.
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Getting the state to perform its most basic functions—building a school, disbursing a subsidy, repaving a road—is a job that can require banging a few heads together.
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Harry suggested that, as Big White Wall is part of the coalition of military charities in the Royal Foundation's Heads Together mental health campaign, funding ought to be possible.
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The subject was high on the agenda as he was introduced to staff from Virgin Money – the main sponsor of the Marathon and a charity partner of Heads Together.
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"She's very keen on children and keen that they should be happy," said Fonagy, who has worked alongside Kate with her mental health advocacy through the Heads Together initiative.
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First, it shows that the information security industry views cyberattacks more as a business development opportunity than as a chance to put their collective heads together to eliminate threats.
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In preparation for the London Marathon, Middleton partnered with Heads Together, a charity that works to end the stigma surrounding mental health, to decorate a set of Royal Mailboxes.
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He and brother Harry have used their experience to help others cope through their Heads Together campaign, which he said aims to "smash the taboo" of mental health concerns.
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The royal couple popped into BBC Radio One on Friday to surprise DJ Adele Roberts who is running the London Marathon for the royals' Heads Together initiative on Sunday.
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The members of the royal family have been working with Heads Together — an initiative they've started in hopes of changing the way people think and speak about mental health.
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"We've been putting our heads together to figure out what to do because we don't want to let another day like that go by without doing something," he said.
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Kate, who founded the mental health charity Heads Together, along with Prince William and Prince Harry, has been praised for her work in both mental health and child development.
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Additionally, she's worked with her husband and brother-in-law Prince Harry on the Heads Together campaign to encourage a dialogue around mental health, even when such conversations are uncomfortable.
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It's a risk that the ministers, Eurogroup, will not find the strength to unite, to put their heads together and act as one, if anything bad happens to the Eurozone.
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The concert will support three charities which support military veterans facing mental health challenges: Help for Heroes, Combat Stress and the Royal Foundation's campaign and mental health initiative, Heads Together.
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To help you sift through it all and make good choices, the Mashable Gaming team all put our heads together to single out the 23 titles we're most excited for.
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"She's very keen on children and keen that they should be happy," adds Fonagy, who has also worked alongside Kate with her mental health advocacy through the Heads Together initiative.
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The pair took part in the London marathon in 2017 on behalf of Heads Together, the umbrella mental health project that William leads along with Kate Middleton and Prince Harry.
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"Catherine has been an absolutely fantastic patron, and since the Heads Together campaign has come together, that has really raised the profile even more for mental health," she tells PEOPLE.
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" William added, "For Catherine and Harry, their journeys to Heads Together were different: Harry predominately through his work with veterans, and Catherine through her work with children and young families.
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Sansa summarily proves to be the good and kind ruler she's been looking for (and I can't wait to see these two wandering the wintry wastes and knocking heads together).
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It is significant because of what it could spawn, and how it makes you think about pop music, and what these women could achieve if they put their heads together.
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"She's very keen on children and keen that they should be happy," says Fonagy, who has worked alongside Kate, 36, with her mental health advocacy through the Heads Together initiative.
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"Heads Together wants to help people feel much more comfortable with their everyday mental wellbeing and have the practical tools to support their friends and family," the campaign website states.
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On Thursday morning, William joined a task force of emergency services brought together by the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), which is also one of the partners in Heads Together.
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Not, as you might expect, by putting their heads together to work out what North Korea's device is capable of and how they can best counter it, but the reverse.
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Shout launching in the United Kingdom comes on the heels of Harry, Meghan, William and Kate making a commitment to their Heads Together campaign, which supports conversations on mental health.
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I'm a sucker for a good origin story, and Nodus is an endearing example of a couple of young product designers getting their heads together and starting a business from scratch.
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We decided to do some research and put our heads together to identify exactly which pain points we were having, and out of that came the solution of Name of Love!
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After the photo was posted last week, users put their heads together to try and get to the bottom of why there were so many more yellow Skittles in a bag.
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The couple, who run the Heads Together initiative with Prince Harry, were eager to see how Kelty uses digital and community-based tools to take their services and information to families.
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Harry, along with Prince William and sister-in-law Princess Kate, are behind the Heads Together campaign, uniting leading charities in the field to break the existing stigma around mental health.
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All proceeds from the book is going to Heads Together, the campaign Kate, her husband Prince William and brother-in-law Prince Harry have led to raise awareness about mental health.
