We won't hear from Kepler, and Kepler won't hear from us.
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I hear from dads as frequently as I hear from moms.
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We eventually hear from the people we want to hear from -- like Dr. Anthony Fauci.
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Just as we were thrilled to hear from Kimberly Probolus, we'd love to hear from you.
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"They haven't had the courage to hold one hearing in the United States Senate to hear from doctors, to hear from hospitals, to hear from insurance companies," Sanders said on MSNBC.
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Then, when you want to hear from her, use the notebook to write the words that you want to hear from her.
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About 20% of Republican voters want to hear from direct witnesses while 16% want to hear from both direct and indirect witnesses.
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"I'm going to leave it to the Senate, but I'd like to hear from the whistleblower, I'd like to hear from shifty Schiff, I'd like to hear from Hunter Biden and Joe Biden," Trump told reporters at a White House event.
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"We will hear from Secretary Clinton — we won't hear from Mr. Trump," NAACP President and CEO Cornell William Brooks told CNN last week.
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Same with the nurses — they don't want to hear from 76 employers, they want to hear from three that are the right fit.
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In the imperfect contest of credibility, juries don't hear from the criminally pristine, they hear from two evils and choose to believe the lesser.
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"But I think we should hear from witnesses, and I would most like to hear from all the president's men," Klobuchar told The Hill.
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" Richard Nixon and Ted Williams "In politics, you find that when you win, you hear from everyone; when you lose, you hear from your friends.
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Here are the facts you won't hear from the Trump administration, but you will hear from economists and researchers who have published on the subject.
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See: The way you may now wonder why you don't hear from people within windows of time you never would have expected to hear from them before.
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Maybe we'll hear from a sponsor, maybe we'll hear from one of my friends at Vox Media who wants to tell you about one of their shows.
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At the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference, attendees will hear from more male presenters named Michael than they will hear from female CEOs (22 Michaels to 20 female CEOs).
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Next week, we'll hear from ECB head Mario Draghi, who speaks in Brussels Monday; Japan reports fourth-quarter GDP; and we'll hear from the big retailers, including Walmart.
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We'll also hear from Megadeth's Dave Mustaine, who looks back on his legendary career, and visit Nashville with Noisey's Zach Goldbaum to hear from Kesha, Margo Price, and more.
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We want – and need – to hear from you.
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However, instead of the high-pitched whine you often hear from cheaper blow-dryers, all you hear from the Supersonic is the sound of air whooshing through the system. Silent?
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But as the spring days slip away with no agreement to hear from the special counsel, frustrated lawmakers are saying they should use whatever means are necessary to hear from Mueller.
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" She added: "I will wait to hear from her.
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As for Ortega ... anyone ever hear from that guy??
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Senator, we need to hear from you — your constituents.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — Today we hear from Robyn Weintraub.
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Mike Crapo, Idaho Asked by CNN if he wants to hear from Bolton, he said: "I don't think we need to," adding he wants to hear from the defense team first. Sen.
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We need to hear from companies outside the banking space.
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So instead of doing that, let's hear from our sponsors.
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It will take longer to hear from NASA's Mars orbiters.
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Hear from the knitting octogenarian himself in the video below.
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I believe the House eventually will hear from these witnesses.
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We would like to hear from anyone who knows them.
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The Department of Homeland Security wants to hear from you.
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CN: It'd be great to hear from him next year.
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So we're going to hear from our advertiser right now.
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We still very much want to hear from you though.
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"Forever 21 can expect to hear from us," she said.
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I'm going to reserve judgment until we hear from him.
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"I guess it's nice to hear from everyone," she added.
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They just want to hear from you like a human.
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Can we take one week to hear from these witnesses?
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"Then we hear from leadership, take it or leave it."
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We will update this story if we hear from him.
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To start, you can download Hear from the app store.
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Afterward, we didn't hear from him for a couple months.
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The Times would like to hear from high school students.
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We did just hear from the Federal Reserve this week.
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Retirees say they have yet to hear from the company.
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If this is you, we want to hear from you!
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"I mean, you've got to hear from Bolton," Democratic Sen.
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He considered it "unlikely" the court would hear from them.
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If you answer yes, we'd like to hear from you.
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"We're still waiting to hear from North Korea," he said.
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We need to hear from the CEOs clearly and unequivocally.
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Now, the House Intelligence Committee wants to hear from him.
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"We hear from incredulous fans all the time," he says.
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Some have one specific person they want to hear from.
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We're also looking to hear from single women about money!
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"We really really want to hear from you," he added.
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On Friday, we hear from General Electric, Honeywell and Caterpillar.
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To be honest I would like to hear from them.
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It's time to hear from the rest of the pack.
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Or from the friends that they want to hear from.
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This is so different than what you hear from men.
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We will update this post when we hear from them.
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And I think that's what we'll hear from this president.
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Asked on what he wanted to hear from Rosenstein, Sen.
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We have to hear from President Xi Jinping, of course.
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ANKARA/PARIS (Reuters) - Iran expects to hear from Airbus (AIR.
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When they do, we need to hear from Comey again.
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When they didn't hear from him, school officials contacted police.
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I'm still waiting to hear from Lisa Murkowski of Alaska.
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To do this right, we need to hear from you.
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She's the mother, and people need to hear from her.
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Don't wait until you hear from the agency, she said.
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Today you're going to hear from my boss, Ed Lee.
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EISEN: SO HOW ARE WE GOING TO HEAR FROM YOU?
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We need to hear from you, just a little something.
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"We're just waiting to hear from the show," Abasolo said.
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Let's hear from Mr. Collins: Weirdly, I'd forgotten this one.
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But I think the country ought to hear from her.
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The partisan committee had hoped to hear from Michigan Gov.
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And why don't we ever hear from the people in
|
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Sometimes the arguments you hear from populists are pretty explicit.
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"We want to hear from Director Mueller himself," Minnesota Sen.
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Day three, what was I expecting to hear from Damien?
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Thune is starting to hear from industry on the issue.
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If you don't hear from me you are not pitching.
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They hear from very different constituents, with very different priorities.
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Then the Senate Banking Committee wants to hear from you.
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But when is the right time to hear from her?
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We know you don't normally hear from us on Saturdays.
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People have opted in; they want to hear from you.
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Which writers or experts would you like to hear from?
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That's what we need to hear from Joe Biden tonight.
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"They didn't like to hear from me," Dardaman said, laughing.
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We will hear from 10 tonight and 10 more tomorrow.
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We're going to hear from 10 tonight, 10 more tomorrow.
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" She concluded: "It really is good to hear from you.
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But hang on, we've gotta hear from a fine advertiser.
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We want to hear from other readers who are Catholic.
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We need to hear from — what shall we call them?
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What is the most common complaint you hear from customers?
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So now we want to hear from all of you.
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So now we want to hear from all of you.
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The Center for Public Integrity wants to hear from you.
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We want to hear from women who attend these services.
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She was in her room, surprised to hear from us.
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I'd love to hear from readers about what interests them.
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We want to hear from you on who to include.
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She never expected to hear from him -- and she didn't.
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It may be easier to hear from YouTuber kangatron here.
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Today, we hear from Senator Mitt Romney about that choice.
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So why do they desperately want to hear from them?
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His friends are still waiting to hear from loved ones.
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The American people needed to hear from the White House.
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They did not seem pleased to hear from him again.
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We're going to hear from them in just a second.
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Expect to hear from the party again in due course.
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MADDOW: And lastly we will hear from Vice President Biden.
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MADDOW: And lastly we will hear from Vice President Biden.
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That's not something you hear from startups all that often.
|
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But the American public didn't hear from some key players.
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He needs to hear from experienced officials, like General Dunford.
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Will we ever hear from Mueller himself about the report?
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The House Intelligence Cmte should hear from Matt Tait ASAP.
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But I have yet to hear from that resident. Interesting.
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"I very much want to hear from them," he said.
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Unfortunately, it's something you'll rarely hear from a dishonest person.
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You know, too bad you'll never hear from 'em again.
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Society does not like to hear from us castaway mothers.
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It was the last anyone would ever hear from him.
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Hear from the CEOs of Macy's, Shopify, Glossier and Flipkart.
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This is certainly not the last we'll hear from him.
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"I don't think we'll hear from him again," Hope said.
|
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We're going to hear from a fine sponsor, maybe two.
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And this is the last we will hear from them.
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Vanessa is excited to hear from her dad that Nick floated the idea of marriage, but significantly less excited to hear from her dad that he did the same with the other women. Girl.
