What these autocrats — first, Hafez al-Assad and then his son Bashar — value is conformity, docility and ultimately treachery; there are informers informing on informers informing on informers.
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He's informing, educating & inspiring while you're defend Weinstein & Spacey.
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The pundits lost no time informing readers of their opinions (this is the end of world order), and spent no time informing readers of what the G-7 actually is or does.
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So how can schools balance protecting students with informing them?
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Many departments, in fact, use them without informing the public.
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Yes, other work besides informing others needs to be done.
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Our brains are not informing us that we're stressed out.
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Like your oracle informing the world that women are evil.
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PT informing admins that it had identified a potential cause.
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The press thus agitates the public mind without informing it.
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Some experts recommend discreetly informing the crew of any suspicions.
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He had gone on a mission without informing his superiors.
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What was informing your decisions to move away from that?
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Twitter said it will be informing users who were affected.
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The elections office sent postcards informing voters of the error.
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More recent science is not informing practice as it should.
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Prior to this ban, Jones has received a notification from Facebook informing him that he had repeatedly violated its policies and informing him that if he did so again, he'd receive a 30-day ban.
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On Wednesday, Dell released a statement informing customers of the situation.
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At least, not without explicitly informing them that they're doing so.
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The lack of teachers informing education policy is not a surprise.
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Nobody has done a good job in informing women, men, employers.
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The company's CEO sent an email informing employees on Thursday morning.
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Vickery has been following her, even informing Adora of Camille's whereabouts.
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Informing users that they had seen Russian propaganda could prove difficult.
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The first is education — better informing the public about climate science.
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The federal government can play a vital role in informing consumers.
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The beautiful game, informing and enlightening Ugly Americans all the time.
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Informing decision-makers in enough time to act is the goal.
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He said the company is informing Equifax objectors at the NothanksEquifax.
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She said that complete strangers were informing and congratulating each other.
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We have fixed the technical issue and are informing impacted customers.
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Instead, participating restaurants must post signs informing customers about the requirements.
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Fiorina cites that experience as informing her commitment to addressing addiction.
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"The media aren't being effective at informing people objectively," she said.
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The logic informing those decisions has been more difficult to access.
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Before, I would never dream of informing everyone about my politics.
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Informing these frustrations is the homogeneity of the photo modes themselves.
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Simply informing them about these misperceptions creates marked decreases in animosity.
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The conversation with the deputies came around to informing Chris's mother.
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Minutes later, they got another call informing them that he had died.
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Joyce Thompson received the letter June 15 informing her of Hayes' parole.
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Early Tuesday morning, Argento tweeted, informing McGowan that her time was up.
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Sharapova said she had missed an email informing her about the ban.
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Did these articles fulfil the basic journalistic function of informing their readers?
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Some schools, however, are now informing parents this is no longer possible.
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The American producers used the name of our city without informing us.
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PBS launched a so-called investigation of me without ever informing me.
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It was her sister, informing her that their stepfather might be dead.
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Trump attached both documents to his letter informing Comey of his removal.
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And hopefully people understand that education is power, informing yourself is power.
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Their messaging includes informing voters of Donald J. Trump's comments on abortion.
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Are you at least informing me that you're using it certain ways?
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It's a core pillar of informing people without inducing or feeding panic.
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DPA said that Mr. Mechkah left the country without informing the authorities.
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Beek says this is crucial in informing the organization's priorities and partnerships.
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Brittany said that Mick made this decision without consulting or informing her.
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So, take a moment to think about the mythologies informing your purpose.
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The firm says it was standard procedure to investigate before informing authorities.
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It may inform my practice but it's more about informing my life.
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Following an email on Wednesday informing them that they'd been accepted to Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health Master's program, these prospective students got another email within an hour informing them that the original had been a mistake.
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Some startups aim to fulfil the role of informing workers and recruiting members.
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They've been posting statements on social media, informing users of the false rumors.
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It was very informing about rock 'n' roll and it was undeniably sexy.
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This is about informing people so they can stay safe and protect themselves.
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NTIA also suggests informing people how the data being collected will be used.
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EPA employees reportedly received an email Friday morning informing them of the matter.
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Maness was originally optioned last month before informing the team of his injury.
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Thus the aliens informing Emily and Timothy that someone is coming for them.
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Rather than informing any legal analysis, memes just make copyright law more muddy.
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Republican Secretary of State, informing him that Greene had challenged his residency—and
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He said a notice went out to investors informing them of the litigation.
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Informing people on the front end allows you to bypass confusion and frustration.
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After informing McDonald's Amsterdam North, he got a call from the head office.
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Rather, I'm letting you know (informing/fessing up/sharing) I have no choice.
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The email informing her of that termination is included in Tuesday's document dump.
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"I believe science is extremely important in informing policy," Droegemeier told the Senate.
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Trump did another about-face on a Thursday night phone call, informing Sen.
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Maggie Wallace, 19, of Pendleton, was arrested for false informing, Fox 59 reported.
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The company has been informing clients about the domain shift one-on-one.
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The company has also sent emails to users, informing them of the move.
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Kardashian revealed the Clear Blue wand informing her that she was not pregnant.
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"It ended up informing my ballet career, which is so cool," she said.
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Mr. Davidson said then that he was informing Mr. Cohen it was complete.
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"They've basically said it's the callers informing them about what's transpiring," Byrd said.
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The cashier, without informing Ms. Desmond, sold her a ticket for the balcony.
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Instead of informing people about their water, it may leave them needlessly worried.
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That experience is clearly informing the fight now for the Democratic top slot.
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And yes, this time they made sure the check cleared before informing prosecutors.
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Joe receives a call informing him that he's been awarded the Nobel Prize.
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They don't have an informing the public or journalistic logic, an editorial logic.
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After informing him that I was recording the call, I launched right in.
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The company has since posted a release online informing investors of the news.
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Two days later, they received a call informing them she had tested positive.
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Many polling stations, however, had signage informing people about the last-minute changes.
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The company has sent an email to attendees informing them of the cancellation.
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The president authorized the attack on Iran&aposs top general without informing Congress.
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He said that not informing Congress would have been tantamount to hiding information.
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He regretted not promptly informing the authorities, but insisted the problems were unavoidable.
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The KGB infiltrated the priesthood, informing on clergy and promoting Soviet interests abroad.
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Bush recalls playfully informing his first art instructor, Gail Norfleet, of his objectives.
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He said he was later handed an envelope informing him of his redundancy.
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It removed the sign and thereby stopped informing people about the prevalence of theft.
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That's exactly why us Jehovah's Witnesses keep informing people about what's in the Bible.
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Basically, wherever it goes, it should keep working and informing you of its position.
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A simple letter informing stake holders is all it took to take the action.
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In a press release, Ikea cited its "Swedish roots" in informing the new policy.
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You're doing something important, you're informing, you're inspiring, you're giving people an emotional experience.
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One, such models would be more accurate, better at their task of informing policymakers.
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So I don't think this advertising campaign is about informing people about fake news.
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He had gotten a call from Busia informing him of Bourdain's death in June.
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The fan tweeted to Teigen informing her that her nipple was showing on camera.
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The company started informing workers about the lay-offs in mid-March, Bloomberg said.
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Today's media seems more interested in influencing voters rather than educating and informing them.
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Shockingly, the bill could even ban companies from informing their customers about these weaknesses.
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In July, a C.D.C. contractor imported naled for use without informing the local government.
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I doubt any real estate agent would appreciate my informing prospective buyers of this.
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Instead, the caller appears simply to be informing someone of what is going on.
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History seemed to be informing many of the skeptical student's views about the cryptocurrency.
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Do what you want to do without informing anyone that you are doing it.
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Would my duties include informing my clients and acting only with their "informed consent"?
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A letter had arrived that month, informing him of the date of his deportation.
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The Police Department is required to develop language for informing people of this right.
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"Thank you for choosing Optima Health!" said the letter informing them of the change.
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Certain iPhone apps are reportedly tracking their users' swipes and taps without informing them.
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I later received a phone call informing me that it was squamous cell carcinoma.
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Too often, police across the country use surveillance technology without first informing the public.
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The fear of an arrested employee "flipping" and informing on the operation was constant.
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One study found that merely informing teachers about their stereotypes closed gaps in grading.
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"Consultation's not just informing people that this is what's going to happen," she said.
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Other cities have grappled with informing the public about data collection in public spaces.
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The decision was taken without the approval of the administration and without informing it.
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Health providers also would be required to post notices informing workers of such rights.
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It was Schiller who delivered James Comey the letter informing him he was fired.
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Clearly informing the user will help an app's chances of getting approved, Google adds.
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She wrote about that experience in the Washington Post without informing Planned Parenthood's leadership.
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Informing people about what to look out for is also vital, according to Heymann.
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A communique was also sent home informing parents that the teacher had come out.
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In the US, several sheriff's departments have put out notes informing parents about it.
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Saturday's protest was planned to distribute leaflets informing neighborhood residents about the gallery's contents.
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In a statement, the rebels accused Hawi Tin of informing authorities about their activities.
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And also to try and think about how might that be informing their worldview.
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But how we describe movies does matter, telegraphing value judgments and informing their context.
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If you are one of the 151 Canadians who get the call from the police informing you that you are on an "ISIS kill list," simply thank them for informing you that your information was revealed in a hack and change your passwords.
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" Tasha responded by informing him she's within her rights to "blow something in your head.
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The investigation centers on whether the company did not move quickly enough in informing investors.
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The longer message specifically debunked the Oregon Petition before informing participants about the scientific consensus.
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All this looking back, however, ended up informing Clowes' first graphic novel in six years.
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That thought is interrupted by a Guggenheim staffer informing us that our time is up.
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Posters informing passers-by in English that "Dokdo belongs to Korea" are dotted around Seoul.
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Informing the world of the city's culture has always been his biggest source of fuel.
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However, I would personally like to apologize for not informing readers of this impending nightmare.
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Hannah Stoudemire sent a text message informing people to come out and support the cause.
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WhatsApp said in a statement that it was informing affected customers with special WhatsApp messages.
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ZDNet reports that Sprint sent a letter to affected customers informing them of the breach.
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Darroch had been doing his job, informing London on his assessment of Trump's White House.
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Other findings included delays in informing the agency of contamination or failure of drug batches.
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Prosecutors sent a letter Wednesday to Weinstein's attorney, Ben Brafman, informing him that NYPD Det.
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An announcement went over the loudspeaker informing us that any hecklers will be removed immediately.
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Then I got a call from a former patient's wife, informing me he had died.
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He posted on Instagram shortly after informing people that he and his crew were safe.
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But when it comes to informing patients about potentially healthy interventions, I am not shy.
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In 2002, Law resigned after reports he moved paedophile priests between parishes without informing authorities.
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Before, what I interpret is that they were just informing people that this was happening.
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The main argument against informing your sister is that she's currently in a precarious condition.
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He posted on Instagram shortly after informing people that him and his crew were safe.
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But most of those groups work on informing consumers and providing resources to facilitate repairs.
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I think my daughter has an obligation to stop the cheating by informing the teacher.
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Early on we watch her informing Ohad Naharin, the troupe's artistic director, of her plan.