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The brothers, who were aged 15 and 12, respectively, when their mother died, have joined Kate Middleton in the Heads Together campaign, which aims to destigmatize talking openly about mental health.
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The royal couple, whose Heads Together initiative alongside Prince Harry has helped mainstream mental health discussions, were attending the first Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit at County Hall in London together.
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The couple, who are in the final stages of planning their tour to Canada, will step out on Friday when they attend an engagement for their Heads Together mental health campaign.
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The royal trio, wearing black Heads Together tops, spent about half an hour chatting to supporters and whooping and clapping as runners sped past them as they approached the Cutty Sark.
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The royal opened up at a barbecue he hosted at his Kensington Palace home recently for Heads Together, the mental health initiative he is spearheading with Prince William and Princess Kate.
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Most importantly, it can capture a very wide angle, which means it's extremely good at fitting two or more people into frame without them having to awkwardly squish their heads together.
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"Car and policymakers now need to put their heads together and finally come up with a solution for how we are going to get out of this mess," Mr. Dudenhöffer said.
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Unable to sit on our hands any longer, WIRED writers and editors Jason Parham, Adam Rogers, and Angela Watercutter put their heads together to hash out what they all just saw.
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Last week, she debuted some serious bouncy curls during a briefing alongside husband Prince William and brother-in-law Prince Harry at London's Institute of Contemporary Artis for their Heads Together foundation.
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William, Kate and Harry are also teaming up for their last public engagement of 2016 on Monday when they take part in an event for their joint mental health initiative, Heads Together.
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It is one of the legacy programs from the Heads Together campaign and is being delivered in partnership with The Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, Place2Be and Young Minds.
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I think when we put our heads together and we cook and we ask questions and we try to push our agenda for equality in the workplace, the connections get super-strong.
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The film is part of a week of campaigning for William, as he, Harry and Princess Kate gear up to support the London Marathon, which will further raise awareness for Heads Together.
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The royals joined 150 Team Heads Together volunteers who are preparing to run the 2017 London Marathon in support of the campaign — along with women's marathon world-record holder Paula Radcliffe, 43.
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On Monday, Castro and Hinett will be running the Boston Marathon for Heads Together, the initiative to end the stigma surrounding mental health backed by Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry.
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But when the partying ends up taking a dark turn, and they accidentally kill a male stripper, the longtime friends are forced to put their heads together and cover up the accident.
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" After viewing a presentation, which included video footage of the three royals racing one another as they launched the Heads Together marathon, he joked, "I'm glad you thought it was a highlight.
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" The theme of the writers' conference was 'The Anxiety Epidemic" and featured a number of guest speakers, including Paul Farmer, chief executive of Mind, which is part of the Heads Together coalition.
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As Humboldt penguins only mate during breeding season, you'll find Kalle and Grobi slurping fish-heads together for only a few months of the year—but don't expect any stone-courting rituals.
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But when the partying ends up taking a dark turn and they accidentally kill a male stripper, the longtime friends are forced to put their heads together and cover up the accident.
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The Heads Together runners included Ivan Castro, 49, a U.S. Army officer who was blinded in Iraq, and Karl Hinett, 30, who suffered terrible burns in a petrol bomb attack in Iraq.
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The specter of Jones further upending things in January has created newfound pressure to put heads together, make sacrifices, and move forward to score a big win while the GOP still can.
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In a video released Tuesday, the pop star joined the Duke of Cambridge's Heads Together, a campaign he leads along with the Duchess and Prince Harry to raise awareness on mental illness.
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"Today's market action may bang some heads together and actually start thinking about the constructive measures the government can take," said Jacob Kirkegaard, senior fellow at the Peterson Institution for International Economics.
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He has established a task force on the prevention of cyberbullying and along with The Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry, is leading the Heads Together campaign on mental health and well-being.
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It was a very different look from the style Kate opted for when she joined Prince William for training day for the Heads Together team ahead of the London Marathon in February 2017.
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Princess Kate opened up about the realities of motherhood in a speech Thursday at the launch of a series of educational films from Best Beginnings, a charity partner of her Heads Together campaign.
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In the elevator up to his apartment, De Paula said, Weinstein began groping the women's breasts and forcing them to kiss one another, "like putting both heads together," De Paula told the paper.
