One reason is what she hears from the other side.
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She also hears from skeptics about stocking naloxone in schools.
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It is not a perspective one usually hears from start-ups.
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Wednesday night the convention hears from Trump's vice presidential pick, Gov.
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Everything he hears from other people he's already heard from himself.
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But just as often, he hears from those that find them.
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He often hears from teachers who show the episodes to their students.
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He hears from his own patients about how the campaign has touched them.
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While they're out there, he hears from Rebecca that his dad is dying.
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Mulvaney has told colleagues there are days he barely hears from the President.
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She said she still hears from veterans about confusing language in overpayment letters.
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Chapo's speech will likely be the last time the world hears from him.
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That stand has, for now, stalled legislation until Congress hears from bureau officials.
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"It's good enough" is the refrain Wachter-Boettcher says she hears from women.
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But depending what he hears from the president, he too could call an audible.
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"But depending what he hears from the president, he too could call an audible."
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Today, Elderkin still hears from people who met their forever partners on his site.
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Baldacci says he hears from many young readers who strongly identify with the character.
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She hears from Bartosz that her mother came looking for her, wanting to apologize.
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Scott hears from a friend back home that Kourtney is hooking up with someone.
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Julia often echoes what she hears from Elmo and the other Sesame Street characters.
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CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent Sanjay Gupta hears from people who have experienced it themselves.
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Then a crisis ensues when, out of the blue, Daniel/Deming hears from Michael.
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Like Charles, Walker said he routinely hears from black men who must shave for work.
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INFRASTRUCTURE --The Washington Post hears from economists bashing Trump's plan ahead of Ross' confirmation hearing.
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Exter said he hears from teachers "on a weekly, sometimes daily" basis on this issue.
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Nuwer says he often hears from parents who acknowledge their children are undergoing minor hazing.
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Annie posts a negative review on Duncan's site, and then hears from the artist himself.
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Climate protection, she said, is not a partisan issue, something she hears from her constituents.
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Nothing. Or at least that's the answer one often hears from liberals and conservatives alike.
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Ms. Macnair said that she felt particularly concerned by what she hears from younger Democrats.
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Zappos also hears from parents and children about how the adaptive clothing has affected their lives.
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He hears from union leadership that as many as 800 jobs could be eliminated by 2020.
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Now his mother hears from a student he helped save -- and they've formed a powerful bond.
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Jane hears from a reluctant Ziggy that one of Celeste's sons, Max, is responsible for bullying Amabella.
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It's entirely possible that Cruz hears from struggling cotton farmers who are subject to the estate tax.
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Kumar says he hears from principals that most children have some kind of persistent cough these days.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee hears from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey about company's algorithms and content monitoring.
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" But the group came for the meeting, the official said, to "make sure he hears from the administration.
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The Senate Budget Committee hears from White House Budget Director Mick Mulaney on the president's fiscal 2019 blueprint.
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The president, in turn, promotes Fox's segments about this, and repeats the talking points he hears from the channel.
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These divisions were designed for a good reason - to ensure the customer hears from Zenefits via a single voice.
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Even so, the biggest criticism he still hears from fans is: Why isn't Harley in her original jester outfit?
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He says the top complaint he hears from employers is how hard it is to find and keep workers.
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The stories she hears from the women keep her motivated to make as many ladies as possible feel beautiful.
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"In communities of color, it's like, 'I'm hearing gunshots,'" Aird said, referring to a complaint she hears from constituents.
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But he often hears from female drivers who have been fondled while driving by drunken male passengers, he said.
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Lau says he hears from at least one student on the brink of suicide during a regular two-hour shift.
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Mitchell also said this week the "majority of the feedback" he hears from conservative Christians is in favor of Trump.
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The "Mad Money" host also hears from Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson about why the coffee giant continues to hire veterans.
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Affairs Cindy Gordon said the company hears from many parents who want to give their child a way to relax.
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"Every governor's office in the country hears from stakeholders and advocates on issues," Lauren Schenone, Scott's press secretary, told me.