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"At this point it's so new, we want to make sure we have all our bases covered, and compare what we hear from companies to what we hear from residents," says Sorell, with the SFMTA.
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America didn't see or hear from him for over a year.
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I am probably not who you expected to hear from today.
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Bernie Sanders as the candidate they most want to hear from.
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Putin needs to hear from voices outside his immediate Kremlin circle.
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In the coming weeks, we will likely hear from Mueller himself.
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This, at least, is the logic you'll hear from campaign staffers.
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"We're just waiting to hear from the show," said Abasolo, 37.
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It was kind of cool to hear from all these people.
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We hear from the Cyrus family he's the next big thing.
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We would love to hear from people on our Facebook page.
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"I think the country needs to hear from him," said Rep.
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First I want to hear from one of our excellent sponsors.
|
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VICE Games: Do you ever hear from the people you highlight?
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The main reason I hear from business owners is this: Disbelief.
|
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And elected leaders need to hear from voters all the time.
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He has yet to hear from his own parents and siblings.
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That's not typically something you hear from people tagged as virtuosos.
|
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"It was interesting to hear from actual teens," one freshman wrote.
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We will let you know if we hear from the company.
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Our bosses know they won't hear from us until we're out.
|
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"It was helpful for me to hear from him," Montali said.
|
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Let's hear from Ms. Burnikel: This puzzle was accepted on Sept.
|
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That wasn't the only news she would hear from the doctors.
|
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After we hear from everyone, we chat with two expert guests.
|
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They were really compelling, that people wanted to hear from them.
|
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Let's hear from Mr. Wentz: I like this puzzle a lot!
|
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Let's hear from our constructors: We love people who love words.
|
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But here's hoping we hear from this long-lived explorer soon.
|
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"It's been heartwarming to hear from so many people," Alan adds.
|
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I mean, I guess we have to hear from Mrs. Clinton.
|
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And that's actually what we hear from people who organize concerts.
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We are going to hear from them and listen to them.
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We are going to hear from Chair (Janet) Yellen this week.
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How lovely to hear from you so soon after your mother.
|
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Now it's time to hear from Judge Brett Kavanaugh (Matt Damon).
|
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We want to hear from women who help their parents financially.
|
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Who's this tired-ass dyke that nobody wants to hear from?
|
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"What we want to hear from Facebook… is engagement," Blackledge said.
|
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We hear from one in four customers about their reproductive health.
|
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We also hear from Khloé about her now-iconic pregnancy announcement.
|
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I should expect to hear from them in a few days.
|
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She didn't hear from him again until close to 9 p.m.
|
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Unlikely we'll hear from the Ukrainian president on #panamapapers until Monday.
|
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Those were the last words Grillo would ever hear from Casaleggio.
|
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But the board didn't hear from Greenwood's family, Williams' attorneys said.
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If it&aposs not working, I want to hear from you.
|
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But I always like to hear from you over the weekend.
|
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"Sometimes people need to hear from the horse's mouth," Balarezo replied.
|
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From what I hear from bankers, there could be others involved.
|
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And speaking of Comey, we may hear from him very soon.
|
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The subcommittee will hear from numerous stakeholders, including former FERC commissioners.
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If I ever hear from you again, your parents will die.
|
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I think that's how the people I hear from viewed it.
|
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You'll also get to hear from Bekah M., Seinne, and Krystal!
|
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Nonetheless, I think it will be powerful to hear from Mueller.
|
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And, we also might hear from the president of the company.
|
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"It's not just enough to hear from President Obama," Jarrett said.
|
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ATON responded by saying it would wait to hear from shareholders.
|
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Those are not nice things to hear from your own federation.
|
|
British lawmakers still want to hear from the Facebook boss, however.
|
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"I hear from extroverted parents all the time," Ms. Cain said.
|
|
I hear from small businesses nearly every day making similar commitments.
|
|
Trump has declined our invitation, so we will hear from Sec.
|
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The postcard was the last they would hear from their daughter.
|
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But the Haggler didn't hear from Ms. Crosta for a month.
|
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Let's hear from Dr. Fogarty: Constructor's Notes: Greetings from Columbus, Ohio!
|
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If you cut them off, nobody would ever hear from them.
|
|
Now they want to hear from Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee.
|
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Like why do we need to hear from a white supremacist?
|
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So what do we hear from our friends on the right?
|
|
Most importantly, Americans must hear from and listen to our veterans.
|
|
It was the last time his family would hear from him.
|
|
Now, they will hear from people struggling to make ends meet.
|
|
We really need to hear from you guys, from your generation.
|
|
You need to understand that you're going to hear from everybody.
|
|
What you see and hear from him is genuine and sincere.
|
|
Let's hear from Mr. Piscop: Not much to say here, really.
|
|
The judge will hear from some objectors before reaching any decision.
|
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It's been both mortifying and vaguely heartening to hear from everyone.
|
|
MARCIA BOK HARTFORD ⬥ The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
|
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We need to hear from the world's leading experts, including Drs.
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We'd love to hear from any academic that has any insights.
|
|
Do you want to hear from a New York Times reporter?
|
|
It's been really incredible to hear from people with similar stories.
|
|
And we hear from one of the women she spoke to.
|
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I don't know if we want to hear from them anymore.
|
|
We often hear from readers asking why we use unidentified sources.
|
|
So maybe Republicans just need to hear from messengers they trust.
|
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We often hear from readers asking why we use unnamed sources.
|
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You probably don't want to hear from me at all, actually.
|
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Then you're a regular, and we want to hear from you.
|
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And that's what we hear from customers — customers really like choice.
|
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You may hear from your loan servicer when wage garnishment etc.
|
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We would like to hear from parents who are delivering soon.
|
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Streamlabs predicts it'll hear from more candidates in the near future.
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Alex March 225 Hi Alex, Nice to hear from you. Cairo!
|
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At On Politics, we always want to hear from our readers.
|
|
He kind of knows when we need to hear from him.
|
|
For $100, you can hear from the former Illinois governor himself.
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GEORGE DUNBAR TORONTO The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
|
|
Mitt Romney has said he wants to hear from Bolton. Sen.
|
|
She said she wants to hear from the President's defense team.
|
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"We hear from those partners what they need," Ms. Westin said.
|
|
Let's hear from our constructors: Can't leave parrots alone, can we?
|
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He'll also be eager to hear from all of you too.
|
|
"I know that I'll want to hear from witnesses," Romney said.
|
|
Here's who the House needs to hear from during its inquiry.
|
|
All have said they'd like to hear from witnesses, including Bolton.
|
|
The Republicans who explicitly want to hear from Bolton Republican Sen.
|
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" "We take the position that we want to hear from witnesses.
|
|
It's wonderful to hear from you again, I hope you're well.
|
|
"People like to hear from the person who's charged," he said.
|
|
Today, we hear from the man's mother for the first time.
|
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"You're gonna hear from Steve Bannon," the prosecutor told the jury.
|
|
"I just figured I wouldn't hear from her anymore," he said.
|
|
Let's hear from our constructors: How does stuff get thunk up?
|
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Let's hear from our constructors: Is this a time for comedy?
|
|
You probably want to hear from some enterprise company executives too.
|
|
The New York Times Book Review wants to hear from you.
|
|
I hear from my grandparents the issue of immigration from Europe.
|
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CHARLES BROWN ATLANTA The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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ROBERT REZNICK WASHINGTON ⬥ The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
|
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We've got advertisers, we're going to hear from them right now.
|
|
My colleagues at The Times Magazine want to hear from you.
|
|
They hear from those who have billions of dollars at stake.
|
|
I want to hear from the team and jointly develop strategies.
|
|
The lineup of speakers that attendees will hear from on Sept.
|
|
From a committee spox: "The purpose of this hearing is to hear from senior leadership making the decisions, not those operationalizing them; as such, the Committee declined to hear from Mr. Walker again," the spokesperson said.
|
|
Romney added the caveat that he would still need to hear from the White House to make a decision on whether to hear new witnesses, but he's said all along that he wants to hear from Bolton.
|
|
"I did hear from [Matt], yeah," Kotb told Entertainment Tonight on Tuesday.
|
|
You'll hear from Greg Brockman and Sam Altman, co-founders of OpenAI.
|
|
Bredesen said he would want to hear from Kavanaugh's accuser before deciding.
|
|
Even if it's a Republican [lawmaker] they need to hear from constituents.
|
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We'll have to wait and see (lest we hear from The Beygency).
|
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And you know, I am spoiled now, but I hear from you.
|
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Email us what information you have—we'd love to hear from you.
|
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PK: We would like to hear from Barack Obama one day. Yes.