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The royal couple, whose Heads Together initiative alongside Prince Harry has helped mainstream mental health discussions, attended the first meeting of its kind to unite politics, academics and health policy-makers on Tuesday.
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Launched by Kate last year, the "Mentally Health Schools" program is one of the legacies of the royals' Heads Together campaign, which helps teachers and school leaders better support children's mental well-being.
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It is a key area of interest as the royal trio build knowledge in their wider mental health Heads Together campaign and they have already hinted at their growing awareness of the need.
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Before Meghan and Harry tied the knot, the Kensington Palace social media pages featured an image of Prince William, Kate and Prince Harry at an event for the charity Heads Together in 2016.
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The 24/7 text support service was launched earlier this year by Prince William and Kate alongside Prince Harry and Meghan, as it is a legacy of the royals' successful Heads Together campaign.
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In summer 2012, Workato founder and CEO Vijay Tella brought a small team together to put their heads together and build a new type of software that would solve a common corporate headache.
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In the night, I like to think, they put those shaggy heads together to ruminate on the weird politics of the American West and blast clouds of exhausted air out their shiny nostrils.
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The royal trio stopped by the start line of the London Marathon Community Track in the shadow of the 2012 Olympic Stadium in support of Heads Together, their ongoing campaign to highlight mental health.
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Hinett said one of the qualities he admires most about them is how real they are, and their willingness to talk to both of them about Heads Together, and their work with the organization.
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Together with his brother and wife, he launched the Heads Together initiative to focus on mental health three years ago – but even the royal trio had trouble getting famous faces to join their cause.
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Kate, who was the inspiration behind the younger royals' Heads Together mental health campaign, then joined a round table meeting with leading researchers and students to learn about the wider ambition for developmental neuroscience.
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Frustrated by the lack of scientific consensus on how to deal with a man o'war sting, a research team led by Christie Wilcox from UHM's Pacific Cnidaria Research Laboratory (PCRL) put their heads together.
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A three-year client of mine enjoys severe pain, and she's a favorite because we've put our heads together to invent novel ways to give her the experience she's looking for safely and effectively.
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While utopian science fiction futures are few and far between, let's hope that by putting their heads together some of today's best thinkers can help as avert disaster in whichever form it may come.
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In 2017, he founded Heads Together with his wife Kate Middleton and brother Prince Harry, with an aim to change the national conversation on mental health and provide help for those with mental health problems.
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The royals visited Young Minds in London, which runs a helpline for parents and is one of the eight partners of the mental health campaign that the couple set up with Prince Harry, Heads Together.
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For the Cinema Society screening of Stewart's latest film, Cafe Society, in N.Y.C., Heath says she and the actress put their creative heads together to come up with the "modern half-up, knotted mohawk" style.
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At a briefing at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts on Tuesday, the royal trio outlined their plans and hopes for Heads Together, the foundation of their campaign to shine a light on mental health issues.
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Murphy was studying mathematical and computational science and Spiegel was studying product design, so they put their heads together to develop the prototype of an app that would make pictures disappear after they were shared.
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"I don't think the Prime Minister would be where she is if it weren't for the royal family's Heads Together program, which I think was the brainchild of Her Royal Highness," Fonagy says of Kate.
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The three have been speaking out this week as part of a high-profile "Heads Together" campaign, which aims to break stigmas around mental health issues and encourage people to speak openly about their emotions.
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" William, who has come across male suicide in his job as an air ambulance pilot and through his work focussing on the homeless, adds, "Let's get out heads together and change the conversation of mental health.
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Alongside husband William and brother-in-law Prince Harry, she is part of the multi-pronged Heads Together initiative they launched in April to combine the talents and voices of several charities working in the area.
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The couple listened to stories about how the group helped them, while Prince Harry spoke about his own mental health charity Heads Together, which he founded with his brother Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.
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As they arrived together to Wednesday's meeting, William and Harry spoke separately but were united in their pride in what they had achieved along with their wives — especially, aides stress, the Heads Together mental health campaign.
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Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry sat down for an honest conversation about mental health in a video for their Heads Together campaign, encouraging everyone to speak openly about the personal issues they may face.
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One of them goes for a ridiculous 150 messages with the posters bitching about Musk and putting their heads together to try and prove how the launch was either fake or actually proves Flat Earth theory.