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Catch up quick: First, months ago, Trump hears from conservative friends that Ratcliffe is a loyal guy — on Team Trump.
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Perhaps that's the reason one top ad buyer said he rarely hears from his clients about an interest in gaming.
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House impeachment managers said in a statement that the Times report made it imperative that the Senate hears from Bolton.
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"Someone Tell the Boys" has attracted a small but eager fanbase of teenage girls, who Samia hears from mostly in tweets.
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Smith has considered calling the project a wrap, he said, but then hears from people who are moved by his pieces.
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"You've got to get back to doing the business of the country," she said, paraphrasing what she often hears from voters.
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We're lacking this voice, and the public instead hears from self-proclaimed leaders who don't represent the views of the majority.
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Miller has earned a reputation as a work futurist and as such, she hears from scores of young people looking for advice.
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Lew says she frequently hears from managers that they don't know how to motivate their employees, or want to work on it.
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"I think that's Donald Trump channeling the frustrations he hears from thousands of voters out on the stump everyday," Conway said Monday.
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Flake, who is a member of the committee, said Sunday that he is "not comfortable voting yes" until he hears from Ford.
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One thing Bright Horizons' Vasconcelos often hears from parents is that if they save for college they won't qualify for financial aid.
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Hillowe says the number of calls remains the same five years on, and also reveals that he mostly hears from younger professionals.
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But he also hears from people who have gone into credit card debt or taken out home equity loans on their house.
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The Real Housewives of Orange County star constantly hears from viewers criticizing her new bodybuilder shape, but Judge says it doesn't bother her.
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Ray-Jones says that the hotline hears from a lot of people who want to leave, but who have valid reasons for staying.
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Normally she hears from people in art and design, but the reaction to this cover has come from people outside her artistic bubble.
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He used to work at a Hyundai dealership in Southern California, though he is now unemployed, and likes what he hears from Sanders.
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For Nakama, musubi continues to connect her with her roots and inspire her through the musubi-based stories she hears from her customers.
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Lawhon says the Leave No Trace organization regularly hears from management at parks saying that improperly disposed human waste is their biggest issue.
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She never hears from anyone on the other side, which has no lobbyists, and she votes for an amendment that weakens the bill.
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As the center hears from more communities interested in adopting its approach, it's trying to raise money to bring the tool to them.
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But he also said he feels haunted by the continued stories of retaliation he hears from his colleagues — particularly those involving sexual harassment.
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Although the foundation is in the United Kingdom, she said she hears from Americans who struggle to find treatment and information as well.
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To understand the limits of what could be a breakthrough in making abortions easier to access, Broadly hears from both sides of the debate.
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Her condition also affects her body composition, and in May 2017 she addressed the frequent skinny-shaming she hears from people on social media.
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Resch often hears from women who are interested in working in the N.B.A., but there are only so many openings in her own organization.
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A Trump administration official confirmed to the Journal that the president hears from a number of different advisers before making decisions on trade talks.
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The judge will make her final decision on Friday when she hears from the 17-year-old victim in court, the Gaston Gazette reports.
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Todd Morris, CEO of BrickHouse Security, a company that makes body cameras, said it's a concern he hears from police officers around the country.
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Tomorrow, Congress hears from an active army officer who expressed concerns up his chain of command after listening in on Trump's call with President Zelensky.
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Elsewhere the film hears from their family members, though—crucially, in terms of the backlash to this film—not from Jackson's family or close contacts.
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Because for every young girl out there who sees this audience and hears from here, they now can't see this as an only-male field.
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And in this episode of Today, Explained, host Sean Rameswaram hears from Gene Huber, a Trump superfan who has been to 22020 rallies (and counting).
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Doucet said his firm often hears from gym-goers looking to exit an unfair contract or get money back from zombie charges after their membership ended.
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The Grace and Frankie star, 31, constantly hears from people who think she looks unhealthy now that she's a mom of two, and she's over it.