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Inside was a letter informing them that Interpol had deleted their names from its database.
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Here's a transcript of the letter Maytock sent to Brown informing him of the fines.
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According to the letter, Elliott received a notice informing him of the suspension last month.
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I get an email 20 minutes later informing me I won't get them until Wednesday.
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Local officials criticized the Justice Department for not informing them before the news became public.
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That starts by informing the public that radicalization cannot be distilled into overly simplistic foundations.
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But consistent with confidentiality and other fiduciary duties, informing shareholders is sometimes appropriate, Buffett says.
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We'd love for you to help us do a better job of informing you, though.
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The free press is the best way people have of informing what governments are doing.
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To try to influence those people by informing them better and instigating conversations among them.
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And we believe informing the public about the history of people with disabilities is necessary.
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The endgame isn't going to be about individual decision making, but more about informing policy.
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Then she stood and waited, politely informing anyone who asked that they could eat it.
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The process of informing oneself is almost entirely a process of choosing whom to believe.
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This imbalance may be informing the production of treatments that don't work for non-Europeans.
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It was clear EA crossed that line and gamers were extremely loud in informing them about.
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Carnegie Mellon sent a follow-up email a few hours later informing the wrongly emailed applicants.
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UBS was in the process of informing its nearly 7,000 advisers in the Americas on Thursday.
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In that situation, you can have backstage conversations, gently informing them that they've crossed a line.
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While it's possible to run the miner without informing your users, we strongly advise against it.
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They could tie up transportation by informing bus drivers they've been given an extra day off.
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Civilians begin informing on one another to prove their loyalty and gain benefits from the regime.
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If I knew, I would be informing the proper authorities and not writing about it here.
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Worse, Honda did so without informing the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that anything was wrong.
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After informing her that he was running behind, she said she would blow dry her hair.
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He sent a one paragraph note informing Och and others of his plans on January 23.
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Amazon emailed customers informing them that the credit is now available and can be viewed here.
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Informing users about the lives of friends and current events makes Facebook less replaceable or skippable.
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"I apologize again for not informing you prior to the announcement," Hwang told the county's residents.
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They're informing him that although Escobar has been brought down, cocaine production is still going up.
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"The Veterans Administration denied the claim, informing him that he needed no further education," Herbold writes.
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Businesses know they're better off informing or entertaining potential customers than shoving products down their throat.
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USC sent a campuswide statement via text message to students informing them about the police activity.
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"[I] commend the authorities for their efforts in informing the public of this individual," he said.
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It could also improve prosthetics by informing our understanding of how the brain and body connect.
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Another Islamic State flyer warned civilians against informing the security forces about the location of militants.
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We are working closely with authorities and we are in the process of informing affected customers.
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Comey clearly violated federal rules in the disclosure of the information without informing the Justice Department.
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This is the background work of good government: funding, organizing, informing, providing market push and pull.
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Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander, informing them he would no longer be part of Paxton's group.
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Robert Ashley is charged with informing policymakers about threats from other countries and non-state actors.
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Then, on April 26, I got an email informing me that the site had gone live.
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Union allies are amending public records laws to prevent third parties from informing employees about Janus.
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City officials said Mr. Shorris wanted to understand the matter fully before informing Mr. de Blasio.
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Concerned Concerned: Thank you so much for reminding me and informing readers of this wonderful resource.
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Political robocalls informing you about candidates running for office, or robocalls for charities are also allowed.
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NGA performs important functions for the U.S. military, our strategic intelligence consumers, and informing disaster relief.
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You should not have a weapon in a shared space without informing everyone who lives there.
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Another option is to send out a mass email informing your contacts of your new address.
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At least provide a corrective by informing readers about the anti-Semitic nature of the book.
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But race is certainly an undercurrent here, informing and at times exacerbating Tyler's feelings of alienation.
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"It's just what you play in a club informing what happens in the studio," he says.
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The festival's promoter, Goldenvoice, is in the process now of informing reps for all the acts.
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You may also wish to consider informing relevant parties such as the airline about your condition.
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Mr. Chang delayed informing Mr. Walsh, and the mayor later upbraided him during a news conference.
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Rose, below, does not show up for a game against the Pelicans without informing the team.
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It was Sandy Alderson, the team's general manager, informing Turner that he was being let go.
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Ballard Even though the song has anger informing it, she wasn't angry when we wrote it.
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MbS has been interfering in MbN's interior ministry, appointing, promoting and firing officers without informing him.
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On Sunday, the police released more information about the victims after informing their next of kin.
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"We understand that NGOs made some rescues at sea without informing the Coast Guard," Cartosio said.
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He suggested that the United Nations officials had acted recklessly in traveling without informing the government.
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The best popular science books welcome the novice while engaging and informing the more scientifically savvy.
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" Her campaign posted a BuzzFeed-style listicle informing Latinos that Clinton was "just like your abuela.
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" In addition to informing citizens, she said: "We cannot allow ourselves to be unsettled by this.
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He'd recently received a letter from Central Utah Academy informing him he'd be graduating high school.
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We obtained an email sent to employees informing them the series is being canceled once again.
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"His part of the story is integral in informing viewers the part that foreigners play," said Gonzalez.
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So the media isn't so much involved in informing people as it is in capturing their attention?
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Yes, pop-up ads are blocked, and Google will be informing you with a pop-up notification.
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That person would also be responsible for informing the public about how to report cases involving bishops.
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The following month, the social network disclosed that a bug effectively unblocked users without informing the user.
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Liberals and scientists are always fantasizing about improving education, teaching critical reasoning skills, informing the public, etc.
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None of its urban cells have contact with the others, preventing them from informing on distant comrades.
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Or is the tech company merely informing users that the account is who it claims it is?
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But he privately began informing colleagues this week he intends to jump into the race very soon.
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The rights include informing workers about the working conditions such as duration and remuneration from day one.
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The company now is informing customers that buys and sells will be "intermittently" offline during the day.
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Employees, who received letters on Saturday informing them of Mediawork's decision, said the closure had been unexpected.
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Which means there's probably some greater stakes to Jaime's visit beyond informing everyone of Cersei's treachery (duh).
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Of course, this could also just be another example of the industry's sexist tendencies informing business decisions.
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Whereas pretending an issue does not have an answer is a way of not informing your audience.
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In my Inbox, there was a company-wide email informing everyone I was no longer working there.
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A high test result should be followed quickly by informing the family of lead risks, or intervention.
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"We look forward to informing the US administration about Swedish immigration and integration policies," the embassy tweeted.
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VA officials sent a letter dated Thursday to six members of Congress informing them of the decision.
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Unlike Twitter, the collective message had the incredible effect of informing what we watched on the screen.
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VA officials sent a letter dated Thursday to six members of Congress informing them of the decision.
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Both composition and conducting—to him an essential pairing, each informing and enriching the other—were explorations.
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Koch network spokesman James Davis told Axios that the ads will focus on informing citizens about Sens.
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Informing and empowering consumers is a step in the right direction to improve our health care system.
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In 1978, Ms. Keeling received a call from the police informing her that Donald had been hanged.
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Removing it will help spread the costs of informing medical professionals and consumers over a longer period.
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"We're informing people who are confused, who are unsure, who don't know what this means," she said.
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Republicans inflamed this partisan issue by inviting Netanyahu without first informing the White House or congressional Democrats.
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The biggest challenge for me was actually trying to transcribe what my therapist was informing me of.
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Alcohol sellers would also need to post more signage informing people of the fees for public drinking.
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The company said it would begin informing customers about alternative shopping venues on Wednesday amid the shutdown.
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Advertising is crucial to reaching potential enrollees and informing them about when and how to sign up.
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But then you get the dreaded call informing you they decided to go with the other candidate.
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The next day, I even got a call from Airbnb informing me of their new cancellation policy.
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Then you get the dreaded call informing you they decided to go with the other candidate ... again.
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Spaced apart, they played and listened, the resonance of the cistern informing the edges of their improvisation.
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He offered a tepid handshake before informing us that we did not have prior authorization to enter.
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Senior House Democrats wrote in a letter that the watchdog should investigate the delay in informing Congress.
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I had reserved months in advance, informing the company that my husband was not their average tourist.
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Until recently, pharmacists were banned from informing patients about a more affordable cash price that was available.
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To deactivate: You'll see a screen informing you that doing this will, in fact, deactivate your account.
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The clip featured uniformed officers outside Ethier's apartment, informing him of a warrant issued for his arrest.
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Uber said on Friday it had informed SoftBank about the data breach prior to informing the public.
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Rather, "it might also help in informing a family when someone may need a caregiver," he said.
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Some Lyft users received a strange notification on Thursday informing them that their names violated company guidelines.
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As far as the school goes, there may be no easy alternative to informing its officials directly.
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OCTOBER 2017 - Hollub followed up with Walker, informing him that she had the approval of her board.
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The post also included a photo from the shelter's door informing visitors that no animals were available.
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They're also, by default, ambassadors for Airbnb, informing the public that the company cares about the environment.
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" Representative Jackie Speier, Democrat of California, said Mr. Nunes had "apologized for not informing the ranking member.
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Hospital administrators aren't always informing the staff about which patients have tested positive for COVID-19 either.
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Her other duties included informing him, partway through the bit, that his fly was quite noticeably down.
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Several guests were revisiting this favorite lore when Rebecca received a note informing her of early clearance.
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Is it the vaguely male voice of a robot, informing you that you are good at basic tasks?
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You know those texts from your carrier informing you that you've almost blown through your mobile data allotment?
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On September 20113, Dridi's family received a call, informing them that the detainee had been taken to hospital.
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The department says that it began the process of informing foreign missions of the coming changes in July.
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Wolkoff had the building's murals whitewashed overnight on November 19, 2013, without informing the artists who created them.
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The day after the arrest, the school district sent a letter to parents, informing them of the allegations.
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State police sent him a letter informing him that he had to voluntarily relinquish the firearm, said Ziman.
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The document given to people in #Moria #Lesvos on Friday informing about their situation after the #EUTurkeyDeal pic.twitter.
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However the DPA's point is about clearly informing users what personal data Microsoft is gathered for what purposes.
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I recommend looking way back; the shit you liked in adolescence is probably still informing your taste now.
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Ducey okayed Uber's request to test its vehicles on public roads in August 2016 without informing the public.
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This is the first reason Yates cited for why she was informing the McGahn about Flynn's apparent dishonesty.
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He wrote: "I greatly appreciate you informing me, on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation".
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He pointed to December 23 interviews in which Carson previewed a staff shakeup -- without informing his campaign first.
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The Washington County Sheriff's Office published a notice informing citizens that Joshua Glen Box moved to the area.
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The reason is simple — instead of genuinely communicating, we can all fall into the trap of merely informing.
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In 1964, Calderone overturned the American Medical Association policy that prevented physicians from informing patients about birth control.
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Some of those former annual subscribers have received emails from MoviePass informing them that, hey, they subscribed again!
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Bette gets a call from AP wire service, informing her of Joan's death and asking her to comment.
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I wanted something real, so my profile included a few lines informing readers that I use a wheelchair.