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After the mega success of the "Interested" event attendance option, we here at FB HQ put our heads together to come up with a few more alternatives to those old standbys Attending, Maybe, and Not Attending.
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And I suspect that what they're now doing is putting their heads together to figure out the best way to do that without risking an all-out conventional war against the US, which they would lose.
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"I expect every minority, Jewish and black, which has been affected by it... to contact me and reach out so we can put our heads together and make sure that this is done productively," he said.
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The campaign will reach a high point on Sunday when Castro, from North Carolina, and Hinett, from Birmingham, England, join a large group of runners at Sunday's London Marathon who are racing on behalf of Heads Together.
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In Gateshead, England, he met leading local sports stars — including Olympian Steve Cram — who will help promote the Heads Together campaign that is spearheaded by Harry, his brother Prince William and his sister-in-law Princess Kate.
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In the wake of the good vibe wave surrounding the news that LEGO would produce a "Women of NASA" set, we at Mashable put our heads together, and brainstormed: Who else deserves the LEGO treatment in 2017?
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Along with Prince William and Prince Harry, Kate is asking each marathon runner to wear a Heads Together headband on race day to support the royal trio's organization, which aims to combat the stigma around mental health.
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Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry officially launched their new Heads Together initiative on Monday, and the charity released a highlights video that offers fans an up-close chance to see them working side-by-side.
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The two have been title rivals for the past two years, with Hamilton coming out on top, and Wolff has had to bang heads together at times when the heat of battle risked damaging the dominant team.
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It was only once they went public with their Heads Together campaign and "people realized that Catherine, Harry and I put our necks on the line here," he said, that well-known names began supporting the effort.
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On the evidence of what I see in the reopened museum, a bunch of very smart curators are putting their heads together to work from inside to begin to turn a big white ship in another direction.
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"I expect every minority, Jewish and black, which has been affected by it ... to contact me and reach out so we can put our heads together and make sure that this is done productively," he had said.
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Portal TV's smart camera is extremely good and has a wide angle that can capture the entire living room so that two people can be on the chat without having to smash their heads together into frame.
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Of course the voters think we're idiots for being unable to put our heads together and solve these big, intractable problems — the issue is that the voters themselves are idiots who don't understand what the problems are.
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There is nothing more than ourselves: the couple, two sexes reconciled in a chile, two heads together, not contemplating each other (so as not to turn either one into a mirror) but staring straight ahead, at the other.
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Though William and his brother Prince Harry aren't running in the London Marathon this Sunday, they have been active participants in the lead-up to this year's race through their work with their mental health campaign, Heads Together.
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" Alice: "I basically wouldn't stop talking about it...Because we just had so much fun doing it with James, we just kind of all got our heads together and were like, maybe a podcast is the right platform.
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They want the Heads Together campaign to build on the great work that is already being done across the country so that prejudice and fear no longer stand in the way of people getting the help they need.
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The organizations in the Heads Together partnership include charities such as Place2Be, which works in schools, the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families and a campaign dedicated to preventing male suicide, which William has been highlighting.
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During his visit, Harry learned about how the YMCA is supporting young people in the area and took part a roundtable discussion convened by The Royal Foundation's "Heads Together" campaign — the mental health initiative spearheaded by the royals.
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If America and Russia are ready to knock heads together, there is more progress establishing what diplomats call "confidence-building measures" and, above all, if the partial ceasefire holds, something better than the current horrors could yet emerge.
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FAST & FURIOUS PRESENTS: HOBBS & SHAW This offshoot of the "Fast and the Furious" franchise finds the rivals Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) and Shaw (Jason Statham) putting their cue-ball heads together to thwart a genetically enhanced soldier (Idris Elba).
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According to People, the duchess, Prince William, and Prince Harry came together for a briefing at the London's Institute of Contemporary Arts to outline more plans for Heads Together, and once again shone a light on mental health issues.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry have spoken candidly about the impact of Princess Diana's death on their mental health in a new film as part of their Heads Together campaign to end mental health stigma.
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Good Morning Britain's Sean Fletcher recently talked to the couple and discovered, as he revealed at an event for the royal family's charity Heads Together, that when it comes to believing in her husband, the Duchess has her limits.
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But they were also there to offer last words of encouragement to some of the 700-plus runners supporting Heads Together, including military veterans, a family who lost their father to suicide, and a woman dressed as a strawberry.