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Nearly a year later, Blichfeld still hears from readers, some who also came out in their 30s, 40s and beyond, for whom that essay resonated deeply.
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Dick still hears from people about it, many of them wondering why Nexplanon went south for her or asking if they should get theirs out too.
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In your case, try to make sure you tell your significant other what you did at that party before he or she hears from an eyewitness.
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But even she hears from casting agents that she needs to lose weight, especially when she moved away from island life to model in New York.
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CEO Peter Beck hopes the service will resolve two of the biggest complaints he hears from players in the space industry: frequency and availability of launches.
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"My gosh, if the President gets upset with us we might not be in the majority," he said referring to sentiments he often hears from colleagues.
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Like he has throughout his presidency, Trump is hearing from outside friends and allies who don't necessarily convey the same information he hears from government aides.
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"Uncle, I need your help," Hill told Shaka Johnson, who told CNN that "Uncle" is a term of endearment he hears from many of his clients.
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Often, Ms. Merhi hears from frustrated homeowners who impulsively buy an entire living room set at once, without planning out the details, or considering the textures.
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It will also allow people to see fewer political ads on Facebook and Instagram, something the company claims is a common request it hears from users.
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Cruz also said the most common sentiment he hears from people is that they're frustrated with Washington and politicians who say one thing and do another.
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A Roman Catholic nun in Camden, Sister Helen Cole of Guadalupe Family Services, a social services agency, periodically hears from suburban friends offering to donate bicycles.
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Whenever Mr. Anderson hears from a telemarketer, he patches the caller through to his robot, puts his phone on mute and lets his bot do the talking.
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But founder and CEO Clark Valberg explained to TechCrunch that he constantly hears from customers just how broken the workflow is before anyone ever uploads to InVision.
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Simply having open and honest conversations with your kids tackles most of the concerns Amer often hears from parents who don't know how to have the conversation.
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Scott explains, amazingly without irony, that the only time he hears from Kourtney or can have a real talk with her is when it is something negative.
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When asked about their support for Trump, many Hasidim use the same lines and talking points one hears from Trump supporters at his rallies around the country.
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She often hears from friends who've signed up for a free trial of a service and discover much later they're being charged monthly after forgetting to cancel.
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"My gosh, if the President gets upset with us we might not be in the majority," he said sarcastically, referring to sentiments he often hears from colleagues.
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"He talked about the reactions that he hears from other countries and their concern and confusion over China's actions not necessarily matching their words," Mr. Schriver said.
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Getting more women to run for political office is a priority for her, as is refusing to accept the first "no" she hears from those she asks.
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He said the concerns he hears from voters are not about Nunes' role on the House Intelligence Committee but about his lack of focus on his district.
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When most or all of the applicants an employer hears from are college educated, he or she will "inflate" their requirements with additional degrees and experiences, Scott said.
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Inadequate medical care, poor mental health services, and the liberal use of solitary confinement as punishment are common complaints that Love said she hears from recently released immigrants.
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You've got to hear from him before you think capitalism – I can until I'm blue in the face, but once he hears from you, Warren, well, all right.
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The home video, aptly titled "Mark Hears From Harvard," features voiceover from Zuckerberg's dad, Edward, who is about ten times more excited about the news than his son.
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Nowhere else I've been has the disconnect been so extreme between what one sees and feels from the people and what one sees and hears from the government.
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She said that the former president touched upon many of the issues she hears from voters and said that they are paying close attention to the governor's race.
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CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent Sanjay Gupta hears from some Americans who have personally experienced racism and he talks about why there's no place for hate in our country.
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"The mayor will be sharing New York and American values with an international audience that we worry only sees and hears from our president," Phillips said told Bloomberg.
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Murphy said until he hears from Trump himself, he's 'not willing to concede that history repeated itself and that he has walked away from the commitment he made.
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The tents are air conditioned, and a facility administrator told reporters that the main complaint he hears from children on site is that the tents get too cold sometimes.