|
|
They want to think of themselves as, 'We hear from both sides.
|
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If you have information about company, we'd like to hear from you.
|
|
Let us know what you&aposd like to hear from Congressman Nunes.
|
|
Let us know what you would like to hear from Congressman Ratcliffe.
|
|
Whether you're from Huyton or Toxteth we want to hear from you.
|
|
But we thought it was time to hear from you, the listeners.
|
|
"I was more than surprised to hear from Jared Leto," she said.
|
|
It was dark now, and the family waited to hear from Anna.
|
|
This isn't the last we'll hear from the FAA on drone oversight.
|
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BARTIROMO: We — we want to hear from all of you on this.
|
|
I knew it was not the last we'd hear from his disease.
|
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What did you hear from ABC as you were doing these monologues?
|
|
I guess they didn't want to hear from any more family members.
|
|
If anyone tasted Bieber's turkey yesterday, we'd love to hear from you.
|
|
You'll hear from people you may recognize and others you should know.
|
|
Again, for this case, we hear from the sources it's the former.
|
|
This is not the message you hear from Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
|
|
This year, let's hear from Dave Taylor and the Los Angeles Kings.
|
|
We only hear from Teen Hiram two more times in the episode.
|
|
Maybe next year, Crowe and RZA can expect to hear from her.
|
|
We didn't need to hear from the Pittsburgh Penguins on Sunday morning.
|
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And if you're a former curator, we'd love to hear from you.
|
|
We don't hear from the New York Times, which is totally crooked.
|
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We're gonna take another quick break to hear from our excellent sponsors.
|
|
"God loves to hear from strangers," as A.A. members laughingly put it.
|
|
She said she continues to hear from sufferers begging for more research.
|
|
If we hear from them, we will update the story with comments.
|
|
We wait to hear from Apple on what idea they'll have next.
|
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It would be the last time she would hear from her son.
|
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Representatives and Senators can hear from bureaucrats, businesses, local governments and environmentalists.
|
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We're going to hear from our sponsors, who I would never insult.
|
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We have to hear from President Xi and his Politburo, of course.
|
|
It's the kind of sentiment you usually hear from Apple, not Google.
|
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But nine times out of ten, we never hear from them again.
|
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If you don't hear from me you weren't picked for this round.
|
|
Warner also said that he expects to hear from officials for Twitter.
|
|
People can expect to hear from him in some capacity soon however.
|
|
Let's hear from Ms. Burnikel: This puzzle was accepted in February 2015.
|
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As soon as he left, I would not hear from him much.
|
|
What you'll hear from them are words like craftsmanship, minimalism, and refinement.
|
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"That's the last thing they want to hear from me," he said.
|
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That's my story — and one that you won't hear from federal statistics.
|
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Lawmakers expect to hear from several other officials in the coming days.
|
|
RANDY COHEN NEW YORK ⬥ The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
|
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I urge you, their constituents, to make sure they hear from you.
|
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And muddying this issue are the preposterous denials we hear from campaigns.
|
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If you're a stargazer or astrophotographer, we'd like to hear from you.
|
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"Even now, no one really wants to hear from us," Vitaly said.
|
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"I promise you that we will hear from Mr. Cohen," Cummings said.
|
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But what you'll hear from me is a real emphasis on ideals.
|
|
"I do think American people should hear (from Comey)," Ernst told CNN.
|
|
Let us know what you would like to hear from Chairman Goodlatte.
|
|
You know, that the audience would want to hear from me also.
|
|
Don't be fooled otherwise, despite the BS you hear from the NRA.
|
|
What they're saying: Policymakers want to hear from the companies they're criticizing.
|
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This argument is consistent with what you hear from most mainstream analysts.
|
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If you do not hear from me you weren't picked to pitch.
|
|
A caller asked her if we would hear from Rickon this season.
|
|
We're thrilled to hear from Acton about what's next at Signal Foundation.
|
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"State leaders need to hear from entrepreneurs like you," read the notices.
|
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I'm not exactly sure what I was expecting to hear from people.
|
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They can hear from industry speakers representing cloud and data center storage.
|
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And at a reasonable cost, which you never hear from the government.
|
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BERT HANSEN NEW YORK ⬥ The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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JUDITH REPP VILLANOVA, PA. ⬥ The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
|
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If you've been affected, The Times would like to hear from you.
|
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Maybe not — but it would be very interesting to hear from them.
|
|
We want to hear from you for an upcoming Money Diary series.
|
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I can't wait to hear from you — and to hit the road!
|
|
Hear from the CEOs of Macy's, Shopify, Instacart and Crate and Barrel.
|
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We want to hear from a diversity of voices in this debate.
|
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It seems like American Jews have been eager to hear from you.
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The stories I hear from creators like you inspire me every day.
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"We didn't hear from him until 12 hours later," Ms. Nawaz said.
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If you have some insight here, I'd love to hear from you.
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You also may hear from me, Lindsey Underwood, editor of the newsletter.
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We'd like to hear from expectant parents on how they are coping.
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And audiences will have ample opportunity to hear from throwback jazz vocalists.
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If they do not, they will hear from women at the polls.
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Mitt Romney recently said that the Senate should hear from Mr. Bolton.
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WILLIAM J. SOHN TUCSON The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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It's whether senators vote to hear from witnesses and see new evidence.
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Bumble would love to hear from you — fill out the form here.
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You'll hear from the list's creators, including Pamela Paul, the Books editor.
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VICTORIA DAILEY LOS ANGELES ⬥ The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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They will hear from top officials overseeing the program at 2 p.m.
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But before we go, as always we want to hear from you.
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So it is time to hear from the candidates on their plans.
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After senators finish quizzing him they'll also hear from outside legal experts.
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Here's what investors are expecting to hear from the Fed Minutes today.
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But from what I hear from the Irish, they are getting there.
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Let's hear from our constructors: This passage may not apply to PBS.
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Ms. Cunningham was a bit shocked to hear from Mr. Harris again.
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The evening was a rare opportunity to hear from the director, too.
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If you don't hear from those people, you're not making a difference.
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PEGGY TROUPIN NEW YORK The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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The Judiciary Committee is set to meet to hear from staff attorneys.
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JEFFREY GETTLEMAN GRANDVIEW, N.Y. The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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MALLAY OCCHIOGOSSO NEW YORK The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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Mitt Romney want to hear from Bolton personally in the Senate trial.
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"I would like to hear from John Bolton," Romney told reporters Monday.
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It's well known that Romney and Collins want to hear from Bolton.
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But GOP lawmakers are most eager to hear from Trump on taxes.
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The committee will also hear from Google, Facebook and Twitter's top lawyers.
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Soon enough, we will hear from her directly during her confirmation hearing.
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At some point, you really have to hear from the royal family.
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"Barbara told me, 'I need to hear from you,'" Ms. Dennis said.
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Kyle Cheney: The best information we hear from sources is two articles.
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All Americans deserve to see, speak to and hear from our candidates.
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JAMES P. LENFESTEY MINNEAPOLIS ⬥ The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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If you have a credible tip, we want to hear from you.
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THANKS SO MUCH FOR CALLING IN, IT'S GREAT TO HEAR FROM YOU.
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But it is rare to hear from a former executive like this.
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Congress now needs to hear from more witnesses before an impeachment vote.
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I want to hear from [Department of Justice Inspector General Michael] Horowitz.
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Judge to hear from attorneys who no longer want to represent Gates.
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But before we go, as always, we want to hear from you.
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Do not worry if you don't hear from me for a while.
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The House and Senate intelligence committees also want to hear from Cohen.
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You wouldn't hear from those folks [in a similar situation] collectively again.
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He didn't say much, and I didn't hear from him for days.
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I often would hear from him around dinnertime, which was his bedtime.
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And then I don't think you're going to hear from me loads.
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And by the way — Wallace: I'd like to hear from Secretary Clinton.
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This close to an election, who do I want to hear from?
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Mike Turner, a Republican on the committee, defended Nunes' decision to postpone the hearing on Tuesday, saying that Nunes needed to hear from FBI Director James Comey in a classified setting before he could hear from Yates publicly.
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"We want to hear from those folks in California and hear from the political leadership and try to make some informed decisions, but also say at the same time, we have a job to do," Pruitt told Bloomberg.
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"Going with the Clinton impeachment process is satisfactory to me because that process did provide, down the road, for an opportunity to hear from witnesses, and I would like to hear from John Bolton," Senator Mitt Romney said.
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"I would like to hear from Hunter Biden – I would love to hear from the other Americans who served on the board of Burisma," he added, referencing the Ukrainian natural gas firm upon whose board the younger Biden served.