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Along with Prince William and Prince Harry, she formed the Heads Together campaign, and they are each supporting a series of programs to ensure that people can get access to the right help, at the right place and time.
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Putting their heads together, they suspected that employing nouns ("I am in favour of the removal of settlers"), rather than verbs ("I am in favour of removing settlers"), to convey support for policy positions would have a calming effect.
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We put our heads together and assembled a list encompassing all of our shopping "beats" — fashion, lifestyle, home, and beauty (plus a few wild cards) — to create a short list of product suggestions that all clock in under $100.
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The one-off concert was an evening of music and reflection in aid of three charities working to support military veterans facing mental health challenges; Help for Heroes, Combat Stress and Heads Together – The Royal Foundation's campaign and mental health initiative.
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They are urging people to share the films and continue the conversation on mental health, which they started when they brought eight charities from those who help children, to young men and veterans — under their Heads Together umbrella last April.
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In a new interview with The Telegraph, on their Mad World podcast, the prince opened up about struggling to process his grief, the importance of talking about mental health, his work with Heads Together and wanting kids in the future.
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Kate, William and Prince Harry have been focusing on mental wellbeing as their Heads Together campaign grows, and William spent much of his day in Manchester asking if police officers and other emergency staff were getting the support they needed.
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To celebrate the two-headed thing of beauty that is the Swimmers in full flow, THUMP UK's Josh Baines and Angus Harrison put their heads together for their own B2B, musing on why these two are the best DJs around.
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It's hard to imagine today, but thinking back to a year ago you might have thought an outsider Trump campaign would feature an all-star group of business leaders promising to put their heads together to fix what's ailing America.
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In a conversation with Transport for London (TfL) chief engineer Brendan Sleight and Chad Frankish, 49, a TfL program manager, the Queen said that William, Harry and Princess Kate paved the way for victims to get support with their Heads Together campaign.
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Below, Angela Watercutter and Brian Raftery, who wrote WIRED's cover story on the movie, put their heads together to figure out what BR2049 did right, what it did wrong, and why it didn't do much of anything at all at the box office.
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After finding themselves working with a lot of pregnant women in their nutrition practice, Clarke and Jarosh decided to put their heads together for a book full of recipes that are geared towards the symptoms of each stage of pregnancy and beyond.
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Harry and his brother Prince William and sister-in-law Kate Middleton have been at the forefront of a campaign to highlight mental health – mainly through Heads Together, their umbrella group of several charities aimed at reducing the stigma of talking about problems.
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Kate — in a Kate Spade floral pink dress — joined William and Harry for a special party at County Hall, on the south bank of the River Thames in London, where they met members of the charities under their own Heads Together coalition.
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The couple appeared on Scott Mills' BBC Radio 1 show to talk about their Heads Together campaign, which aims to change the conversation around mental health, but they were soon talking about what they do to clear their mind after a long day.
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Because the backstories are often told from the periphery, players are forced to put their heads together online to piece together fragments of what feels like an ancient religious text if it were written by a fantasy geek on a bad acid trip.
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In addition to sharing his own personal experiences over the years, he's worked with various organizations and co-launched Heads Together in 2017 — a campaign that aims to fundraise mental health services and end the stigma associated with openly discussing mental health.
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As well as the Heads Together campaign, Prince Harry has also co-founded a charity to support children in Lesotho, where he spent time before joining the military, and created the Invictus Games, a sporting event for wounded or sick service members.
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"I chatted to Prince William, and he has promised that he will run a marathon in Kenya sometime," Good Morning Britain's Sean Fletcher told reporters on Tuesday at an event featuring William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry to highlight their mental health charity Heads Together.
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During a conversation with Austin and Maddy, William reiterates the message that Heads Together, the mental health awareness campaign he champions along with Princess Kate and Prince Harry, has been sharing over the past year: That talking about these issues is imperative to overcoming them.
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During his visit, Harry learned about how the YMCA, in the London suburb of South Ealing, is supporting young people in the area and took part a roundtable discussion convened by The Royal Foundation's "Heads Together" campaign — the mental health initiative spearheaded by the royals.
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Harry personally asked Castro if he'd be interested in taking part in the Heads Together campaign, in particular, a venture that would have him running the Boston Marathon on a Monday, and then jetting across the pond to run the London Marathon the next Sunday.