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Paltrow was gracing the cover to promote Goop Wellness, a new brand of nutritional supplements she is launching to "address the most common health complaints" she hears from women.
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Doug Collins (R-Ga.) in calling for special counsel Robert Mueller to testify before the committee after Congress receives his full report and hears from Attorney General William Barr.
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" He said he hears from "all sorts of folks who have really borne a deep and personal financial pain given what's happened at the company the last several years.
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In our inaugural episode, My First Time hears from dating coach and feminist pickup artist Hayley Quinn about a threesome that started out badly and ended with tragic consequences.
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GOP strategist Doug Heye, an establishment Republican who is no friend of Trump, said he constantly hears from people within the party frustrated over the investigations into the president.
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If Renault hears from Mr. Ghosn soon, the board may meet in January, ahead of a formal February meeting, to discuss how to proceed, one of those people said.
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When Matar's father is kidnapped in 1990 by men working for Libyan dictator Muammar el-Qaddafi, Matar never hears from him again and is left to imagine his fate.
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The Federal Trade Commission says it often hears from consumers that a company selling such contracts has gone out of business, leaving them without a place to file claims.
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Mr. Shafer, who often hears from other struggling public servants who manage to track down his email address, is glad he did not have to resort to the mail.
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He said he receives encouragement "from lots of people who have influence, lots of elites" but also hears from plenty of "staunch Republican Trump people" who wish he'd go away.
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One source who regularly hears from activist hedge fund investors said he thinks the media investment strategy could extend to other companies, such as television network operators, in the future.
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What pains her, she said, is when she hears from moms who say they truly do everything when it comes to parenting while their husbands enjoy plenty of "me" time.
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And so my dad hears from him, he's arrested in Costa Rica, gets him a private jet, flies him to Santa Barbara, and moves him into our beach house temporarily.
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Among his backers is LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman, one of Silicon Valley's most prolific political donors, who held a fundraiser for de León last year, Axios hears from multiple sources.
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The film, directed by Kat Rohrer and Gil Levanon, speaks with several young Israelis who have resettled in Germany or Austria, and hears from their grandparents, who are Holocaust survivors.
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The questioning period will likely unfold over multiple days, and could prove critical in determining whether the Senate hears from additional witnesses or moves right to voting to acquit Trump.
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"It's not a gang war — it's a systemic war," said Sharon Brown, an activist who regularly hears from people she knows who are serving time in the state prison system.
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The site often hears from brides whose parents have sticker shock over the going rate for say, a wedding cake or a top-notch photographer, especially in a big city.
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Not all carbs are created equalWeinandy says she sometimes hears from patients that in order to cut down on carbs, they&aposve cut out eating fruit, which misses the point.
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Ruby Cotton, the City Council president, said she regularly hears from residents complaining about a lack of jobs, the need for economic development and shortcomings in the quality of life.
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Bill Ready, PayPal's chief operating officer, said that he often hears from fellow fintech entrepreneurs that banking giants "have to lose" in order for their businesses to be able to win.
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Last year, I interviewed Tracy Anderson, who told me the most common things she hears from women is that they need to get in shape before they come to her gym.
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Blue says she frequently hears from people who felt entirely comfortable agreeing to let their partner going on a date with someone else -- until the partner was actually on the date.
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Whenever Paul himself jams a thumb or sprains a finger, the first person he usually hears from is Matt Barnes, a former teammate who now plays for the Golden State Warriors.
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"Watching my 11-year old's anxiety increase the more he hears from his friends about what Donald Trump said or wants to do if he is elected has been heartbreaking," she wrote.
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Odom, who is promoting his new memoir Darkness to Light, said that he still hears from Kardashian once in a while, although he wouldn't consider them to be friends or closely acquainted.
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And then the hit when he hears from Kevin that Kate made an off-hand remark about being the only Pearson kid who can pass on a piece of their father — oof.
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Davidson says he plans to spend the next 30 to 60 days talking as little as possible, and listening to the feedback he hears from his team around what can be improved.