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During the 30-minute session, Cruz pitched McConnell on the idea of witness reciprocity — if Democrats want to hear from former Trump national security adviser John Bolton on the Ukraine scandal, then Republicans get to hear from Hunter Biden.
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"I would love to hear from Hunter Biden, I would love to hear from other Americans that served on the board of Burisma," Hurd said, referring to the Ukrainian natural gas company that Biden sat on the board of.
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YOU WANT TO REACH YOUR AUDIENCE, YOUR AUDIENCE WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU.
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Go here for more on the IPO, and hear from the CEO himself.
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We're also expecting to hear from Epic Games, which is sponsoring the show.
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They also are less likely to want to hear from brands through email.
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And then we'd never hear from them again, because it was all lies.
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Now not everybody is convinced about the need to hear from Lisa Page.
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To hear from Friedman himself, invest in the DVD Flying Saucers Are Real.
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It's important that representatives hear from their constituents that they value net neutrality.
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This was one of the last times Garcia Steele would hear from her.
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Thune expects hearings later this year and wants to hear from consumer groups.
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We hear from Arthur, the Joker's real name, in the teaser's first scene.
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God help us, you might even hear from a Rangers fan or two.
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Dan Ozzi would LOVE to hear from Sons of Anarchy fans on Twitter.
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Just keep in mind that they might not want to hear from you.
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White hoped he might hear from a few more former St. Joseph's residents.
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Surprise pets are among the many complaints that you'll hear from Uber drivers.
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I called for and supported the additional hearing to hear from both Prof.
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There was an obvious appetite among voters to hear from the Democratic candidates.
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That's what I think it is, but I want to hear from him.
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So, if you don't hear from me for a while, you'll know why.
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Here's the outstanding lineup of speakers you'll hear from that night: Awesome, right?
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They then go inside and hear from some residents of the rescue mission.
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You can pick out individual apps you want to hear from as well.
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Hawkish Americans scoff at such assurances, which they often hear from Chinese leaders.
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The only time we hear from them is when their battery runs out.
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Lester says he's yet to hear from any authorities regarding potential copyright violations.
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A lot of people you won't ever hear from again from that period.
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Watch the video above to hear from impacted citizens, veterans and military officials.
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"I want him to hear from me directly, word for word," she said.
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I think that matters much more than anything we hear from our diplomats.
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We'll patiently wait to hear from Twitter about the cause of the outage.
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We'd love to hear from you—especially if it's about the aliens part.
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H.R. McMASTER: I'm sure you will hear from the president more about this.
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One voice you will not hear from tonight is the National Rifle Association.
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We want to hear from people, actual ... And the people who make them.
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"Le is the only (potential replacement) I hear from people I consider credible."
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When you were putting together the museum, did you hear from white supremacists?
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And you'll get to hear from leading industry minds, including: Ashley Crowder (VNTANA)
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It's not that Baltimore sound that you hear from an average Baltimore artist.
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Still, one major mystery remains ... WHEN ARE WE GOING TO HEAR FROM LAVAR?
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The above are a few fun facts you'll never hear from Donald Trump.
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RELATED: Republicans opposing GOP health care plan hear from voters during recess Sen.
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You will never hear from me again: no blogs, no tweets, no nothing.
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"And then we never hear from them again," he said with a laugh.
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"You are not the witness we were supposed to hear from today," Sen.
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But other lawmakers have scheduled traditional town halls to hear from their constituents.
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I want to hear from anyone who has first-hand information on either.
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They didn't know where he was or when they would hear from him.
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Oliver told CNN that he did not hear from Gaetz after the incident.
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When asked by a reporter what he wanted to hear from Mattis, Sen.
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But I certainly never expected to hear from her after a simple tweet.
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Let's hear from Mr. Gulczynski: I started this puzzle with NO TAG BACKS.
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California Today Tuesday: We want to hear from people who have experienced homelessness.
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"On MSNBC, you rarely hear from people who do support Trump," Zucker said.
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The jury might also hear from and question experts on major policy issues.
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I'm sure he'd love to hear from you about the Kids Class cabin.
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JANICE PRINDLE SOUTH WOODSTOCK, VT. * The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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Shimkus's panel is due to hear from Pruitt in an April 22019 hearing.
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MICHAEL J. GORMAN WHITESTONE, N.Y. ⬥ The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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"What's happening with my pickup is one we hear from riders," said Rothenberg.
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I'm the first person to say, 'I want to hear from Dr. Ford.
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This is the last you'll hear from me for the next three weeks!
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The committee will hear from stakeholders during a hearing at 85033:30 p.m.
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Lawmakers will hear from three academics, two in support and one in opposition.
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There, students get a chance to hear from management and tour their facility.
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Say that you expect to hear from them after they've executed their plan.
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The Judiciary Committee is not expected to hear from the deputies next week.
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BARBARA J. KING WICOMICO, VA. ⬥ The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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So let's hear from the president talking about that about two weeks ago.
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And, of course, we hear from the residents in chief, past and present.
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Readers want to hear from the canceled, but the larger motivation is philosophical.
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Today, we hear from Noisey about the music industry's favorite outsider, Jeff Rosenstock.
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Washington (CNN)America has been waiting two years to hear from Robert Mueller.
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We hear from Michigan today, but afterward, the primary schedule gets remarkably quiet.
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So, we're going to hear from one of our fine advertisers right now.
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If you are interested in public policy, we want to hear from you.
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Senators will also hear from military families who will share their own stories.
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The standard argument, one that you can still hear from Republicans like Sen.
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In this installment, we hear from a female oyster shucker in the Netherlands.
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I grabbed a few of my fellow sketchers to hear from them too.
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We may hear from Facebook's research divisions and perhaps the Telecom Infra Project.
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Indeed, that's a common refrain I hear from startups that focus on developers.
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Another agency bitcoin investors could hear from is the the Internal Revenue Service.
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When I called, he sounded older, wearier, but happy to hear from me.
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Corporate interests are loving most of what they hear from the incoming administration.
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The jury wanted to hear from more defense witnesses, the foreman told CNN.
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For an upcoming section on the Open we want to hear from readers.
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First we're going to hear from me talking about something that I'm doing.
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We'll erase the file, and never hear from that particular Link EVER AGAIN.
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Now we'd like to hear from you: Do you have experience feeding babies?
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If you are a school resource officer, we want to hear from you.
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Although, I gather you hear from your readers and listeners a fair amount.
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It was so important to hear from her that there are these problems.
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As Dan explores, we're hoping to hear from more young people in Quebec.
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A group in the San Francisco Bay Area wants to hear from you.
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Sometimes you can tell right away when you'll never hear from someone again.
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We want to hear from readers interested in learning more about NYT Parenting.
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Now hear from the activists, artists, and musicians who helped organize the #climatemarch.
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Why it didn't hear from Donald Trump II is a matter of etiquette.
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So we're gonna hear from them, they're awesome, and we'll be right back.
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But over the course of this next hour, we will hear from everyone.
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Where do you go to express yourself or hear from people your age?
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It will give Fox News viewers an opportunity to hear from someone younger.
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We want to hear from Jewish and Arab Israelis who will be voting.
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Pretending they don't think like this is ... I want to hear from them.
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Republicans have waited to hear from Trump before weighing in on the measure.
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" Mr. Ulyukayev accepted and said, "How happy I am to hear from you.
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The Times wants to hear from you on how these issues affects you.
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This means there's still the risk that you could hear from the IRS.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee will hear from Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford.
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We asked readers what else they would like to hear from Mr. Kavanaugh.
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We want to hear from New York City public school families and educators.
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Wheels Dave Marek knows exactly what he wants to hear from potential buyers.
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BARBARO: Do you hear from your former colleagues with any kind of frequency?
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"I'm really interested to hear from some of the chip makers," said Kinahan.
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They don't want to hear from us,' but she would see my expression.
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I'd like to hear from Rudy," Graham said, calling Giuliani the "foundational witness.
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If someone was like, 'Urgh, now I've gotta hear from the victim's wife?!
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You simply never hear from any pro-Trump guests — unless they're completely ineffective.
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Now would be a good time to let our representatives hear from us.
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"But we must weigh it and we must hear from him," Cummings added.
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President Reagan was far more eager to hear from them and steer financial
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It's heartbreaking to hear from family, 'I don't know what else to do.
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We do not truly know what Bolton knows until we hear from him.
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There's still 46 states to hear from, and that's where I'm gonna compete.
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About the timetable — Congress is going to hear from the whistle-blower himself.