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Stephanie Parker: Yes, of course, I think Erica stated it beautifully when she said that all of us coming together and putting our hearts together and putting our skills and our heads together to work on this was a really great, beautiful, amazing experience.
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The film is the latest in a series of media appearances by William, Kate and Harry as part of Heads Together and comes just days after Prince William's FaceTime conversation with Lady Gaga, who talked about her struggles living with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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The couple is expected back in England later this coming week, as on Friday they are visiting a school just outside London to highlight their mental health campaign Heads Together, at a time when youngsters feel the pressures in the first weeks of starting school.
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Leading up to the event, the royal couple raised money for three charities that support military veterans facing mental health challenges, a key area of concern in Harry's public work: Help for Heroes, Combat Stress and Heads Together, The Royal Foundation's mental health initiative.
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The three royals, whose mental health campaign Heads Together is the official charity of the marathon, were at the start line to sound the klaxon that marked the beginning of the race and stayed on throughout the race at various points to show their support.
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The London Marathon chose the royals' Heads Together campaign (an umbrella group of mental health charities that the royals back) as the official charity partner for this year's race and royals were at the start line of the race and dotted along the course.
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"Our core group leadership in the U.S. needs to meet with the Canadian core group leadership, put our heads together and see what the future of women's hockey looks like in North America," said American forward Hilary Knight, who has played in both professional leagues.
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But we didn't want that sexist tone to go unanswered, and so me and Erin Burger, who's the senior editor who wrote that response, put our heads together and we debated a little bit if we were just giving a voice to the trolls.
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Shortly after the blazer incident, Yona and Oded Vakrat, along with cofounder Ilan Zerbib, put their heads together, and a year later, they presented their own solution to the public: Earny, an app which aims to get consumers their money back for discounts on past purchases.
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And, matching the Heads Together #OktoSay of 2017, Harry, 34, also learned about the #IAMWHOLE campaign, which was developed in partnership by the U.K.'s public health provider, the National Health Service, and the YMCA to encourage young people to talk more openly about mental health.
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Princess Kate Praises Prince Harry for Opening Up About His Own Struggles With Mental Health The moving video comes ahead of Sunday's London Marathon, in which the royal trio is asking each marathon runner to wear a Heads Together headband on race day to support their organization.
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It wasn't until December 2015 that Tim Ellis, the startup's CEO and a former Blue Origin rocket-propulsion engineer, and Jordan Noone, the CTO and a former SpaceX employee, put their heads together to build a company to 3D-print rockets and launch them into orbit.
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Our eyes were immediately drawn to her quilted down jacket — one, because she already wore this Perfect Moment puffer during the Team Heads Together Marathon Training Day in 2017, and two, because we're in need of some winter-weather fashion inspo to brighten up our coat closets.
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In the six days between their back-to-back marathons (the Boston marathon last Monday and the London race this Sunday), veterans Ivan Castro and Karl Hinett have noticed an ocean-spanning growth in awareness about mental health problems, thanks in part to the British royals' Heads Together initiative.
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Wearing a sky blue polka dot dress by New York-based designer Altuzarra, Kate brought a ray of sunshine to the dreary weather conditions in Harlow, Essex, in the U.K. where she and Prince William were visiting Stewards Academy in association with their Heads Together mental health campaign.
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Randy Weber, a member of the House Freedom Caucus who opposed the GOP health care bill said Tuesday he thought that the GOP conference could find a way to get a revised Obamacare bill through the House if they all got in a room and put their heads together.
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" FROM PEN: How Princess Kate Is Changing the Royal Parenting Rules William spoke about Heads Together campaign he, Kate and Prince Harry set up and added, "Don't get me wrong: there is a place for a stiff upper lip, and for a sense of humor to help get through a situation.
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Here at The Verge, we put our heads together to come up with this totally 100 percent official list of the absolutely positively unimpeachably best names you could possibly use to describe each and every type of folding phone we've seen so far — and a few that don't yet exist.
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If the Republican "power brokers" had any actual power, and if they truly see a Trump nomination as the cataclysm they claim it would be, they would summon the other four candidates—Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, John Kasich, and Ben Carson—to a woodshed where they would knock some heads together.
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Now that they've graduated to playing clubs, museums, and festivals at home and around the globe, NAAFI retains this emphasis on the here and now, each late-night sound-clash and release vibrating with the built-by-hand allure of a bunch of people putting their heads together in real-space.