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Guzman has been largely cut off from the outside world since his extradition in 2017 and his remarks in the courtroom Wednesday could be the last time the public hears from him.
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Dr. Knoepfler says he hears from more patients than most because he writes a blog, but patients almost always deny him permission to blog about what happened to them using their names.
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According to those same sources, when Cohen hears from the Trump team that "if you're a good boy, you'll be fine," it's like what Nixon's White House tried to convey to Dean.
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"We will ensure that Joe Manchin hears from his West Virginia constituents who disapprove of his voting with Wall Street against working families," the group said in a statement after the vote.
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That's why we've formed Businesses for Responsible Tax Reform, a coalition of small business owners and advocates, to ensure Congress hears from entrepreneurs about what they need and want from tax reform.
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In September, Daniel Dale, a reporter for the Toronto Star, started posting a list on Twitter of all the provably false statements he hears from Trump on the campaign trail each day.
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She hears from girls in Uganda how their periods discourage them from going to school and from activists in Bangladesh about why menstrual cups aren't taking off as an answer to disposable pads.
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Most families he hears from now don't do that kind of political calculation — and he and Mr. Chabot say they've already been contacted by about 2,500 since starting Conservative Move's website in May.
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"It took me 10 years to cast him," Hool said, explaining that no American studio was open to casting Raba before because "he wasn't a name," feedback Hool still frequently hears from studio executives.
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Trump, with his verbal outbursts, his naïveté in international affairs, and his susceptibility to the sophistries he hears from his advisers and cable TV pundits, seems uniquely unsuited to solving the North Korean crisis.
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He doesn't need multiple sources to confirm information, and he doesn't have to ask those implicated for comment; all that matters to him is if the information he hears from a source sounds credible.
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Lee hears from medical professionals and researchers who find marijuana's new reputation as an all-natural cure for just about everything increasingly concerning and possibly the product of misleading marketing by the industry itself.
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Off the Senate floor, Democratic leaders waged a public relations campaign arguing that a flurry of new evidence made it even more imperative that the Senate hears from new witnesses and examines fresh documents.
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Although the line between lunacy and scientific fact is constantly shifting, the search for aliens still occupies the shadows of cranks, and Seager hears from them almost daily, or at least her assistant does.
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Benjamin Haddad, a French scholar at the Hudson Institute who has worked for President Emmanuel Macron, told me that it sounded like the rhetoric he hears from far-right party leader Marine Le Pen.
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A White House official tells us Ivanka helped put in place a process with the Paris conversations to ensure the President hears from all sides and from people in both the public and private sectors.
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Considering the fact Nora closes "G'Day Melbourne" alone in her hotel room after a literally fiery argument with Kevin (Justin Theroux) that would end any relationship, let's hope she never hears from these physicists again.
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The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee hears from Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb about protecting patients from unsafe and ineffective treatments, and what Congress can do to encourage biomedical research.
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"On Day One of Facebook's new hire orientation in Menlo Park, everyone hears from our chief diversity officer about the importance of diversity and how to have respectful conversations with people who have different viewpoints."
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Lindsey Graham said Sunday that he does not expect to be swayed against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh even after he hears from Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who has accused him of sexual assault.
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It has since fallen below that marker, but it's clear that Wall Street likes what it hears from Trump -- both his promises to roll back regulations on businesses and his promise to reform the tax rate.
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Listening to the headphones attached to "Karen or Whatever #1" (2018), one hears from a selection of men — presumably those whom Calivas has met on the street — who inform the artist about their impressions of her.
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"I think pitchers are better than ever right now," said David Ortiz, the former Boston Red Sox slugger, dismissing the notion he hears from other retired players that the game was better in the old days.
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Mazie Hirono said Wednesday that there should be some attempt to corroborate an allegation of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh before the Senate Judiciary Committee hears from the woman who is accusing him.