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Republican senators were divided on whether they should hear from witnesses like Bolton.
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I don't think this is the last time we hear from this group.
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NAOMI Z. LEVINE WINNIPEG, MANITOBA The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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And whether or not we need to hear from Mr. Bolton or others.
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" But he added Senate Republicans "have members … [that] want to hear from witnesses.
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"It was really nice to hear from an outside party," Mr. Hajjar said.
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It is unclear whether Jackson intends to hear from Hart at Tuesday's hearing.
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What did you see for yourself — or hear from others — about these protests?
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We want to hear from readers who have similarly lived through multiple hurricanes.
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Whether enough senators want to hear from Bolton, however, is an open question.
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And to achieve that, you need to hear from witnesses with relevant information.
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Susan Collins of Maine -- have said they'll likely want to hear from witnesses.
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Schiff urged senators to hear from Bolton so they could judge for themselves.
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Schiff: &aposYet another reason why we ought to hear from witnesses&aposDemocratic Rep.
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A vote on whether to hear from new witnesses is expected on Friday.
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We will hear from two witnesses, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Kavanaugh.
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Clearly not at the State Department, which has yet to hear from him.
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" He said he wants to hear from her by "the end of February.
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Than I hear from some folks who say it's not appropriate in WRDA.
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WHAT YOU'LL FIND WHEN YOU HEAR FROM US IS OUR FOCUS ON PERFORMANCE.
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Lawmakers for years have clamored to hear from Zuckerberg directly about Facebook's practices.
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DAVID SOHMER SVAHN DOYLESTOWN, PA. ⬥ The Book Review wants to hear from readers.
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After all, you are the "voice" of the organization they hear from most.
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We'd love to hear from readers about other places like the Ghost Ship.
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The city is reportedly hoping to hear from potential operators of a facility.
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The Judiciary Committee will hear from four constitutional scholars in its first hearing.
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Before we impeach, disbar, and incarcerate Barr, maybe we should hear from him.
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" She signed off, defeated: "I know that I will not hear from Dyson.
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LG: Kara, I want to hear from you what you're most excited about!
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" He clarifies that he's joking and adds "I don't really hear from him.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to hear from him later on Thursday.
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And you do hear, from time to time, prominent black people say this.
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What are the most common complaints you hear from clients around this issue?
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"I would like to hear from Hunter Biden — I would love to hear from the other Americans who served on the board of Burisma," he added, referencing the Ukrainian natural gas firm upon whose board the younger Biden served. Sen.
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But more than that, you will hear from witnesses who have not yet testified, like John Bolton, Mick Mulvaney, Mr. Blair, and Mr. Duffey, and if we can believe the President's words last month — you will also hear from Secretary Pompeo.
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A useful antidote to some ideas we hear from the Valley every single day.
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A town hall is an opportunity hear from constituents about these kinds of concerns.
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Her family and friends did not see or hear from her after that morning.
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But what happens when they want to see documents or hear from a witness?
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Adalicia could not believe it was true, and waited to hear from her husband.
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We were going to hear from Logan Paul & KSI on their boxing match tonight.
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Do you hear from fans about how you've helped them with their own struggle?
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The most important question you will hear from me is, 'What do you think?
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"After this, you will not hear from me for a long time," she said.
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By the way, I&aposm still waiting to hear from Hillary, Nancy and Elizabeth.
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It's the number one complaint that we hear from consumers on a daily basis.
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"If you're not completely clean, they don't want to hear from you," she said.
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Friends and family told police that it was unusual to not hear from Lueck.
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We hear from business leaders quite a bit concerns around tariff and trade negotiations.
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"I want to hear from the FBI as to how this got out," Rep.
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We need to hear from more players, more coaches, more coverage of the WNBA.
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The committee is only set to hear from Ford and Kavanaugh at Thursday's hearing.
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The Verge will continue to update this story as we hear from more companies.
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Julia Fischer, a violinist New York audiences hear from too rarely, is the soloist.
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And it's definitely the most upbeat and happy song you'll probably hear from me.
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And as Scandal prepares for it's final episode, I wanted to hear from them.
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This would be the public's first opportunity to really hear from Comey post-inauguration.
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What we hear from business contacts, along with their hiring plans, is very important.
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What Iowans deserve... (APPLAUSE) SANTORUM: ... Is to hear from every candidate on equal footing.
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Because I often hear from young women that I speak with about these issues.
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For that, Mr. Trump would have to hear from Delta Force, or their commanders.
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Let's hear from Mr. Flinn: As a solver, I enjoy the occasional stacked puzzle.
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Let's hear from our mixologist: When life gives you lemons you make … a cocktail.
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Then I settle in to wait, unsure when I will hear from her again.
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Yet this was still a dismaying, disconcerting speech to hear from an American president.
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We can't wait to hear from Jesse Levinson, co-founder and CTO of Zoox.
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While we may never fully know the answer, we want to hear from you.
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"Keaton is thrilled to hear from everyone," a friend of the family tells PEOPLE.
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And, believe it or not, your congressman's office actually wants to hear from you.
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Were there so many undecideds really on the fence waiting to hear from Comey?
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"So either back it up or you will hear from my lawyer," Scaramucci wrote.
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Three, it buys the company time amid growing demands to hear from Zuckerberg himself.
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Kashkari said he had yet to hear from businesses that they are spending more.
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The House Oversight Committee wants to hear from White House senior adviser Stephen Miller.
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I really don't need to hear from her again, or them, whoever it is.
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Now, Americans hear from the president almost every day and, frequently, throughout the day.
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MACCALLUM: Yes, we did hear from John Miller from the NYPD, a Counterterrorism Specialist.
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Great to hear from young people at the Boys & Girls Club in DC today.
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We're going to take another quick break so we can hear from our sponsors.
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The whole two, three weeks that I didn't hear from him, he was dead.
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Hear from teachers and students about their experience with a phone-free school day.
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Because these are the main "Afghans" we see and hear from in the movie.
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How does the body pick which cases to hear from potentially millions of requests?
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You'll hear from industry experts like Dmitri Dolgov, Waymo's CTO and VP of engineering.
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After declining this offer, Nick claims he and Sara did not hear from Wag!
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Then, sometimes you hear from absolute strangers and they tell you to stay strong.
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The conversation ended with me telling her that I wanted to hear from him.
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If you block the person you will never hear from that anonymous account again.
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A state court judge in Bridgeport, Connecticut, will hear from both sides Monday afternoon.
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Ollie's Bargain Outlet: Shareholders will hear from the retail chain after trading ends Tuesday.
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The kids will also hear from WE co-founders Craig Kielburger and Marc Kielburger.
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The panel will hear from both airline employees and consumers with stories to tell.
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At any moment, we expect to hear from New York Republican Congressman Chris Collins.
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For this installment, we hear from a former barista at a major coffee chain.
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We'll hear from Priscilla Chan, Dara Khosrowshahi, Reid Hoffman, Doug Leone and many more.
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They will also hear from the chief marketing officer at ARM, a microprocessor supplier.
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The committee is set to hear from Ford and Kavanaugh at a hearing Thursday.
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After we informed them about our past reports, they declined to hear from us.
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McCabe said he had expected to hear from Durham and that he would cooperate.
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And I'm anxious to hear from a number of our intelligence agencies on this.
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Q. Did you hear from either the president or Mr. Cranston since you met?
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Kaur: What is the one thing you each hear from people over and over?
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No matter what happens, it won't be the last people hear from Never Trumpers.
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Mother Bendita said she would like to hear from the thieves who took it.
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It's fascinating to hear from the contractor's perspective what they think their obligations are.
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You'll hear from speakers like Marième Diop, an investor at Orange Digital Ventures Africa.
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"We do hear from shareholders quite a bit about this weather variability," said Katz.
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Anything you hear from anyone who is not me is not to be believed.
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And there is no doubt he will hear from political consultants that it's possible.
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They're more likely to hear from constituents who want their representatives to oppose Trump.
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And now for the first time, we're going to hear from the man himself.
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Senators will hear from Lena McDowall, the NPS's deputy director for management and administration.
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Barnier wants to hear from the other 27 EU governments what their priorities are.
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Zimmer said he wanted to hear from Facebook's top two executives, not their replacements.
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If you have an answer to that question, they'd love to hear from you.
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While Martin's choice is clear, PBS wants to hear from the rest of America.
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"He could buy an island and we'd never hear from him again," Kavanagh said.
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The chuckles you hear from friends and co-workers may not always be genuine.
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We did hear from people who weren't comfortable being listed and we removed them.