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The Angolan practice of head butting became the 'knocking' in this new composite style, where fighters would either head-butt as part of the larger 'Kicking and Knocking' style or isolate that attack by grabbing each other by the ears and slamming their heads together until one of the fighters submitted.
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"Let's put our heads together, focus on the debate and back her up with specific data and strategies," Chen Dingding, a professor of international relations from Jinan University in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, told a WeChat social media group he created to help Ms. Liu in the debate.
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The trio have teamed up to form Heads Together, an umbrella of several mental health charities in the U.K. Centrepoint supports 9,000 young people directly in London, Yorkshire and the North East, and through its partner charities across the U.K., and young people typically stay with with the charity for two years.
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Much like the equinoxes that synchronize Earth's calendar, Y Combinator's We had a full squad on site not only covering the 84 companies from day one and 82 companies from day two, but our team also put their collective heads together to identify the top companies from each set exclusively for Extra Crunch members.
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On Tuesday, the royal mom joined her husband, Prince William, and brother-in-law, Prince Harry, to celebrate World Mental Health Day at a special Buckingham Palace reception to honor those working in the mental health field and the royal trio's Heads Together campaign, which aims to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health issues.
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There's more to this industry collaboration than just figuring out the specs range for systems, however: Participating companies will "study common technical challenges," as well, meaning they'll be putting their heads together to overcome the major, fundamental tech challenges that still act as hurdles to be overcome in getting self-driving vehicles on the roads.
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William and Kate's outing comes as the organization unveiled a new PSA to encourage even more people to use the Shout 85258 service in the U.K. The 73/7 text support service was launched earlier this year by William and Kate alongside Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, as it is a legacy of the royals' successful Heads Together campaign.
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But half a century ago, when guardians of culture were diligently policing boundaries between the purportedly high and low, Mr. Dylan drew his allusions not only from Western literature but also from the blues and the news, gleefully knocking their heads together; in "Stuck Inside of Mobile With the Memphis Blues Again," he put Shakespeare in the alley.
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The royal couple attended 100 Days to Peace, a gala music evening marking the centenary of the end of the First World War – and raised money for three charities that support military veterans facing mental health challenges, a key area of concern in Harry's public work: Help for Heroes, Combat Stress and Heads Together – The Royal Foundation's mental health initiative.
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"Work, as we all know, can at times be a source of great fulfillment, growth and fun, but also at times a significant source of stress sometimes — if we are honest, to the point of its being overwhelming," he told a meeting of the Heads Together campaign, the mental-health initiative he kicked off with wife Princess Kate and brother Prince Harry in April.
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Prince William and Princess Kate Support Grieving Families Place2Be is one of the charity partners of the Heads Together campaign that the couple set up alongside Prince Harry – and the royal trio spent Sunday helping give some moral support and do some sprinting of their own at a training day for marathon runners who'll be raising money and awareness for the cause at the London race in April.
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And you have to think that some of the best and brightest minds, you know, not just in this country but in the world are trying to put their heads together to work, cooperatively, and everybody comes together when you think about this to try to save the life of, you know, children who are just really just relying on us and just poor things are so desperate in there to be able to survive.
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Thus, in this random documentation of the fauna that still may be found in certain parts of the great American prairie lying east of the Continental Divide, they have mixed such sober observation as that brief shot of the birth of a buffalo with such trickery as a metronomic montage of mountain rams banging their heads together in time to 'The Anvil Chorus' … They simply desire to shape and order nature so that it will captivate and amuse.
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So I have been moved by my heart ever since I was a young woman about the age of a lot of Senator Sanders' supporters worrying what I can do to make a difference for my country, and I will bring that heart with me, but I will also tell you we've got to get our heads together to come up with the best answers to solve the problems so that people can have real differences in their lives that will make them better for now and into the future.
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On a visit to Tokyo and Seoul last week, the U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis (a) reaffirmed security guarantees to Japan and South Korea, (b) set the stage for an integrated American, Japanese and South Korean political, economic and military alliance, (c) opened the way for President Trump to knock heads together in Tokyo and Seoul to set aside their divisive historical grievances if they wanted Washington's umbrella and (d) told Pyongyang that our nuke operators knew the return address for a swift and devastating response if they ever saw a wrong move on their X-band radar.
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