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Choffnes also recently found that Sprint was throttling the performance of Skype without informing consumers of the limitations.
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Uber issued an email to users informing them of the suspension, entitled "we'll be serving you again soon".
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But even with those reference points informing his work, from the very beginning his music was strikingly direct.
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The OSC does not have the power to take action other than informing the White House of violations.
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Democrats told the publication that Ryan has been informing party leaders, unions and potential candidates about his decision.
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For the past year, we've been hard at work surprising, informing, and occasionally weirding out our Facebook audience.
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The hacked content permeated the discourse of the debates, informing both the moderators' questions and the candidates' answers.
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NGO chiefs who move their group's headquarters without informing the authorities can go to jail for a year.
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In the short there are posters on the waiting room wall informing people how to be more imperfect.
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Frequently, my parents will get calls from back home informing them that an acquaintance of theirs has died.
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Beyond entertaining and informing fans, the teams can also use this data to augment their film review process.
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On the other hand however fashion and music have always been intrinsically tied, with each informing the other.
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But Uber said on Friday it had informed SoftBank about the data breach prior to informing the public.
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The company has a reputation for conducting tests in secret, and only informing the public after they happened.
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However, he emailed staff shortly after 8:30am, informing them that the meeting had been postponed to Tuesday.
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But they've said they were helpful in informing plans for new and replacement fencing that's currently being installed.
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Omni had internally discussed informing its retail rental partners ahead of time that it would be shutting down.
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In February, Apple was fined €25 million ($27.9 million) for deliberately slowing down older iPhones without informing customers.
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By suffusing the airwaves with his racism, were we further informing the public, or further polluting the ecosystem?
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Was there anything informing the concept of it aside from the music the two of you make together?
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Zenday wrote a trigger warning on her Instagram for her fans informing them of the difficult subject matter.
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The Centers for Disease Control published a useful guideline for informing children about COVID-19, as has UNICEF.
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About a month later, Mr. Comey wrote to Congress, informing members that the F.B.I. had found the emails.
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His work includes collaborating with and informing governments on the development of modern financial services regulation and legislation.
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Verily is committed to accumulating personal medical data for the purposes of improving Verily, not informing the public.
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Last week, Mr. Anwar got a call from his recruiter informing him that his enlistment had been terminated.
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"Our work continues," Ms. Warren told her staff in the call informing them she was quitting the race.
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The chief constable also said that the police had delayed informing the family until after Mr. Dunn's funeral.
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May's government in November 2017 because she had held meetings with officials in Israel without informing cabinet colleagues.
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The video shows some footage of the police coming to his door and informing Ethier of the allegations.
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The Baghlan governor, Farid Baseem, left for India several days ago without informing provincial officials, Mr. Mohseni said.
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She said she believes her hours were reduced, resulting in less pay, after informing supervisors she was pregnant.
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The EAC's release did not specifically identify Recorded Future as the source informing them of the potential breach.
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Could it be Publishers Clearing House, informing me that I've won five thousand dollars a month for eternity?
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" After about an hour of intense scouring, Daniel called his daughter, informing her that there was an "emergency.
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Vendors might consider providing a warning label informing the consumer if the device is HIPAA compliant or not.
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As part of her job, Spiers creates pop-up notifications informing workers about policy changes at the company.
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" Asked how Catalyst is informing patients about the co-pay program, Schull shot back: "Everyone is well informed.
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"Ideally, you have integration between policy and engineers, so policy goals are then informing tool builds," Duarte said.
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At its worst, Bauhaus has been reduced to mere style, a superficial sensibility informing labels, brands and fashion.
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Mr. Babbitt, the former F.A.A. administrator, also criticized Boeing for not informing pilots about the anti-stall system.
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In short: Don't trust your landlord when it comes to informing you about your rights as a tenant!
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Its next products might look to tidy up something you can't see — the data informing your smart home.
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That means swaying public opinion on climate change isn't simply a matter of informing people about the issue.
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The activists said they would avoid any risk to aircraft by informing the airport of their plans in advance.
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Soon after informing C.M. that she was carrying triplets, he began demanding that she abort one of the fetuses.
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After informing her about these side effects, the doctor reportedly commented that they were "worse" than the flu itself.
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But he also makes a note at the bottom of the drawing, informing viewers that it is a copy.
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Above all, if anything can be labelled responsible for informing the sensibilities of current British house music, it's bassline.
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She got an email from Google informing her that a Gmail address she'd never started had been shut down.
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The United Nations on Friday provided Lee with a letter informing him that the ban would be made permanent.
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Like everyone who has worked for Reverb Press, I am passionate about researching, analyzing, and informing people about politics.
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The activists said they would avoid any risk to aircraft by informing the authorities of their plans in advance.
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They'd received phone calls from community members informing them that their parents had indeed been picked up by ICE.
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The official evacuation notice came about 45 minutes later, informing the entire town to clear out by 4 p.m.
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Nielson's letter informing Grayeyes of the decision to take him off the ballot was mailed to his P.O. box.
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Unfortunately, many of the people who are tasked with informing the public are inadvertently helping him do just that.
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Mick Loveday, the acting senior sergeant, suggested Toowoomba locals had played a role informing police about the drug ring.
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Kjellberg's channel was hovering around 246 million subscribers when he uploaded a video informing his fans of T-Series.
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At this point, the college is still working on informing students that alternative resolution is an option at all.
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He sent a second letter informing the EU that he still wanted to get Brexit done by October 31.
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On March 9, Mills sent an email to Combetta informing him of the request to retain the email records.
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When he returns, Kim attempts to defend her choice, informing Ramsay that some people like strawberry on their pizza.
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Facebook sent out a notice to thousands of users' parents last week informing them of the design the flaw.
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Johansson on Sunday in turn blamed one of her former state secretaries for not informing her about the scandal.
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One year and 11 days ago, I wrote a letter to Johnny Depp informing him of our break-up.
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Concerns about the threat posed by the T-14 Armata are, without question, informing US tank and weapons developers.
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Trump sent a letter to Comey informing him of his decision to heed Rosenstein and Sessions' advice, effective immediately.
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It's because I think it is critical that the scientific method play a prominent role in informing public policy.
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Less than a month later, Kadzik emailed Podesta informing him of the schedule for the release of Clinton's emails.
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In "Billions," we only see Taylor do this on two occasions: informing their internship supervisor, and then schooling Axe.
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Residents say MHADA reneged on a vow to let them pick a developer, instead floating tenders without informing them.
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Missions such as this one, along with other programs at NASA, are informing researchers about asteroids in new ways.
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My therapist faxed a letter to the college informing them that I needed to go on immediate medical leave.
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I dread the next New York Times notification informing me what fresh hell will unravel in today's news cycle.
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And we had a really nice vegan dinner informing [people] why this is a big part of the festival.
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"While I greatly appreciate you informing me, on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation," Trump wrote.
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If you doubt this is the case, consider the strange wording of the letter informing Comey of his termination.
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In October, it said it had issued nine IPO sponsors with "decision notices" informing them of intended enforcement measures.
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What could be a better wink for fans than to see Mark's signs informing fans of the new movie?
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What we're trying to do, mostly, is democratize the process of game informing, and gamer-to-game-developer communication.
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The trips themselves will be free, with a tablet in the backseat informing the passenger about the car's capabilities.
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EasilyDo does the same thing, informing users about upcoming flights and delays through its app and pop-up notifications.
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Johansson on Sunday in turn blamed one of her former state secretaries for not informing her about the issue.
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The family received a notice through the online homeowner's association portal informing them that they had violated community standards.
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The final scene of them together, with Naz quietly informing Stone that he's no longer his lawyer, is devastating.
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This means tracking what each specialist advises and prescribes, ensuring it gets done and informing other doctors about it.
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He is accused of having known of Safia's plan to carry out the attack but not informing the police.
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On Saturday night, without informing anyone at Google, Sergey Brin showed up at the airport to join the crowds.
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President Trump received an urgent warning in February, informing him of a crucial date he was about to miss.
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The effects trickle up and down the economy, supporting company agendas, informing marketing decisions, and even impacting social change.
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In one approach, doctors received a monthly email informing them of their performance relative to that of their peers.
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In fact, Gilchrist thinks his group deserves credit for informing the GOP field's positions on the topic of immigration.
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Microsoft is quietly informing customers that the numerous ebooks they've purchased from the company will soon be rendered useless.
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The same thinking is likely to be informing Downing Street's constant attempts to distance itself from Farage this week.
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PA) will file a formal notice informing Italian authorities that it exercises "management and coordination" over Telecom Italia (TLIT.
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"We look forward to informing the U.S. administration about Swedish immigration and integration policies," the embassy tweeted at Trump.
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Too many of its scenes seem invented as vehicles for cool images, without the latter also informing the former.
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Back home, it took him a year to receive a letter informing him when he might have the operation.
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The day before, the restaurant had called to confirm my reservation, informing me of their 90-minute dining limit.
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Such advertising, they say, often benefits consumers, informing them of treatments that can prolong life or improve its quality.
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Ms. von Storch then posted on her Facebook page an image of Twitter's message informing her of its actions.
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White House aides gave updates to Mr. Trump throughout, informing him of Mr. Comey's refusal to publicly clear him.
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" Screencaps of the conversation provided by the girl in question show her informing Franco that she is "nearly 18.
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Ms. Watkins received a letter in February from the Justice Department informing her that it had obtained her records.
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As a result, Costco posted signs over the weekend informing shoppers that it had sold out of certain products.
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But other than that, other than informing him that we were here, we have not requested anything from him.
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Contract workers are employed by the third-party service companies that Exxon has been informing of its spending plans.
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You're buying information you can trade on, or ... Yeah, which is sort of the opposite of informing the public.
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The president made the declaration on Twitter without first informing Mr. McGahn, according to people close to both men.
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The European Union communication department is primarily tasked with informing member states and journalists about legislation and political initiatives.
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"We're already hearing that some wholesalers are informing their buyers about shipment delays because of the virus," said Marcum.
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The president would not be mitigating any significant power by informing and advising the Congressional leadership of future actions.
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" Unkindness ensued, with Bernie supporters informing her that Warren does, in fact, suck, and imploring her to "calm down.
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She followed up by informing her fans that a direct link to the show was in her Instagram bio.
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I can detect no such assumption informing "The Kominsky Method," the Netflix series starring Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin.
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Our friends in the free press play a vitally important role in informing the public and keeping politicians honest.
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Trump was issued a summons informing him of the charges after the Senate officially opened the trial on Thursday.
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The official apology Mosby sat down with the men Friday and apologized, informing them that they would be freed.
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On Tuesday, the Democratic National Committee sent an email advisory to Democratic presidential campaigns informing them about Microsoft's discovery.
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Colorado and Connecticut, among other states, have sent letters informing families that their children may soon lose CHIP coverage.
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Asked Monday about lawmakers' criticisms, Dunford said he thought the Pentagon had been doing a good job informing Congress.
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Instead, it's the backbone of Have I Been Pwned (HIBP), a website dedicated to informing victims of data breaches.
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Trump did note, however, that he was appreciative of Comey informing him three times that he was not under investigation.