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SPIEGEL: WE HEAR FROM PEOPLE ALL THE TIME AND WE LOVE GETTING THAT FEEDBACK.
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We've seen the news reports but have yet to hear from them in person.
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Let's hear from our constructors: Ellen Leuschner: It's always fun to work with Jeff.
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We hear from academics and writers on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The panel will hear from witnesses including Federal Aviation Administration acting Administrator Daniel Elwell.
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I didn't know where they took her and I didn't hear from her afterwards.
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It is, of course, a good idea for committee staff to hear from him.
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If you don't hear from us a week before the event you weren't chosen.
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I hear from readers that National Geographic provided their first look at the world.
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"The change is when I hear from somebody when they get out," Abate says.
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Now, you don't know the full restaurant's story until you hear from everyone's side.
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We also hear from Gregory B. Jaczko, a former commission chairman, and from environmentalists.
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Asked Monday if Grassley also wanted to hear from Cohen, the Judiciary chairman demurred.
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NYC execs, we want to hear from you: Where are you taking your clients?
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We would like to hear from you on challenges women face in their careers.
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It turns out he was so excited to hear from somebody in the theater.
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The abortion debate is not complete until we hear from all of these men.
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Let's hear from our constructors: Hey, shouldn't we grow more fearless as we age?
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How would it feel to hear from someone whose experience included the worst outcome?
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Your husband needs to hear from you that he'll remain beloved in your heart.
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Needless to say, I never want to see or hear from him ever again.
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Maybe you want to hear from your teacher often and receive honest, constructive criticism.
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Do you want to hear from them both and weave them back and forth?
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Well, so first you hear from the Pepes, first the Pepes come, you know.
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If you were there, we want to hear from you for a future project.
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What would you like to hear from me, that I wear stockings and suspenders?
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I thank my dear New York Times for asking to hear from Trump voters.
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If you are in a safe place, we would like to hear from you.
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We might even hear from her again once the country's state of emergency lifts.
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Today we hear from a 23-year-old motorcyclist who tutors on the side.
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If you're taking your children or students, we'd love to hear from them, too.
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We would like to hear from you about what you think about the changes.
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We want to hear from you to help hold the government of Venezuela accountable.
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Great to hear from you, Bruce, and great to see your byline as always.
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I'm sure I'm about to hear from women who say "booyah" all the time.
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On Thursday, a day the case count doubled, I didn't hear from the doctor.
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Let's hear from our constructors: The Sherlock Holmes stories generate lovely acrostic-length passages.
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Read more: HBCU students told us what they want to hear from the debate.
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There's nothing more fun than solving together, and we'd love to hear from you.
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But they calculated that "this may be the last opportunity" to hear from Mengele.
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We'd love to hear from you about how you're managing under our new normal.
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It was the last sound I would hear from him for over a year.
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In the meantime, you'll continue to see and hear from me across the System.
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Members of Congress need to hear from us, en masse, in our professional capacity.
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We'd love to hear from you: How do you feel about your office's culture?
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Now that the museum has officially reopened, we're eager to hear from our readers.
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In our podcast "The Daily," we hear from people in Houston about their experiences.
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It's not working certainly from the college coaches and athletic directors I hear from.
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On the Senate side, the Banking Committee will hear from Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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Mitt Romney, for instance, has said he'd like to hear from Bolton; and Sens.
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And I heard -- I did hear from Lindsey, but I'm just hearing about it.
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But, before we go, as always, we want to hear from you, the listeners.
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"I think it's wrong, and they will hear from me," parent Tracy Cross said.
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"What ... you'll hear from us is our focus on performance," the CEO told Cramer.
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She was hoping to hear from maybe a dozen readers; she heard from 700.
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The main objection you hear from people about Iowa is that it's not representative.
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We also hear from Dr. Rajia Sharhan, who treats the displaced children of Syria.
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Consider how much you want to hear from this app and make your decision.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, said he would "of course" want to hear from Bolton.
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"The primary purpose of this hearing is to hear from the public," he wrote.
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We were heartened to hear from him that we were on the right track.
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So yeah, totally a guy you don't want to hear from in a trial.
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The main objection you hear from people about Iowa is that it's not representative.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are invigorated "The Senate needs to hear from Bolton," said Alabama Sen.
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It's the craziest thing; since I've said that I don't hear from her anymore.
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I am one such voter who would like to hear from Bolton, for example.
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" WATCH: @ChuckTodd asks @SenDavidPerdue why the Senate shouldn't hear from Lev Parnas "under oath?
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But I did hear from two spokeswomen, who sent me identical one-sentence statements.
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Many of her members, she said, were eager to hear from Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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Republican Senator Josh Hawley said he wanted to hear from Defense Secretary Mark Esper.
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I had hoped to hear from my husband an answer that would bond us.
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Some of them will be what we hear from corporations in the earnings season.
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Powell did not hear from her brother until after the mix-up was discovered.
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USA Gymnastics' Perry attended the Nassar hearings on Wednesday to hear from the victims.
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We hear from Kate about family life with her children, George, Charlotte, and Louis.
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Check-in #2: A couple of days after they said you'd hear from them
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If you don't hear from me by Thursday, please feel free to follow up.
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And it's important to hear from city officials about their interactions with the landlord.
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Republicans want to hear from both the whistleblower and his sources in open hearings.
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"Candidly, we need to hear from our team members more often," Mr. Sloan responded.
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Ms. Jackson is still waiting to hear from her top choices, Princeton and Yale.
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We'll tighten some of the sound bites you hear from news anchors or politicians.
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But needless to say, the things we hear from scientific studies can be conflicting.
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"I hear from clients all the time about overcrowding in the jail," said Giancaterino.
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But then again, you'll never hear from them the day after you meet them.
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Timing is still not finalized but expect to hear from Zuckerberg sometime on Wednesday.
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Meantime, I'd love to hear from the super-smart people who read this site.
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Meanwhile... Mitch McConnell says the Senate Intelligence Committee needs to hear from Comey in a public hearing as well: "I think we need to hear from him about whatever he has to say about the events of recent days, as soon as possible."
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But that's all the more reason voters need to hear from them on the debate stage: people for whom reproductive health is a voting issue deserve to hear from each candidate why he or she would be the best person to safeguard it.
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Hear from two members of Index Ventures as they spell out the ABCs of investing.
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Me and my cousins still haven't been able to hear from our families over there.
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I don't think this is the last of what we'll hear from any of them.
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I'm sure they'd be thrilled to hear from someone who is not a reply guy.
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Great to hear from young people at the Boys & Girls Club in DC today. pic.twitter.
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Republicans are still waiting to hear from some of the targeted Democrats, like Tester, Sen.
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And so we don't hear from any programmer that hey want us to slow down.
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It was just propagated and these judges when are we going to hear from them.
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Readers do not hear from Anne after she is deported to Auschwitz or Bergen-Belsen.
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We've contacted Apple for comment and will update this post when we hear from them.
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But the only response you could hear from that window was a profoundly revealing silence.
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" Indeed, the next thing I hear from Fadell is that "we've got to go now.
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And we want to hear from you about what we should cover while we're there.
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That is not the message you will hear from Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly.
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"We're going to need to hear from Bob Mueller sooner rather than later," said Rep.
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If you are a current or former Velodyne employee, we'd love to hear from you.
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And I hear from other companies figures like $5 billion to get self-driving vehicles.
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Then again, we'd rather see Diablo blowing shit up than ever hear from Enchantress again.
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We'll do all of that in a minute after we hear from this excellent sponsor.
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"This is what I hear from different geographies" Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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We'd love to hear from you about warehousing, or any other aspect of the company.
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I wasn't thinking about what I wanted to tell her or hear from her necessarily.
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It is rare for the public to hear from people in the massage industry themselves.
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Lindsey Graham, who sits on the Judiciary Committee, said they'd like to hear from Ford.
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Offenders will hear from speakers from the sheriff's office, courts and Department of Community Supervision.
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In the next 10 days we will have to hear from Britain what they want.
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If we don't hear from both sides on Monday [in public or private], let's vote.
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Read on to hear from our readers and share you own experiences in the comments.
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Advocates stress that elected officials need to hear from people who disapprove of this policy.
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"We'll hear from various viewpoints on what it means to be a Republican," Waldrip said.
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Unless I'm promoting something or something really burns my onions, you won't hear from me.
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We're going to hear from our cutting-edge, super popular, super awesome sponsors right now.
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Booraem said Vanguard does not hear from many of its 20 million investors on governance.
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After family and friends didn't hear from them, a search party had been sent out.
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Let's hear from Mr. Steinberg: Short note this time since school is keeping me busy.