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Instead, he appeared to get annoyed with Warren, who had won applause for explaining how deeply she's affected by the stories of suffering she hears from voters who stand in line to take photos with her.
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If you've ever used a dating app, or know someone who has, chances are you've heard of the term "ghosting," which refers to a person someone meets in real life but then never hears from again.
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Here, BuzzFeed News hears from Michael Famighetti, the editor of Aperture Magazine, on the difficult relationship between photography and incarceration: The issue asks how the public can see — and better understand — the human cost of mass incarceration.
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FRIEDMAN: The role that we played for 50 years as kind of the global balancer, paying more for things because they were in our ultimate interest, one hears from you, I sense, is really shrinking that role.
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Her father remarried and moved to Florida, and most of the time when she hears from him it's a forwarded e-mail from his new wife about her craft shop, where she sells dirty-silly ironic needlepoint.
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"What the general public hears from politicians, the media, is, let's stop the drug, let's stop the poison that's killing our children," said Doug Coleman, special agent in charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration office in Phoenix.
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Mid-May - Whistleblower hears from multiple officials that Kurt Volker, the U.S. special representative to Ukraine, and Gordon Sondland, U.S. ambassador to the European Union, had spoken with Giuliani to try to "contain the damage" from his efforts.
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"The Trevor Project hears from young people every day about their experiences with rejection at home and school — places where they should feel the safest," Amit Paley, CEO and executive director of The Trevor Project, said in a statement.
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Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge David Cowan in December allowed for depositions of Dauman and Redstone's doctors on medical issues, but held off on allowing a deposition of 92-year-old Redstone until he hears from the doctors.
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Kim Lankford, contributing editor at Kiplinger's Personal Finance and an expert on the plans, said she often hears from people who have run into a situation in which they need to find a Plan B for their 23 account.
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Unlike Zillow, Redfin is a real estate brokerage, employing agents to buy and sell homes for clients, which means that its chief executive, Glenn Kelman, regularly hears from Redfin agents who either love its estimating tool or despise it.
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CW: Make sure every representative you have, from city council on up, hears from you every day, and if you're uncomfortable on the phone, you are nowhere near as uncomfortable as these kids right now, so get on it.
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The most common alcohol-related questions that Horsager-Boehrer hears from pregnant patients involve concerns about a single drink they might have had before they knew they were pregnant or having a sip of champagne at a special event, she said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors said they want the Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to spend the rest of his life - plus 30 years - in prison, after he hears from a victim who survived one of his murder plots.
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The Kentucky Republican told television news outlets invited to a roundtable interview that he couldn't imagine Congress not responding if senior Saudi officials are found to have killed Khashoggi, but cautioned that nothing will happen until he hears from Pompeo.
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Years later, he's trying to recover from the horrors he faced in jail and running a private detective agency with his teenage daughter, when he hears from the woman who accused him: She found religion and wants to clear her conscience.
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In a telephone interview on Sunday from Taiwan, the site of this year's World University Games, Emmert described his impending Japanese visit as "exploratory" and driven mostly by what he hears from American university leaders looking to bolster their international standing.
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"I wanted to find a way for people to make fighting Trump a sustainable part of their schedule," Zisook said, adding that she regularly hears from subscribers who say Weekly Resistance is motivating them to make phone calls they wouldn't have otherwise made.
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Ernst's meeting with Trump was a "last-minute" surprise, according to a source close to the senator, and she said only in a statement that she had a "good" meeting with Trump where they discussed what she hears from Iowans on her travels.
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Val DiGiorgio, the county Republican chairman, said he hears from both "Main Line Republicans" of the Philadelphia suburbs who say they will not vote for Mr. Trump and others, including "a lot of Democrats and independents," who are energized by his candidacy.
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"'Apple, give us something new that we know nothing about, give us an experience that's going to take time to learn and to think deep about it,'" he added, echoing feedback he hears from fans and developers about the company's future direction.