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When they returned home, they received a Facebook notification informing them that somebody had already found two of their books.
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Popular gay dating app Grindr has been sharing users' HIV statuses with third parties without informing users, BuzzFeed reported Monday.
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" Though Pauline was a fan — informing Turgenev, who was not, "I am a Wagnerian to my fingertips, my poor friend!
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So the human designers are looking at what the AlphaGo variant was doing, and then that's informing their next decisions.
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"The Young Pope" wants viewers to understand the context informing Pius's behaviour, which in this pontiff's case is his childhood.
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She testified in a hearing in February that she had fulfilled her responsibility by informing then-General Counsel Kim Sinatra.
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I want to shift gears a little and talk about some of the things that are informing your work now.
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Maybe someone left McDormand off the memo informing everyone that they were done talking about all of that in public.
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Didn't get the notification that Facebook promised to send out informing you whether your data was harvested by Cambridge Analytica?
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Several participants also expressed concerns about the committee's communications and whether it was being fully effective in informing the public.
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"I believe our current system, with integrated strategic and tactical intelligence informing all decisions, is the best option," he said.
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Nye told the audience, with a wry scoff, that it will take a "fact-based" approach to informing its audience.
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Infiniti will begin informing customers of the recall in June and July, he said, emphasizing the brand's commitment to safety.
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But he has also come under fire for an apparent delay in informing JSA officials about last month's punch-up.
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The city government has placed signs informing drivers of the new rules, but not everyone has paid them much heed.
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Nick decided to address the drama, informing Taylor that Corinne had just said Taylor bullied her and called her stupid.
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You put them in danger by not informing them about the male gaze and how it works on young girls.
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A notice informing visitors of the seizure was posted on the site, and a Justice Department spokesperson confirmed the notice.
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For the first time ever, the company is informing Google Play users that a game is not available for download.
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It initially said the ban would last for three days but extended the block without informing the public, users said.
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Videos showing the fire started serving up useless information windows informing users about the facts behind the 9/11 attacks.
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There's something really addictive about watching the scribbles bounce across the screen too, reacting to and informing the electronic beats.
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Cummings sent a letter to acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney on Tuesday informing him of the investigation.
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Your Valentine (or enemy) won't actually receive the a roach, though — just a certificate informing them of the dubious honor.
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I was there when my girlfriend got a letter from the state informing her she was covered by Medi-Cal.
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Or is a significant force permeating its way through the universe, down toward the earth and informing our life here?
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Cornell police the following day issued a "crime alert" informing students of the alleged assault, according to the university statement.
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If that happens, you should get an email or snail-mail letter informing you that your hoverboard has been recalled.
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He says they got a call from Apple, in August 2018, informing them Coinance had been pulled from the AppStore.
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In the story, his explorations of how the aliens perceive light refraction winds up informing Louise's new understanding of time.
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On Thursday Vaughan received a text from her cleaner, informing her that she found a massive snake inside the gym.
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Here's Donald Trump's incredibly passive-aggressive note informing Comey he has been canned: Second paragraph for the history books. pic.twitter.
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Greek authorities handed out leaflets in Idomeni on Saturday informing people that the main route to northern Europe was shut.
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I think the Dutch government should focus more on informing the public about the ins and outs of organ transplants.
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Late last year, Apple apologized for not informing users about the issue, promising to be more transparent in the future.
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"Flood maps are very important in informing the design, maintenance, and operation of remediation of a Superfund site," Burke said.
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Yahoo isn't being fined for having poor security practices, not informing users, or really anything related to the hack happening.
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The F.B.I. has the duty of investigating possible violations of the law and informing the Justice Department of its findings.
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Now users of popular services, including Buffer and Hootsuite, have been sent messages informing them they've used rule-breaking tools.
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In October, the SFC said it had issued nine IPO sponsors with "decision notices" informing them of intended enforcement measures.
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Almost immediately, I began receiving emailed notices informing me that many of the accounts I had flagged had been suspended.
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Euronext was invited to bid for the company by a group of Oslo Bors shareholders without informing the company's management.
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The information gleaned from that one afternoon was critical to informing the scheduling features we later built into the product.
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"We saved countless people by giving easier access to (Narcan) and informing them about the dangers right away," Wheeler said.
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"I wish I could say thank you to the characters I've played, thank them for informing my life," he added.
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The government there is sending out "war pamphlets" to its 4.8 million households, informing them of the perils of battle.
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By not informing his audience that he had used Cohen's legal services, Hannity violated a basic tenet of his trade.
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The organization produces pamphlets translated into several languages informing would-be migrants of what they might be getting themselves into.
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The company said that more than half included a non-disclosure clause that prevented the company from informing the user.
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It was here he became a photojournalist, the claustrophobic frenetic energy of the conflict informing his rapid-fire documentary aesthetic.
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The deployment of this equipment interference technique provided insights into the activities of the individuals, thereby informing the investigative strategy.
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Morning, September 4 – Brown posts a letter from Mayock informing him of fines for missing practice and shows his displeasure
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Either the Pentagon has not been informing Congress, or it is sending updates and reports, but nobody is reading them.
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But despite all these very real failings, the overwhelming majority of journalists devote their lives to accurately informing the public.
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Signs informing the public on the best practices to avoid contracting coronavirus can be seen in parts of the city.
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Our training instructors seemed to take a perverse pleasure in informing us how dumb we were compared with the dogs.
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Our listening programme is informing and shaping the six priorities that are now driving the improvements that customers are noticing.
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Haley also said the Syria strike was a way of informing Iran, who backs Assad, that the US means business.
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" In 2016, President Xi Jinping was explicit about the arrangement, informing the country's media that it should be "surnamed Party.
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In 2010, it was revealed that the company had secretly bought up defective drugs without informing consumers or government regulators.
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After informing the public that a press officer had shown coronavirus symptoms, which touched off an internal quarantine, Cuomo stopped.
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Editors' Choice If representative democracy requires informed citizens, a crop of new books is here to help with the informing.
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He got a letter from the landlord, Argo Real Estate, informing him that Argo would not be renewing his lease.
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There was a countdown clock running at the top of Macy's website, informing shoppers immediately of the limited-time offer.
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He continued to give his Bible classes as president, but they were nonpartisan and just gave grounds for informing conscience.
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The Senate must first pass a resolution informing the House that it is ready to receive the articles of impeachment.
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Qassim Suleimani, Iran's top security commander, a major provocation taken without informing Congress that has had a cascade of consequences.
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Aricha said more work still needs to be done, such as informing survivors of what benefits they are entitled to.
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Additionally, veteran-serving organizations themselves play an important role in informing our policy and law-making colleagues about veterans' issues.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump received an urgent warning in February, informing him of a crucial date he was about to miss.
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PG&E said it was informing customers by text and email about where and when the power would be cut.
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The injunction also blocks the officials from informing anyone of a teen's pregnancy or their decision to obtain an abortion.
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The Montage hotel sent guests an email, obtained by TMZ, informing them their stay will have some pretty big hiccups.
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I had an experience recently that is an example of how text can become embedded as experience, informing the painting.
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But I don't think the brutality of our past is taken sufficiently seriously in informing the analysis of our present.
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That's consistent with the letter Trump sent Comey informing him that he had been fired; "While I greatly appreciate you informing me, on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation, I nevertheless concur with the judgment of the Department of Justice that you are not able to effectively lead the Bureau," Trump wrote.
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Kirsch says that, maybe, informing patients about the nocebo effect, so they're aware of the power of expectations, could also help.
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Harley-Davidson told CNBC the company has been aware of the demographic trend and it has been informing the company's strategy.
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The book is aimed at engaging and informing young audiences on issues like poverty, homelessness, education, gender equality and global health.
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The FDA remains committed to informing the public in a timely manner when the agency identifies concerns about approved drug products.
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But so far, no signs have been put up informing tourists about the ban, leaving police a lot to whistle about.
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" - FIA president Jean Todt "I was privileged to receive a call from Toto Wolff this morning informing me of Nico's decision.
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But the philosophies, practices, and prejudices animating and informing the caste system can be seen throughout history in different cultural contexts.
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The 81-year-old Kennedy announced Wednesday he planned to retire from the high court, informing President Trump in a letter.
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Police officers and city officials reportedly spent the day handing out flyers to homeless residents informing them of the new ordinance.
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Users of Hangouts' Android app will see a message from March 27th informing them of the upcoming removal of SMS functions.
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In comparison, Phillips and Kelly said in their statement this week that they had agreed to separate after "informing" Her Majesty.
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" He also dubbed his portrayal of Elio as "fierce" and informing the viewers at home that "he is here to stay.
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Yet the cancer returned, "aggressive and spreading rapidly," he said, with his doctors informing him he had just weeks to live.
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Even just informing your friends and those around you about important issues can raise awareness and help make a difference, too.
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It also sent out an email to customers who use this data informing them of the change, according to Hacker News.
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He instructed the machines to print a document informing victims of the hack with ASCII art interspersed throughout, amongst other things.
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Today's preview is more about informing businesses that typically order devices far in advance that this device is on the way.
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However, as soon as he landed, he got a call from home informing him that his father had unexpectedly passed away.
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Americans also believe that, thanks to technological developments, the proliferation of available news sources is confusing them more than informing them.
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Last year, Bangs said he was contacted by Pittsburgh's district attorney informing him that the book may be a stolen artifact.
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A Federal Aviation Administration official told Reuters on Sunday that Boeing waited 13 months before informing the agency in November 2018.
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What it comes down to is the media for staying on this, for asking the right questions and informing the public.
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Telangana health director G. Srinivas Rao said the state was informing women in villages of the health risks of the surgery.
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Progressives say the CFPB has played a key role in protecting and informing consumers in the wake of the financial crisis.
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According to The Globe, Goldsmith-Dolan received a text 40 minutes later informing her that her daughter was at the hospital.
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Most small businesses find social media accounts to be far more effective for getting attention and informing customers with news updates.
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Now, DOJ is informing us we will not receive the report until around 11/12 tomorrow afternoon — AFTER Barr's press conference.
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Despite existing rules requiring opt-ins and disclosures, some argue they fall short of adequately informing consumers about the fee system.
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In the coming months, we will be informing you of some exciting opportunities to move your services to other GoDaddy products.
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Just this afternoon, Begley tweeted a screenshot of his iPhone, informing him that Metadata had been removed for download once again.
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On Wednesday, the White House counsel's office sent a notice to White House staff informing them of the document preservation request.
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This is all to say nothing of the fact that informing a large silver button of your horniness seems incredibly misguided.
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As the twentieth century wore on, national security concerns played a more prominent role in informing the treatment of these groups.
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There's a fine line between whipping up panic and informing the citizenry so that people can respond in orderly, considered fashion.
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POW has placed signs on lifts informing clients and day-skiers of climate change, and have trained staff to answer questions.
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When the recall of the original Note 7 began in last month, Samsung was criticized for not properly informing the CPSC.
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The service then creates a comprehensive dossier on the tenant, informing the landlord whether or not the tenant is a risk.
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How's that project going, and how is it informing the way you think about AI being useful in Facebook's own products?