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Let's hear from our constructor: Into which category does the theme of this one fall?
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The protests I expected to hear from the administration and its allies have not materialized.
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Which is why we are so excited to hear from Ed Sheeran, Taylor's music bestie.
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It's good to hear from her, and we chat while I get ready for work.
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You'll hear from Michael Granoff (Maniv Mobility), Ted Serbinski (Techstars) and Sarah Smith (Bain Capital).
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It's so good to hear from him, and I'm heartened that he remembered my birthday.
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Keep us updated because I think the American people need to hear from you directly.
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The answer I hear from them over and over again is, 'I'd rather die trying.
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Hear from the top minds in their fields and see demos of their latest work.
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We don't need to hear from the same dozen companies, year in and year out.
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If this proves to be true, expect to hear from other sources as fall approaches.
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This is exactly the kind of excuse you hear from the right wing echo chamber.
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Fortunately for her, they were not just receptive but glad to hear from her manager.
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We'd love to hear from you about those pictures you think we should have included.
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Democrats now want to hear from Eisenberg Monday — but it's unclear if he'll show up.
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On health care, we'll hear from one of the top conservative policy wonks, Avik Roy.
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We've pinged Twitter for comment and will update the article when we hear from them.
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We, along with Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR), want to hear from the CEO. Sen.
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This movement is built by all of us, and we want to hear from YOU.
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But that's far from the only committee that wants to hear from Facebook's top executive.
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I have more questions, but first we're going to hear from one of our sponsors.
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We're going to take another quick break here so we can hear from our sponsors.
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Today we hear from actress and activist Jane Fonda about her fight over climate change.
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You think things are moving forward — and then you never hear from that person again.
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Everything you hear from Mueller, they&aposve interviewed pretty much everybody that they wanted to.
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We often hear from Googlers that the best part of working here is other Googlers.
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Most of the people I hear from, they don't really want publicity surrounding their cases.
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"We hear from members every day how frustrated they are that the system isn't working."
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If you are the person who made this complaint, we'd like to hear from you!
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She thought she'd never hear from him again after he disappeared with his former student.
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Are you going to continue to do that, and what do you hear from investors?
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Please leave them suggestions in the comments below (they can't wait to hear from you!).
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Executives and product teams shouldn't wait until a product breaks to hear from their customers.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will hear from Mulvaney in the afternoon.
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Lawmakers will hear from think tank and academic representatives who support or oppose the program.
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That's exactly what the families of this nation need to hear from us right now.
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Here we'll briefly describe those properties, before we hear from the head of Urbex Melbourne.
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Group officials hear from him as much in press stories as they do in person.
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"Sometimes we have to hear from and meet with leaders that are detestable," he added.
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Lawmakers will hear from representatives of the EPA, the Transportation Department, stakeholder groups and experts.
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" "There's no goal other than like what I hear, from me and from other people.
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There's no goal other than like what I hear, from me and from other people.
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Fans waited all morning to hear from United States Women's National Team star Megan Rapinoe.
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Let's hear from the very excited Ms. Amram: I can't believe it — my first puzzle!
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"Obviously, I didn't hear from Lauren, but I wasn't expecting to," Heidi Pratt told E!
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"What I hear from my participants are things like, it sounds more scientific," she says.
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Despite what you too often hear from the anti-Semitic propaganda machine, Israel wants peace.
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EISEN: AND WE HOPE TO STILL HEAR FROM YOU AND BRUTALLY HONEST OFF THE FED.
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Also Wednesday, a House Foreign Affairs subpanel will hear from outside experts about Boko Haram.
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He began to hear from both old friends and new, ISIS-affiliated ones as well.
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She watched Watts, 34, go into her house but did not hear from her again.
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Foxconn's suicide problem is well-documented, but we often don't hear from the individuals themselves.
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We've asked IOTA about it and will update this post when we hear from them.
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It is also virtually the only sound you will hear from this blissfully quiet appliance.
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Ask students what they would want to see or hear from the candidates and why.
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Lawmakers will hear from Paul Dabbar, undersecretary for science, and Mark Menezes, undersecretary for energy.
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They will hear from Steve Ellis, deputy director for operations at BLM; and various stakeholders.
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"What you're about to hear from the sitting attorney general ... is not normal," she continued.
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Sylianteng was elated to hear from the billionaire tech executive — and to find the mirror.
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They will also hear from Jeffrey Baran, an NRC commissioner nominated to a new term.
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WAPNER: THAT'S THE CRITICISM THAT YOU HEAR FROM LEE AND – ACKMAN: TWO THINGS ON LEE.
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"We didn't even hear from them," Patrick Hernandez, director of FEMA's disaster workforce, told Reuters.
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Lawmakers "need to hear from the validators," said Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist.
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I wanted to hear from you guys as far as why I should do it.
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And the House Intelligence Committee will hear from Cohen next week, albeit behind closed doors.
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Sure, Trump needs to hear from those who opposed him, but that is already happening.
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"It's only a movie" is not a phrase you are likely to hear from me.
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Democrats argue the nation needs to hear from Mueller to make up for Barr's memo.
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A few of them, he said, might hear from the team in the coming days.
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Lawmakers will hear from executives from companies such as REI and Columbia Sportswear, among others.
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A body of research empirically confirms what we hear from these anecdotal stories from students.
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Let's hear from our constructors: We have the little blue book mentioned in this passage.
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She added that the Anglosphere Society did not hear from Mercer again after that donation.
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Russia probe After weeks of bombshell revelations, we're finally about to hear from James Comey.
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Mattis also continued to hear from both parties about the cuts to the State Department.
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Let's hear from our constructors: Don Gagliardo: There is no memorable inspiration for this puzzle.
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In this edition, we hear from a chef who makes dinner as intimate as possible.
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It would be the last words Charlotte, her mom, would ever hear from her daughter.
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As a cis-gender, straight white male, does anyone even want to hear from me?
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In this installment, we hear from a preliminary judge from a popular primetime cooking show.
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This is NOT what JoJo wants to hear from her new best friend and lover.
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In the latest installment, we hear from chefs who've witnessed some seriously gnarly kitchen accidents.
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Because that's what you hear from Charles Ferguson, Al Gore, [Jeffrey] Sachs, or Christiana Figueres.
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To hear from the beginning of the SCOTUS discussion, start the podcast at 36:15.
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And that means he's expressing the feelings that many Republicans don't hear from other politicians.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) called for a hearing on Capitol Hill to hear from protestors.
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Remember: People will hear what they want to hear from Trump tonight, particularly on immigration.
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Let's hear from Mr. Stulberg: Delighted to be making my Monday New York Times debut!
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What distinguishes the inner voices that we all hear from the auditory hallucinations of schizophrenia?
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Later in the week, the panel will hear from former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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We'd also hear from Mimosa's fellow rabbits; her friends, her rivals and, yes, her lovers.
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But we still want to hear from anyone who hasn't answered the questions we have.
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Journalists sit at a distance from one another as they hear from Marine Corps Gen.
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We are looking for California-specific recommendations, too, and would love to hear from you.
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Last year, she said, 'If I wanted to hear from you, I'll let you know.
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The Wired piece ended by noting Project Veritas would "love to hear" from disaffected Googlers.
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"I hope you will hear from me again," he said by phone before leaving home.
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We'd like to hear from those of you who voted for Donald Trump in 2016.
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"I would hear from all the kids that they were tired of this," Chamorro said.
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"Without Facebook I wouldn't hear from my high school friends very much," Sandberg went on.
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Many weeks, after my recap of Westworld posts on Sunday nights, I hear from readers.
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You hear from people where the clash was too much, where it didn't work out.
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So I started my own channel to hear from the real fans, with real opinions.
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"I want to hear from the FBI as to how this got out," he said.
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We would like to hear from people who have used binding to flatten their chests.
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"In the meantime, you'll hear from us often through this uncertain period ahead," they added.
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I'm acquainted with some of these individuals and I hear from them all the time.
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What are the concerns you hear from people that are nervous about gun control legislation?
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So I thought that it would be better for you to hear from Will today.
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If you've participated in Miss America or other pageants, we'd like to hear from you.
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The issues that we hear from our members most consistently relate to access to spectrum.
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"It is entirely possible that this will be the last time you hear from me."
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I want to hear from the editorial board every day on all manner of topics.
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But you want to hear from them, because they might give you something you need.
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We hear from two who have family members who were in the Ku Klux Klan.
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Without a vote to hear from witnesses, the trial could end as soon as Friday.
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If 51 senators vote in favor, debate would ensue on which witnesses to hear from.