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Vanessa Wharton, a Harvey-affected renter in Corpus Christi who hears from debt collectors after she broke a lease to leave an unsafe apartment, has overdue bills and expenses, in part because she pays $100 more in rent than she did before Harvey.
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Juan Arroyo, who is the president of International, another youth academy in El Paso, said the concerns he hears from parents about soccer in the United States almost always boil down to the same question: Will my child learn quickly enough here?
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On Grammy nomination day in the winter of 2018, a camera watches from a low angle as Swift sits in sweats alone on a sofa and hears from her publicist that her perturbed sixth album, "Reputation," has been omitted from three of the big categories.
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Allison still plays blues harp—he considered backing Willie Nelson on stage a few years ago to have been a lifetime highlight, before he found out about the Nobel—and he regularly hears from former cancer patients whose lives were changed or saved by his work.
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"This town doesn't react unless it hears from real people" who will vote in the next election, he said, nodding to guests who had testified about their families' searing experiences with addiction, stigma, lack of treatment options and the refusal of insurance companies to cover treatment.
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So if a Republican senator mostly hears from GOP constituents, and these constituents are more likely to be really passionate about the issue since they are on the side that opposes stricter laws, that's going to give the senator a skewed perception of where voters are on this topic.
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So if a Republican senator mostly hears from GOP constituents, and these constituents are more likely to be really passionate about the issue since they are on the side that opposes stricter laws, that's going to give the senator a very skewed perception of where voters are on this topic.
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She stressed there are many apps on the App Store that can help in special education settings (IEP prep, communication boards, etc.), and that Apple hears from developers who want to learn about accessibility and, crucially, how to make their apps accessible to all by supporting the discrete Accessibility features.
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She spent as much time talking about education as DC politics in Albuquerque and didn't mention Trump at a stop in Santa Fe. Her campaign website has no section for immigration among its issues of focus, and Lujan Grisham says the single most pressing concern she hears from her constituents is jobs.
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"The world economy is squeezing a lot of governments, and they need revenue," said Barry Popkin, a professor of nutrition at the University of North Carolina, who is deeply involved in studies evaluating the effects of the taxes in Mexico, Chile and Berkeley, and hears from a lot of curious public officials.
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He was in San Francisco this week, however, and we sat down with him to discuss a range of things, including how often the agency hears from the startup world, whether the SEC is likely to pursue fewer cases in Silicon Valley under a Trump administration and, either way, how tipsters can get the agency's attention most effectively.
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The "trees of green and red roses, too," that Louis Armstrong sings about in "Wonderful World" seem no less mysterious and marvelous to Sokeo, whose cultural frame of reference is not Santa Claus or American popular music but the nightmare stories he hears from his parents when they recount the experiences that led them to flee Cambodia.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 21625 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2900 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (D), who narrowly survived a bruising reelection race in Republican-leaning Montana last year, said he hears from Democratic colleagues who want Bullock to change his mind and run for Senate.
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"I ask myself: Is this going to be a Trump negotiation, negotiated in good faith, or is he going to say one thing through his advisers and another when he hears from Rush Limbaugh and Ann Coulter?" asked Representative Nita M. Lowey of New York, who as chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee will be leading the talks.
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Many experts expect that the two leaders are likely to agree to a temporary pause in any trade war escalation, but Trump himself has suggested he may be looking to levy new tariffs on China if he doesn't like what he hears from Xi. On the other hand, there have been sporadic hopes that Saturday's meeting could result in some sort of long-term deal.
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She fumes over that at Grey Sloane, then goes to Pac North to talk to Richard, but when she hears from an intern that he's in his office "with his wife," she storms off and just assumes Richard is having an affair and not that it was a mistake on the intern's part — and honestly, it was kind of a dumb mistake and definitely some contrived drama.
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Kara Swisher: I thought it was really important that tech which is more on the liberal end and more Democratic in general, also hears from lots of things including people in the Trump administration, so I was casting around for somebody who I could invite, and of all things, and I told her this backstage, I did a podcast with Anthony Scaramucci, which was fantastic.
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