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A quiet trust allows individuals to set aside assets and plan for how they will be divided without informing their beneficiaries.
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That lineage provides a strong background hum for the trio, informing its repertory even without the obligations of a formal tribute.
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IPCA said it has since been trying to fix the problems and has been informing the FDA of its remedial measures.
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The email detailed Comey's reasoning for informing Congress that the FBI had restarted its Clinton investigation after initially finding no wrongdoing.
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Below is Skipper's statement to employees: Today we are informing approximately 150 people at ESPN that their jobs are being eliminated.
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He said there are "multiple signs" informing passengers that eating is prohibited in all paid areas of BART, including the platforms.
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He established a sinister system of local Committees for the Defense of the Revolution, which set neighbors to informing on neighbors.
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The FCC's wireless telecom bureau sent letters to AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile informing them that the probes were over.
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It's against the law to lobby in the United States on behalf of a foreign government without informing the Justice Department.
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But the websites of two other major Gulf airlines, Etihad and Emirates, still carried notices informing passengers of Trump's original Jan.
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Their mother, without informing Bannon, had them apply, and they were admitted for the sixth grade, in the fall of 2007.
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"When we talk abut informing and inspiring people, we think about it in terms of work, play, and life," McCue says.
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I attended many community meetings while creating the mural, informing neighbors of my progress and making sure they understood the plans.
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Surprisingly, simply informing students that their peers are not, in fact, getting tanked on the regular can help curb disordered drinking.
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Pat McCrory (R) informing him that the state's controversial "bathroom law" violates the Civil Rights Act, according to The Associated Press.
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The phone call is reminiscent of President Harry Truman's recognition of Israel in 1948 without informing the State Department in advance.
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Representative Ted Lieu, Democrat of California, has put up signs in his office informing visitors it is a handshake-free zone.
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One parent Twin Flames accused of abuse received a letter informing the family they would be cut off in February 2019.
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In that case, workers at a fulfilment center in Queens received a text informing them of the result, The Atlantic reported.
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Nudges can work — for example, informing doctors that one of their patients has died from overdose seems to affect doctor behavior.
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It's important to stay informed, but past a certain point, checking for updates is not informing so much as agitating you.
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Angieson said she thinks there's an issue with Instagram not informing people about which hashtags they aren't supposed to be using.
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These are aimed at informing the audience what the film is about and give more details about the cast and plot.
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In NJ, the Attorney General's office merely distributed a 44-page (difficult to understand) legal document informing departments about law changes.
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When Andrew visits an escort agency, its brusque manager wastes no time in informing Andrew about the customers' preferences — another rejection.
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K went through the motions — multiple medical exams, a police report, informing her employer — and was medically evacuated from the country.
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Earlier this week, the company sent out an email informing workers that two Tesla employees had tested positive for COVID-19.
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Mr. Czaja said he and other executives wanted to leave the decision to women after informing them of the heightened risks.
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Later that evening, some dispensaries sent out notices informing their customers that they would temporarily close because of the new rules.
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On Saturday, the Silicon Valley social networking giant sent guidance to employees informing them of the new restrictions, Business Insider learned.
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Read Them You have probably noticed a ton of recent emails from companies informing you about changes to their privacy policies.
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The companies are informing drivers to follow practices encouraged by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other health authorities.
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The 1920 census triggered a prolonged political crisis by informing the country that the dominance of Northern Europeans was at risk.
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Every couple of years, I made the phone call or sent the card informing my parents of my newly discovered identity.
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The former couple filed new docs, obtained by TMZ, informing the court they reached a settlement on divvying up their stuff.
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Indeed, in his letter informing Mr. Comey that he was fired, the president did not mention Mr. Comey's handling of Mrs.
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More recently, Rosenstein continued, Comey erred in informing Congress just before November's elections that the agency was reopening the Clinton investigation.
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Not enough of us who are informing the public are informed ourselves about how our constitutional system is supposed to work.
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Nunes said Thursday he regretted informing Trump and the media of the surveillance information without updating members of his panel first.
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Emails streamed in from his Chinese teachers informing him about an illness spreading in Wuhan, the capital of the adjoining province.
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A few hours later, one came back, informing her the reservation had been canceled because of an error in the booking.
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Presidential debates are not held for the purpose of informing the public about the candidates running for president and their views.
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I felt a thrill of excitement as I crested the hill and saw the sign informing me I'd entered the park.
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Schiller hand-delivered a letter to FBI headquarters last month informing the agency that Trump was firing then-Director James Comey.
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You can set Do Not Disturb While Driving to automatically respond to any texts informing their senders that you are driving.
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The company explained in its own letter to lawmakers that it left up to Intel informing the government of the flaws.
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But some individuals who helped Islamic State maintain control by informing on those who broke the group's rules are still present.
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But instead, he visits Hannah's (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) apartment, informing her that he's cashing in on his side of the bargain.
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Is it too much to spend a fraction of that amount informing and persuading voters about the choices on their ballot?
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He continued informing through a bout with brain cancer, a case of leukemia and battles with excessive drinking, he told lawmakers.
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The district planned to release a letter on Tuesday informing students and teachers there is an ongoing investigation into the death.
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But the party suspended him for not informing it of the investigation, a violation of one of its many purity rules.
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"I am informing you that the president has removed you from the office of Deputy Attorney General of the United States."
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The practice of science is about progress: Crafting knowledge out of hunches and experiments, finding life-saving remedies, informing sound policies.
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The report singled out Seroussi and the head of the audit committee for not informing the board or the banking regulator.
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By making Marcia's story whole, it engages our empathy, informing the choices we make in our politics and in our lives.
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It was a humble TV listing, informing readers that the Knicks would be playing the Washington Bullets on MSG that night.
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Elon and Talulah Riley submitted legal docs Wednesday informing the judge they have reached a full settlement in their divorce case.
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His wife filmed, while pleading with police, "Don't shoot him," and informing them he had a TBI, or traumatic brain injury.
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This requires robust and meticulous long-term planning, informed investment in resilient infrastructure, adapting land use and building policies to address the climate challenge, advancing new transportation solutions, educating and informing citizens about climate change, training and mobilizing volunteers during emergencies, informing private property owners of climate risks, and forging partnerships with research institutions and business innovators.
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Geoff checked the numbers, informing me that abs weren't likely unless I was able to cut my body fat percentage in half.
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The White House has sent a letter to CNN's Jim Acosta informing him that his hard pass has been restored, CNN reports.
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He jumped from one thing to the other after informing me that the museum in Tel Aviv before 1948 encouraged Palestinian artists.
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It would save movie-poster space and it gets to the same point without immediately informing us about Elizabeth Sloane's marital status.
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The company sent an email to users in New York on Tuesday informing them of the first pricing model change since 2012.
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Bankers had spent the last few weeks meeting investors, informing them about the two companies and drumming up demand for the shares.
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Learning about interstellar space also allows for insight about radiation, which is key for informing manned missions deeper in our solar system.
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Trump is our president-elect, and there is no real way we can refrain from informing people about the things he does.
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He was particularly worried about informing his father, an evangelical pastor and construction worker whom he feared would see boxing as violent.
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The most significant change for informing users and identifying suspicious 'grams is the addition of an "Account Info" option on popular accounts.
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And if you're a regular reader here, we bet your interest in fashion is already informing some of these crucial sartorial choices.
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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation quoted some customers as saying they received letters from the bank this week informing them of the decision.
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Barzee, 72, refused to attend her parole hearing last month, instead informing corrections officers that she did not wish to be transported.
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But, one guy decided to chime in with his thoughts on her pose, informing Dunham that she wasn't cupping her boobs correctly.
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It means informing them and enlightening them and empowering them to succeed and go forward and be part of the legal narrative.
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It wouldn't be crazy to assume that moment in her career ended up informing the transformation she went through the following years.
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Democrats were upset that Nunes made the comments to the media and then briefed Trump in the White House without informing them.
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One of the biblical sources informing Mr Phillips's faith, the ADF lawyers wrote in his complaint, is 2 Corinthians 6:14-18.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change — a Nobel Prize-winning group tasked with informing policy makers on climate science — crafted the analysis.
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Amazon already has dozens of pop-up kiosks around the country focused on informing consumers about Alexa devices and selling Prime memberships.
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A group called Asian Americans Advancing Justice attempted to hand out Chinese-language fliers to BYD workers informing them of their rights.
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Sientra said on Monday it has also sent a letter to its surgeons informing them of the company's market re-entry plans.
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The reality star's assistant, Steph Shep, posted a handwritten note to Kardashian's website informing fans that she's in need of a break.
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Mr Shestun once again proved a valuable asset, informing the FSB about a chain of illegal casinos being run by the prosecutors.
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Facebook said today that it was informing 14 million users that they may have accidentally shared posts publicly because of a bug.
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Storytellers are powerful; they have an unlimited amount of responsibility as they serve as translators of sorts, informing, re-contextualizing, and inciting .
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Ranking Republicans and Democrats held two hearings on Capitol Hill this week with the explicit goal of informing the federal privacy bill.
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Instead, she keeps quiet and lies to Riggs, who shows up at their doorstep, informing him she's just not feeling another hookup.
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On Monday, defense lawyers filed a notice informing Judge Richard Berman that they will appeal his decision to deny granting Epstein bail.
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Butina has been charged with two counts: conspiracy, and acting as an agent of a foreign government without informing the attorney general.
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A federal judge earlier this year said prosecutors led by Acosta violated federal law by not informing Epstein's accusers about the agreement.
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Preferably, as Dr. Kantor says, parents should be the ones informing their children and preparing them for a healthy outlook on sex.
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"It's a very sad and depressing story," the princess said in an Instagram comment, replying to supporters informing her of the news.
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The regulations would also prevent collection agencies from alerting credit agencies about debts without also informing the debtors they are doing so.
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California collects data on biofuels sold or produced in the state, calculating lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions and informing low carbon fuels standards.
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Instead of informing regulators when it learnt about the breach, Uber's then management sought to conceal it by paying off the hackers.
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The collection agencies will then send a letter of their own, informing the taxpayer that their account has been transferred to them.
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Tallahassee, Florida, man Dennis Williams received a group text on Saturday, March 19, informing him that a couple was having a baby.
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SWEDBANK INVESTOR LANNEBO SAYS BANK CEO COULD HAVE BEEN MORE PROACTIVE IN INFORMING MARKET ABOUT ALLEDGED LINKS TO BALTIC MONEY-LAUNDERING SCANDAL
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He began by informing us that the polls have him beating Trump, so if we like polls, then how about that one?
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On February 1st, Mixpanel sent the email found at the end of this article to its clients informing them of the issue.
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If she loses coverage because of the bill, she'll most likely just get another letter informing her that she's no longer eligible.
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"We as providers have done a better job at informing patients about available options online and also through social media," he says.
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Another year went by, and another handful of scientific studies were published, informing us that red wine is great for our health.
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Yesterday, Biebs posted a series of five identical selfies of his eyeballs on Instagram, informing his 87 million followers about his condition.
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HUAC investigators personally visited industry executives, informing them that if they did not take care of their Communist problem, the government would.