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Engel said his committee, which oversees the State Department, hoped to hear from Pompeo soon.
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Late January to early February * Democrats will push to hear from witnesses during the trial.
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"The Chinese hear from our state and local officials that they're welcome," Mr. Allen said.
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And then the girls would ghost me, and I would never hear from them again.
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"They don't want to see documents, they don't want to hear from eyewitnesses," Pelosi said.
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"We more frequently hear from second-string types," he told me, "looking for posthumous glory."
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They would still love to hear from one more person before the next phase begins.
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A Judiciary Committee panel will also hear from the executives although the date is uncertain.
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Resident Bridey Finnagen said the crash was loud enough to hear from down the road.
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This morning we will hear from Gordon Sondland, the American Ambassador to the European Union.
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"I think the American people need to hear from Mr. Mueller," said California Democratic Rep.
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We want to hear from you about your recent experiences with bachelorette parties and finances.
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We'd love to hear from all types of couples from across the city's five boroughs.
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We want to hear from you about how your or your child's school is responding.
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The No. 1 concern I hear from my constituents on the street isn't Donald Trump.
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Two Republicans, Collins and Romney, had already signaled they were inclined to hear from witnesses.
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If you own a Ring home security system, Business Insider wants to hear from you.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer identified several others Democrats want to hear from in December.
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A recent Quinnipiac poll finds that 75% of registered voters want to hear from witnesses.
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The annual hearing is one of only a few opportunities to hear from intelligence officials.
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But, you know, it's certainly the things you hear from him publicly, I agree with.
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These calls are a welcome start, yet it is time to hear from GOP lawmakers.
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" If more witnesses come forward, he said, the committee "is prepared to hear from them.
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If you think you have a credible tip, our newsroom wants to hear from you.
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On Thursday, the committee will hear from a group of outside experts on the issue.
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I want to hear from both of you on this, starting with you, Senator Klobuchar.
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We talked about where their ambitions come from and what they hear from their parents.
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Hotels with legacy clients will hear from guests if things like that change too much.
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The trial is expected to last six months and to hear from scores of witnesses.
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Hear from the leading names, minds, makers and shakers of the early-stage startup community.
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EVANS: ANYWAY, THE PRESIDENT, WE'RE GOING TO HEAR FROM THE PRESIDENT POSSIBLY HIMSELF AS WELL.
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And because we tend to inspire each other, I'd love to hear from you, too.
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Lawmakers will hear from executives from Microsoft, Raycom and CTIA at the hearing on Thursday.
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And today, later today, we are expecting to hear from Indian Prime Minster, Narendra Modi.
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Graham said he does not wish to hear from the Bidens or any other witnesses.
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We compiled insights from venture capitalists on what they&aposre hoping to hear from you.
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They are expecting to hear from the landlord this week about possible further rent reductions.
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A Senate Banking Committee spokeswoman said that panel's plans to hear from Smith on Oct.
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" And Donald Trump Jr. added Thursday, "I know he wants to hear from you, friend.
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"Let's wait to hear from the experts and not engage in amateurish speculation," he said.
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Then I leave that with them—and I either hear from them, or I don't.
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But today, I want to address something I hear from Americans all over our country.
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In the latest episode of Radio Motherboard, we hear from Murray and his upcoming show.
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At the same time, I also hear from a lot of folks a certain anxiousness.
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Our business model involves advertising, so we're gonna hear from a fine sponsor right now.
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We have an obligation to hear from experts and figure out the best path forward.
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To hear from a finance sponsor, who may be one of your sponsors as well.
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VICE News went to Sicily, to hear from migrants who've been caught in the crosshairs.
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"The only thing you're going to hear from that is there's downside risk," Dray said.
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"I'll hear from him after not every game, but a lot of games," Holtmann said.
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But without any candidates of color on the stage in the seventh debate, we won't hear about certain issues with as much depth: We won't hear from Booker about slavery reparations; We won't hear from Harris about the maternal mortality crisis for black women; We won't hear from Castro as an authority on immigration policy; And, we likely won't hear about the crisis of police brutality that all of these candidates made a central issue.
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" When asked by CNN's Don Lemon on "CNN Tonight" if the committee was going to hear from Mueller now that President Donald Trump has asserted executive privilege, Nadler said, "eventually we will hear from Mueller because ... we will subpoena him if we have to.
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There's a lot to do here at GE. I hear from shareholders, I hear from employees, from retirees, all sorts of folks who have really born a deep and personal financial pain given what's happened in the la-- the company the last several years.
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"This is yet another example of what frustrates voters most, is that the DNC is making decisions about who they get to hear from, who they don't get to hear from, before they cast their votes," Gabbard told reporters on Saturday when I asked.
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WHAT WE HEAR FROM MARKETERS IS THAT THEY KNOW THEY NEED TO BE WHERE CONSUMERS ARE.
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We've contacted Samsung about the issue and will update the article when we hear from them.
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We hear from House Speaker Paul Ryan at the CNN Town Hall tonight at 9 p.m.
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The thing you'll hear from them is she's the person today that she was back then.
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Soon thereafter dad left again and I didn't see or hear from him for three years.
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Mashable has contacted Tezos for comment and will update the article when we hear from them.
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They also need to hear from candidates how they plan to restore their faith in democracy.
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We&aposll hear from Senator Orrin Hatch next as we look ahead on "Sunday Morning Futures".
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I hear from your uncle every day with some crazy new bitcoin blockchain something-or-other.
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But voters would decide who moves forward, after having a reasonable chance to hear from everyone.
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This week, members of Congress have returned home to hear from constituents about that complicated issue.
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Utilizing social media Post pictures from the meeting demonstrating an eagerness to hear from all viewpoints.
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QUICK: AS JOE MENTIONED, THERE ARE A LOT OF QUESTIONS PEOPLE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU.
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We'd love to hear from temps, warehouse workers, drivers, engineers, product managers, and anyone in between.
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And so what I hear from large companies is, is that it&aposs a no-brainer.
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This is not a question you want to hear from your wife during your wedding anniversary.
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We've also contacted Huawei for comment and will update this article when we hear from them.
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These candidates can hear the same priorities and concerns that I hear from my constituents everyday.
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"The market wants to hear from Janet Yellen," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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What we didn't hear from Samsung is when it will be available, or for how much.
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If you think you might thrive in this environment, we would love to hear from you.
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"I really want to see what people are saying and I want to hear from them."
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This direct feedback helps us better predict which friends people may want to hear from most.
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"When you fast and you pray, it's bringing more sensitivity to hear from God," she explained.
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There's one leader, though, who he said he had hoped to hear from, but never did.
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If you've got a technology you think will wow us, we want to hear from you.
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DAVID FABER: The FTC case concluded sometime back but have yet to hear from the judge.
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Therefore, investigators want to hear from anyone who may have any information about the teen's whereabouts.
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And now Zuckerberg is planning nation-wide empathy tour stops to hear from the people directly.
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Today we hear from one of our own reporters who lived like Trump for a day.
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"I called him the next day and he was tickled to hear from me," Wood says.
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Update, June 15, 11:04am: I still have yet to hear from a single lizard person.
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In this installment, we hear from a restaurant owner who has had enough with restaurant weeks.
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I knew I'd hear from Dave — and of course, it was bullshit on top of bullshit.
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Will this be all we hear from the rapper as far as solo work this year?
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"But, every year when pasta pass comes to an end, we hear from them," Arguello continued.
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"I pray to hear from you again, to hear how everybody is doing," the letter said.
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The MarCO probes were experimental, though, so it wasn't a guarantee that we'd hear from them.
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He told BuzzFeed that was very pleased to hear from the restaurant and appreciated the comment.
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They'll hear from plenty of other smart people, too: That's the whole point of this thing.
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Tired of the platitudes they hear from British politicians, the Irish are pushing their own ideas.
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This morning we'll hear from Cyan Bannister, Drew Houston, Anne Wojcicki, Ashton Kutcher and many more.
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Let us know what you would like to hear from all of our guests this morning.
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But it's just too bad that that's likely the last we'll ever hear from little Chernoff.
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They're not exactly quiet, as you can hear from this video of a delivery in Canberra.
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I love to hear from the younger generation and we talk about everything under the sun.
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Magnus, Franziska, and Bartosz are at the Nielson house, hoping to hear from Martha or Katharina.
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"I may yet hear from him but not today because it's too soon," the judge said.
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It's not a matter of if we hear from Bolton; it's just a matter of when.
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"You'd be surprised how good it feels to hit things" is what we hear from them.
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The Senate on Monday will also hear from Neil Gorsuch, Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court.
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