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"What the fuck," Rogen tweeted in disbelief with a screenshot of message informing him he'd been blocked by the Deuce Bigalow star.
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In mid-2016, he spoke to two Islamic State fighters and Tunisian authorities listened in on their conversation before informing German authorities.
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Sadness, elation, jealousy, anger, confusion, disgust – these emotions rush through me, sometimes expected and sometimes not, throughout the day, informing my behavior.
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There's even a demand for a pop-up to appear every 30 minutes informing the user about their total time spent there.
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Speaking of punk ethos informing a vintage heavy metal style, Olympia's Moldy Castle only have three short-run demos to their name.
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The National Security Agency and other intelligence agencies sometimes delay informing targets of foreign intelligence activities under similar circumstances, officials have said.
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"A tool can work on improving the decision making, but ultimately it should be informing the decisions, not making them," he says.
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Then in November, she said, she received an email from Tesla informing her that her system was producing an arc-fault reading.
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Fitton says she later addressed that night with Pishevar, informing him it was unprofessional, but he rejected that characterization of the situation.
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It's an odd position, considering the bill requires the EPA to employ only "the best available science" when informing future regulatory actions.
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See my statement on a new campaign informing the public & corporate advertisers about leftist shows/on-air personalities who promote lies. pic.twitter.
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Arriving at a trustworthy estimate is important for many reasons, including informing policy makers, law enforcement officials, health care providers and researchers.
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Further, the FBI apparently had evidence of this Russian hacking months before informing high-level officials at the DNC about the incursion.
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Two years ago, the Cates received a visit from men informing them that their server had become a conduit for Chinese spies.
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Priti Patel was sacked from Theresa May's government in 2017 after holding unauthorised meetings with Israeli politicians, without informing the UK government.
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A separate email chain shows an Interior Department staffer informing Lolita Zinke of a White House briefing for Cabinet spouses in April.
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N) does college recruitment focused on informing young women about trading careers and offers them interview coaching, while JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.
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And when presented with the emails in an interview with NBC News' Richard Engel, she revealed she had been informing the official.
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In April, the FDA sent warnings to retailers, informing them that they were violating laws that prohibit selling e-cigarettes to minors.
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He was on a bus tour going from lager to lager in 2014, talking to and informing people who lived in them.
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But while that information could be useful to their work, possibly even informing diagnoses, they caution that the patient must be informed.
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Trump dispatched Schiller in May to hand-deliver a letter to the FBI headquarters, informing then-Director James Comey of his termination.
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At one point Diaz tells a story about sweetly informing her grade-school nieces that the moment we're born we start dying.
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A spokeswoman said on Sunday that the board had voted but was declining to disclose its choice publicly until after informing employees.
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In addition the Market or Regional Representative will distribute to each of you a written notice informing you of the store closing.
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Perhaps her newspaper's work in informing the public and saving lives in Seattle will accelerate a slowly developing national conversation about news.
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Mishaps happen, even at the best properties, and Mr. Bush advised informing the hotel's duty manager right away when something goes wrong.
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President Jimmy Carter's national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, got a call informing him that 2,200 missiles were heading toward the United States.
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Even if you don't file FOIAs for a living, journalist and nonprofit access to government documents is critical to informing the public.
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The goal is a robust platform that is being informed by all self-driving cars and is informing all self-driving cars.
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The carmaker Fiat Chrysler began merger talks with Renault without informing the French company's longtime Japanese partner, Nissan, until the last moment.
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Public education might seem a soft measure compared with regulation, but informing the people is the best investment to tackle the problem.
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The sign hangs outside a restaurant in China, informing the public that Americans must pay an extra 25 percent fee to dine.
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"States have a number of levers they can pull, not the least of which is informing voters of their choice," Langeler says.
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Even department stores use census data to analyze demographic changes, and Nielsen calculates television viewership ratings, informing marketing decisions and advertising rates.
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My colleague Mary Meisenzahl writes that there's a robot wandering around NYC informing people about the coronavirus and testing them for symptoms.
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"You can increase your chance of an upgrade by informing the front desk of a special occasion, anniversary or birthday," he said.
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When I was 8 years old, my mom received a letter of deportation, informing her that we'd have to leave the country.
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Cameron Diaz answers a mail delivery by cheerfully informing the UPS guy that he can just stick in her slot next time.
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In December, Burgerim's franchisees received an email informing them that the company had hired an insolvency attorney and was restructuring its debts.
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For legality, if you opt in to recording the exchanges, the app automatically plays a message informing both parties they'll be recorded.
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There was a sign at the airport informing us that we were walking through a temperature scanner, but the lines moved quickly.
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"This case should not be dismissed, and he certainly should not have made this decision without informing the Jane Does," Rackauckas said.
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One news outlet deceptively cropped a screenshot of the letter to remove a message informing readers that it was a paid ad.
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"We look forward to informing the US administration about Swedish immigration and integration policies," the embassy tweeted in response to Trump's explanation.
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EPA had attempted to allow television camera access to Fox News without informing the other four networks: CNN, ABC, NBC and CBS.
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Strange requests Yang said that after informing him of the overdue bill, the caller then warned his identity may have been stolen.
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The president wrote to Pelosi on Wednesday informing her that he would go ahead with plans to deliver the speech on Jan.
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While informing and educating the American people and a foreign audience, the department is held accountable -- we are a democracy, after all.
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Earlier on Monday, Musk sent a separate email to employees informing them of a "small fire" on Sunday at a company facility.
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"We are informing Congress today that we're not going to make that deadline," State Department spokesman Mark Toner told a news briefing.
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"After informing HM The Queen and members of both families last year, Peter and Autumn jointly agreed to separate," the spokesperson added.
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Three days after that meeting, Mr. de Blasio got the phone call from an Amazon executive, informing him of the company's decision.
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To also try to be a platform for news and for informing people is a completely different business, architecture and user experience.
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Some Sanders supporters saw this issue coming and set up an entire website dedicated to informing voters about New York's election laws.
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Although they were described as "raids" in the media, agents were mainly serving papers informing store owners that they were being audited.
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After the two videos surfaced, the school was criticized for not informing the police of the video that showed the alleged sexual assault.
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That last variable — the dimensions of a room — plays a pivotal role in "The Seasons," informing the music in subtle but obvious ways.
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The suit says that the student's mom reached out to the school before her enrollment, informing them of her daughter's lighter hair color.
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Informing people of the agenda in advance keeps them from being caught off guard—surprise often leads to a negative reaction to plans.
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Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire circled back to DeVos near the end of the hearing, informing her the law was a federal statute.
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Where the show belly-flops is in the relationship of the individual works to the larger installation, and the curatorial framework informing it.
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France also announced that at the end of the year it will prevent users from informing others of police checks through driving apps.
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In recounting the events, Wilkinson said she received a call from a chef working at the restaurant informing her that Sanders was there.
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They send a message to two groups: They send it to the perpetrator, informing him that our community will not tolerate his intolerance.
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Russia's border guard service accused Ukraine earlier on Sunday of not informing it in advance of the three ships' journey, something Kiev denied.
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She told WINK News on Wednesday that her family got a call about 15 minutes later, informing them of the social media rumor.
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Beer works on Google's Project Zero, a unit focused on discovering security issues and informing other developers that something needs to be fixed.
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And before I go pay someone to confirm this, I figured I'd get a little free medical advice while informing and entertaining you.
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Alberto Maestrini said Fincantieri was close to concluding the prenotification phase, which prepares the ground before formally informing the European Union's antitrust authorities.
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"The missing key step to notify the PIO contributed to the delay in rapidly informing the media and public," the report said. Gov.
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It hardly need be said that this is completely inadequate as far as informing the user of how their data is being handled.
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Jon Sale, Giuliani's attorney sent a letter to Congress informing them that Giuliani will not be providing documents that were requested by subpoena.
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After informing her that she had a 'leak' in her sink, she went to work to find the source, because nobody wants mold.
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Okman says the company doesn't believe any information was taken, but that NordVPN will be informing its customers of the breach by email.
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Determined to better understand both her father personally and the political turmoil informing her family history, Garnett goes to her father's old neighborhood.
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Here's the polling notice in Pahrump today informing voters that GOP Assembly candidate Dennis Hof is deceased but still appears on the ballot.
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The agency had a full section of its website dedicated to informing the public about Y22K, which the Internet Archive has faithfully archived.
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The detective handling the case waited two months to write his first report and then prematurely suspended his inquiry without informing the accuser.
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Facebook says its strategy for problematic content has three parts: removing it, reducing it, and informing people about the actions that it's taking.
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In the aftermath of the first incident, the newspaper released an editorial condemning the action and stating they would be informing the authorities.
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Obviously. Leave a comment on Pete Wentz's page informing him precisely which common interests you share and why they are reasons to date?
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The company is also trying to encourage riders to be more considerate through its app, informing them of the rules before they ride.
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Last year, she called for Equifax to send a letter to every consumer impacted by the company's failures informing them about what happened.
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Yun, who had orders from Trump to bring Warmbier home, signed the bill after informing then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson about it.
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Gruenberg said he made personnel changes after receiving a report in 2013 informing him that he was not fully briefed about the hacks.
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To Karen Anderson, executive director of the ACLU's North Carolina chapter, such footage remains vital to informing the public about officer-involved shootings.
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In February, a federal judge ruled that the prosecutors led by Acosta violated federal law by not informing Epstein's accusers about the agreement.
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Ken Detzner, Florida's secretary of state, reviewed the order and forwarded it to supervisors of election in the state informing them to comply.
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The former spokesman for the US-led coalition told reporters in May that informing the public is an important part of the fight.
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The government took out newspaper ads in Lebanon informing would-be asylum seekers that welfare benefits for refugees had been cut in half.
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"I don't see what good that was going to do anyone, really," said Murray's brother, Jamie, of informing Murray of the situation midmatch.
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But you can't — you put them in danger by not informing them about the male gaze and how it works on young girls.
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They'd be prohibited from going to the press, from informing their users, from having an open court hearing where the press could report.
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Martin introduced the song by informing the audience that he had studied DiCaprio "personally and on the Daily Mail website" for some time.
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In addition to informing affected parties about the settlement's terms, it also contains information related to that $125 payout you've likely heard about.
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In January, the researcher received an email informing them that someone had attempted to access their Google account on an unrecognized Windows device.
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NOC Chairman Mustafa Sanalla added Libya could assist with efforts to stabilize the market by informing OPEC about its plans to restore production.
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This means that if an attacker can mutate an on-disk file without informing the virtual management subsystem, this is a security bug.
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People living in Croyden, a suburb of London, received letters informing them that Black Mirror was going to be filming in their area.
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While informing me that "You're going to be hearing from someone a lot more senior than me," they were literally shaking with rage.
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" In Trump's letter firing Comey, he wrote, "I greatly appreciate you informing me, on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation.
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"There's a whole historical conversation around anonymously informing people of some medical problem that you, for one reason or another, detected," Wolpe says.
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Shortly after the election in November, Trump went out to dinner in Manhattan without informing the press pool of his whereabouts, stirring backlash.
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Vasquez testified that after informing Dixon they did not believe the statement made in people's #24, Dixon gave a second version: people's #24a.
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Yesterday, Netflix released the full Season 4 trailer, finally informing a desperate fanbase that the new season will be released on December 29.
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This could include activities like informing the right law enforcement officials, contacting the insurance company, shutting down the affected workstations and so forth.
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Through a flashback, we learn that Nick has a history of informing on commanders for sleeping with handmaids outside of the monthly ceremony.
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An ongoing study by Northeastern University and the University of Massachusetts claims that Sprint is arbitrarily throttling Microsoft's Skype without adequately informing consumers.
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Ms. Akerman's movies are unmistakably personal in the rigorousness of their formal design but also in their motifs, with each informing the other.
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Taxpayers at risk of having their passport revoked will also receive a letter informing them of the impending referral to the State Department.
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Trump also stated in his letter informing Comey of his dismissal that the former FBI director had told him he wasn't under investigation.
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"He risks death by informing on ISIS even now, that's going to be public," said Khweis' lawyer, John K. Zwerling, during closing arguments.
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"In informing his colleagues of his termination, Mount Sinai/MSSM stated that Dr. Chao had been 'fired for data fraud,'" the lawsuit said.
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Nunes on Thursday admitted he regrets informing Trump about surveillance of his transition team before first updating the rest of the Intelligence Committee.
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Facebook entered into a consent agreement with the FTC in 2011 that barred it from sharing data with third parties without informing users.
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"Tunisia is surprised by this decision, which was taken without consultation with the Tunisian authorities or informing them in advance," the statement said.
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Also informing Mr. Trump's transition team is Michael McKenna, an influential Republican energy lobbyist who has urged Republican lawmakers to deny climate science.
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Kelly can clear that up rather quickly by informing everyone inside the West Wing there is only one agenda: the president's campaign agenda.
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Former Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes responded to Trump's tweet, informing the president that his brother Mark is serving 27 years for selling marijuana.
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Old emails between Ducey and Uber obtained by The Guardian, however, show the governor allowing Uber to begin testing without informing the public.
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The small projects selected by the initiative are, generally speaking, aimed at using technology to keep people informed, or informing people about technology.
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I spun the disappointing news by informing him that since we'd officially starved for the sake of our works, we were truly artists.
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Worse still, many women are unaware they are even sharing a husband as he may keep them in separate homes without informing them.
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Accompanying the hilarious photos was a message decrying the act of vandalism and informing the public that this is in fact a crime.
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The Recording Academy sent a letter to its members Monday informing them of the action which was taken by its Board of Trustees.
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He says his chosen mediums serve different purposes, with each medium informing his ideas to the point where he feels instructed by it.
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Despite Isaiah informing both his wife and Benjamin that he wants all his slaves freed after his death, Elizabeth reneges on the pledge.
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But they did so by being extremely flexible and conforming to local norms — a point that may be informing the pope's negotiating approach.
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Here, what is real and what is imagined are not two separate worlds, but ones that are always informing and transforming each other.
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Facebook said the project aims to uncover how usage of its flagship social media service has evolved, potentially informing decisions about new products.
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I didn't even know my job existed in high school, so I love just informing these students on what else is out there.
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Grabbing lunch while conducting an interview, Ms. Shaw was handed a note informing her that the next scene was shooting in 20 minutes.
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Many brands, including retailers and restaurants, have been updating their websites and sent emails this week informing customers how they are handling coronavirus.
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He refers to the experience of serving without telling as informing his views on the Trump administration's current ban on transgender service members.
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Instead, after informing teammates of his decision to leave, he and his father met Barcelona's president, Josep Maria Bartomeu, in the club's offices.
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The official who appointed the counsel is a former federal prosecutor, and he demonstrated independence by not informing the White House in advance.
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For people with symptoms, isolating themselves and informing their doctor or a nearby hospital is the best way to prevent spreading the disease.
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Simply informing us of what's good for us doesn't work, because so much of our eating, cooking, and shopping is governed by habit.
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He was found to have snuck off to visit his mistress in Argentina after informing aides that he was "hiking the Appalachian trail".
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It took Barack Obama 13 days before formally informing Congress after he announced his open-ended campaign against the Islamic State on Sept.
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At all points in between, the word-image ratio shifts constantly between the writing informing the pictures and the pictures illustrating the writing.
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Chatty Samantha (Suzy Weller) is dumped by her boyfriend (Lincoln Clauss) after informing him she's pregnant — which she may or may not be.
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In the case, the trustee was charged with failing to review the investments and not informing the beneficiaries that the value was falling.
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There's no clear method for informing people who were previously kicked off voter rolls that they may now be eligible to vote again.
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"Marijuana remains a Schedule I substance, which prohibits scientists from conducting the clinical trials necessary for properly informing NASEM conclusions," the statement said.
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My heart goes out to Ms. Wehmeyer and all those who tiptoe through informing others who ask way too many probing questions anyway.
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The sources include debates from the Constitution's framing and ratification, and writings informing us how key constitutional phrases were used in legal documents.
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It's not just informing you what Bon Appétit believes is the best recipe for your Thanksgiving dinner table, though it is doing that.
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Instead, four patrollers roam the mountain and sit in a shack at the bottom of the Téléphérique, informing skiers of the mountain's risks.
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Informing management that "Smithers is a toadying moron who couldn't manage a car pool, let alone our department," for instance, might feel honest.
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It's easy to see how this focus, and the larger worldview informing it, appeals to well-heeled establishment types of every political stripe.
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The congressman had begun informing some of his staff later that day, but didn't want it to be public until the following week.
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Trump wrote a letter to Comey, informing him of his firing, and said the former director had told him he wasn't under investigation.
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While he was talking with someone, she often came in with a Post-it note informing him of the next caller on hold.
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Ferguson said the ride-sharing company violated state law by not informing consumers that their information had been stolen in the 2015 breach.
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Narrator: During a normal landing, the pilot is communicating with air traffic control, lining up with the proper runway, and informing the crew.
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After informing the Cuban government about the incidents in February, the State Department expelled two Cuban diplomats in May from their Washington embassy.
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In December, Waters sent a letter to Mulvaney informing him she may ask him to testify on the CFPB's activities under his watch.
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"More than asserting or informing, I want to experiment, investigate, imagine, create, and raise new possibilities for myself and others," Civil told Hyperallergic.
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According to his girlfriend's account, Castile was shot during a routine traffic stop after informing an officer that he had a licensed firearm.
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Then, write your neighbor a polite note, informing him of the soundproofing measures you've taken, and requesting that he stop banging and shouting.
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Some users of the discount retailers' cards were sent messages from Citi, which issues the cards, informing them their accounts had been closed.
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The pair debuted their tell-it-like-it-is style at the Sochi Olympics and have been entertaining/informing skating audiences ever since.
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It also urges informing potential students on how to respond to requests about a criminal history, and making questions about it more narrowly focused.
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It also urges informing potential students on how to respond to requests about a criminal history and making questions about it more narrowly focused.
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Jia Yueting, the billionaire owner of LeEco, had quietly started his own electric vehicle startup, Faraday Future, in 2014, without informing the Atieva board.
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In August 2016, Haddadi says she received a call from Syria informing her that Bounaga had died "a martyr" at the age of 21.
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Biden's office also said the vice president told reporters that intelligence leaders felt obligated to tell Obama because they were planning on informing Trump.
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Regardless, "The deployment of this equipment interference technique provided insights into the activities of the individuals, thereby informing the investigative strategy," the evidence reads.
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These techniques undermine democracy because they prevent the press from informing the public about government malfeasance and how state power is actually being used.
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The directors subsequently released a press statement informing locals and encouraging them not to worry if they found a charred body on the beach.
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Recently, you've probably been bombarded by pop-ups, notifications, and emails that are informing you about changes to a site or service's user agreement.
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Fuel consumption performance is one of the main criteria informing car purchases, but consumer groups say the data provided by car manufacturers is unreliable.
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"But by the end of Q1 (2018) we have to start taking decisions around informing clients, which becomes more difficult to unravel," Dewar said.
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In a letter informing him of the decision, he cited the way he handled the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server last year.
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But David and his team aimed their efforts toward informing readers about all the new developments, with unbiased reviews, better writing, and better design.
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A recently bereaved husband received a letter sent by PayPal informing him that his late wife is "in breach of contract" because she died.
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Elon Musk, an active Twitter user, has been Tesla's mouthpiece to the public, informing them about the electric car maker's upcoming products and plans.
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Instead of waiting for someone to say this to you, simply walk around the party informing those you do not follow of their status.
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Wiseman said that she had spent the summer contacting Minecraft convention sponsors and all of Wilton's partners, informing them of the sexual abuse allegations.
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We believe that informing drivers about upcoming speed traps allows them to be more careful and make safer decisions when they're on the road.
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Her plays hew closely to the documentary evidence, thereby informing audiences of the facts even as the deeper recesses of human behavior are explored.
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German laws may have prevented doctors from informing the German airline Lufthansa that one of its pilots, Andreas Lubitz, was undergoing treatment for depression.
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The initial outcry was over Singapore Airlines' inclusion of the webcam-equipped screens without informing passengers and without disclosing whether the webcams were active.
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Friday, the security director of the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation received a call from a law enforcement officer informing him of the Instagram post.
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Nick's relationship with Jenny mostly consists of her scolding him, including informing his Army buddies that he's a lousy lay and a premature ejaculator.
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One of the officers can then be heard relaying his position and informing police dispatch that the gunfire is coming from the floor above.
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Posted notice informing people of Japanese ancestry of imminent relocation rules due to fears of treason and spying during the early years of WWII.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted Monday that he credits Alphabet CEO Larry Page with informing him about the health benefits of air filtration systems.
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Police did not offer details about how the man was killed or his identity because they were in the process of informing his family.
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" Developers that have violated the company's guidelines have received notices from Apple, informing them that their apps are not in compliance "upon re-evaluation.
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That's when they received a call on Sunday, informing them that the bodies of three boys were found at an apartment in Lomas Verdes.
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Nora Guerraoui, a young jazz composer, receives a call in Oakland informing her that her father, Driss, has been killed by a speeding car.
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Just this morning, I woke up to a push notification informing me Cardi B had just given birth to her first child with Offset.
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Musk continues to tweet tongue-in-cheek comments on Twitter, like informing his followers that the weapon will work well in a zombie apocalypse.
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Arriola doesn't put the blame on anyone, but told The Verge that breeders will often sell "micropigs" without informing buyers of what to expect.
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To fix that, the FACT Act requires CPCs to post a sign informing women that California subsidises family planning services including contraception and abortion.
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To build real transparency, informing users of exactly what's happening in plain language would go a lot further than a slightly shorter privacy policy.
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Accidentally informing an audience the size of Bulgaria of the same, however, is the kind of magnificent cockup that can only be found online.
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The charity's senior legal officer Deeba Syed spoke to the hotline's goal to "empower women" while educating and informing them about their legal options.
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So, to my fellow public health practitioners: Let's keep working on informing the public about health risks that they may not anticipate or appreciate.
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And, of course, we need to make sure that we're informing the appropriations committees in the House and the Senate before making those moves.
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In one incident, the group masqueraded as the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, informing the business of a food poisoning incident.
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Equifax hired a cybersecurity firm and spent "thousands of hours" investigating before informing the public six weeks after the breach was discovered, he said.
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Then they can help diffuse harassment by calling it out in person or via emoji and stickers and, if possible, informing a trusted adult.
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Her mother, Laurie Sayre, says that she received the call seven weeks later, informing her of Edwards' heart condition, a right ventricular arrythmogenic cardiomyopathy.
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Therefore, the party unanimously voted against Smith on Saturday and has sent a letter to the state's Election Commission informing them of the vote.
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On Monday, your ruling planet, messenger Mercury, meets retrograde Venus, informing how all of your Venusian fun and games have caught up to you.
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Yesterday, Twitter began informing users that it updated its privacy policy, including how Twitter uses offline browser history to inform advertisers of your interests.
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In 2011, writer Jill Filipovic opened her checked bag to find a note from the TSA informing her that her bag had been searched.
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The email also discussed pushing the update but without presenting users with a new permission requested panel, essentially not informing users of the change.
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On Monday, Facebook began informing people whose data may have been compromised by Cambridge Analytica through an app developed by the researcher Aleksandr Kogan.
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A few weeks after the split, Rivera found out she was pregnant with Dorsey's child and decided to terminate the pregnancy without informing him.
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"In the coming months, we will be informing you of some exciting opportunities to move your services to other GoDaddy products," the company notes.
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They were proclaimed by President Donald Tusk of the European Council shortly after receiving the U.K.'s letter informing it is leaving the Union.
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He immediately disengaged the autopilot and carried out an avoidance manoeuvre while informing the captain of the drone's presence, BEA said on its website.
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That data is distributed across the party, informing decisions like which doors to knock and what issues to prioritize while targeting a persuadable voter.
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The letters are often accompanied by indefinite gag orders that prevent companies from informing users when their data is handed over to law enforcement.
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Kazakh railway company KTZ sent a letter to its customers on May 24 informing them the ban would apply to Kazakh shipments as well.
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CARA strives to consistently strike the delicate balance between protecting a creative vision and informing people and families about the contents of a film.
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"We're trying to democratize the process of game informing" And you're right, the short clips for well-established franchises tend to do the trick.
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For me, the most effective thing is education and informing people that they have a choice, and that choice is a really powerful voice.
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That doesn't sound like a huge deal, but Potter-Dix Superintendent Mike Williams wrote a letter informing parents that it would not happen again.
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Peskov said he was not aware of any major Russian businessmen informing the Kremlin of heightened interest in them from U.S. law enforcement agencies.
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Rousseff is facing an impeachment trial for allegedly breaking budgetary laws, by borrowing billions from state banks to cover budget gaps without informing Congress.
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The ill-timed remark came as Uber board member Arianna Huffington was informing employees of the importance of increasing the diversity of the board.
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Finally, the Deputy Director read us another prepared statement, informing us that the exercise was a success and the facilities had been completely destroyed.
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A Post analysis showed that, in her first year, she spent less time informing the public than Spicer had done in half that time.
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Informing Johnson that he was being assessed a stroke penalty as he stood on the 12th tee would have been difficult but perhaps fair.
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He added it would have been "good manners" for the Israelis to inform the White House privately of Netanyahu's decision before informing the press.
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Even former President Barack Obama posted a message to Facebook urging people to sign up and informing them the decision has no immediate impact.
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The firm's Singapore office is set to close at the end of this year, and its website is already informing investors of the change.
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Meanwhile, Blackstone has also gone quant, hiring Matt Katz from Point72 Asset Management to lead a data team informing the firm's investment decision-making.
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One app called Offtime helps users unplug by blocking distracting software and informing people how much time they are spending on a particular site.
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There's also an interesting anecdote about how he passed on the opportunity to play Superman, informing his manager the prospect just wasn't for him.
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In September 2015, the mayor typed out a lengthy message on his BlackBerry informing the aides that he planned to meet with Mr. Sanders.
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He immediately disengaged the autopilot and carried out an avoidance maneuver while informing the captain of the drone's presence, BEA said on its website.
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State-run cafeterias are still notorious for plodding service that consists mostly of glassy-eyed waiters informing diners what isn't available on the menu.
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As a precautionary measure, we will also be informing our data protection authority, providing notice to individuals and taking appropriate steps to reset accounts.
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Instagram last month introduced its first time well spent feature, by informing users "you're all caught up" when they've viewed all the new posts.
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The retaliation they described took different forms: Stapleton described a demotion, with a manager informing her that her role was being restructured in January.
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Hours later, Ms. Thompson received an email from the site's chief operating officer, Christian Emiliano, informing her that her internship position had been terminated.
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Another sheet, labeled Pre-trip Checklist, contains a packing list and tasks like informing your credit card company that you are about to travel.
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It may be crucial in getting the facts straight and in conveying the import of an existence as well as the values informing it.
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After reporters asked why it often wasn't informing state health departments about poisoned children, the Army overhauled its practices to comply with state laws.
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But even though the government collects this administrative data, statistical agencies are legally required to rely on less accurate surveys when informing the public.
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That's right, Kenny says he got emails from friends of Kanye around 11 PM Wednesday, informing him Ye wanted him to perform for Kim.
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"I am informing you now that the Department may not lawfully fulfill the Committee's request," Mnuchin wrote in a one-page letter to Neal.
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They also blamed the F.B.I. for not informing Mr. Flynn ahead of time that lying to agents is illegal — an argument that prosecutors repudiated.
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That could take the form of virtual assistants guiding customers through team shops or informing event organizers what highlights the crowd wants to see.
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Bob saved me by coming onstage, hurrying me into the wings, giving me a hug, and informing the audience that the play was over.
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After that, Daniel contacted organizers of the New York conference, informing them that he may have exposed others and recounting the panels he attended.
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But we know now that access to the president — or in the case of the briefing, access to Sarah Sanders — isn't actually informing us.
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"Today we are informing approximately 150 people at ESPN that their jobs are being eliminated," the network's president, John Skipper, said in a memo.
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A robot from Philadelphia-based company Promobot has been spotted around New York City handing out face masks and informing people about COVID-19.
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For the next several hours, Ms. Sanchez spoke with deputies and nurses at least eight times, informing them of her contractions, the lawsuit said.
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Informing a defense team eager to publicly clear its client would have almost certainly provoked the president's anger, people close to Mr. McCabe speculated.
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A trio of lawmakers are urging the FTC to investigate financial-data corporation Envestnet for selling consumers' personal data without first clearly informing customers.
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About four or five different immigration rights groups are working with the asylum seekers, informing and preparing them on their journey to seek refuge.
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On his Instagram Story, he linked to a post from costar Rainy Robinson informing fans about a memorial scholarship set up in Beth's honor.
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Did the special counsel's office issue a press release and provide the indictment to the media prior to informing Stone's attorneys of the arrest?
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"We demand Iraqi government to investigate the attack and give an explanation on why such operation was conducted without informing local authorities," Obaidi said.
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Sadly, as a Rasmussen Reports poll shows, the public believes the media are more intent in creating controversy than informing the public about issues.
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I just want to express my thanks now before it gets wrapped into negotiations for a better salary or informing him I'm moving on.
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It has no real purpose beyond informing you of Jesse's whereabouts, and no new insight into who he is or what he's been through.
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My best friend informing me she and her boyfriend were officially done, and that she might have another potential "suitor" waiting in the wings.
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Those results raised questions about whether simply informing pilots of which procedures to use would be sufficient to prepare them to fly the plane.
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But even when people take the latter approach and predict a gadget's potential, it's unhelpful for informing people whether they should buy something today.
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At about the same time, Wayfair CEO Niraj Shah sent out a company-wide email informing the rest of the organization of the news.
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That anxiety has turned into action: Diasporas around the world are connecting and informing others about political unrest taking place in their home countries.
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But you can see why those who earn a paycheck informing people of their latent biases might feel compelled to insist upon the latter.
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" Trump fired Comey Tuesday evening in a letter that thanked Comey for "informing me, on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation.
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So Kelly was at a loss when he received an email Tuesday informing him the email address for his parody account had been changed.
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But informing yourself about the potential costs, your chances of conceiving, and the different financing options available can help you choose your path forward.
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Mr. Rosenstein signed the legal order naming Mr. Mueller special counsel on Wednesday before informing Mr. Sessions or the White House of that decision.
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Rome is considering sanctioning Vivendi, saying the company built a controlling stake in Telecom Italia without informing the government, in contravention of state rules.
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I just want to express my thanks now before it gets wrapped into negotiations for a better salary or informing him I'm moving on.
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Pamela Druckerman PARIS — Soon after Donald Trump was inaugurated, I got a letter from France's interior ministry informing me that I was now French.
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This is clearly an attempt to avoid informing the Court, in a straightforward manner that the DNC and Clinton campaign paid for the dossier.
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Another order immediately requires informing the public on how the reports to the network are used to identify potential mass shooters or terrorist threats.
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Since 2014, Denmark, Malta and Ireland have allowed people to legally change their gender by simply informing authorities, without any medical or state intervention.
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"So, I think it's urgent for companies, and media companies, especially, to try to bring the discussion back to informing, as opposed to opining."
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I find it disturbing that the special counsel's office released a press release prior to informing my attorneys that I would be charged today.
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Now, Margulis' experience of divorcing her co-founder is informing new products and a marketing strategy as she continues to iterate on her startup.
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On Monday, Mr. Perpetua published a blog post informing readers that a number of the site's most popular quizzes were created by unpaid contributors.
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The Museum of Modern Art discarded a sculpture by Pat Lasch without informing the artist, according to a report by the New York Times.
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The school allowed the male student to withdraw voluntarily on the eve of his hearing — informing the woman that meant the case was closed.
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Mancuso told CNBC on Friday that he did not recall Halford informing him that FDA or IRB monitoring was traditional for a clinical trial.
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Deval Patrick is calling close allies and informing them he is not running for president in 2020, sources close to the governor tell POLITICO.
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At the beginning of "Nobody Is Ever Missing," Kendall delivers a letter to his father informing him of a hostile takeover of the company.
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He eyed a window display of prunes and gazed at a snail that was informing passersby about a condition known as opioid-induced constipation.
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On Wednesday night a recording from state-run broadcaster GRTS showed a television anchor informing the public of the end to the headscarf order.
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In recent iOS 10 updates, Apple added a prompt informing users when launching apps that haven't been updated that they won't work on iOS 11.
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In 2015, per copyright law, McCartney began writing letters to the US Copyright Office, informing it that he wanted to obtain rights to the music.
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A note went out earlier this week informing Senate staffers that they would no longer be issued BlackBerry handsets, since BlackBerry no longer makes them.
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"I feel both sadness and relief in informing you all that Jessica finally found peace at 7 o'clock this morning," wrote her father, Andy Whelan.
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Or was it motivated by Morrissey's desire to stop McNew from ending their relationship, or to keep him from informing on another man she knew?
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He repeated a complaint he has lodged in the past: That CNN has a dominant worldwide footprint, informing people around the world about American politics.
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