For almost three decades, Hammond kept silent about this experience.
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Granny chose him because he worked hard and kept silent.
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Since becoming President, Trump has largely kept silent on vaccines.
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Most of the detainees either opposed the effort or kept silent.
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Bells and organs are kept silent as a gesture of mourning.
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For years, The Babadook director Jennifer Kent kept silent about the phenomenon.
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It's like she's making up for all that time she kept silent.
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This marks the third consecutive quarter Apple has kept silent on the figure.
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He had kept silent during the previous two weeks of protest and violence.
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Officials from the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) have mostly kept silent.
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And she has not ignored or kept silent in response to any of them.
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China had kept silent about whether Xi would agree to a face-to-face meeting.
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The Trump administration has kept silent as Guatemala unraveled, a stance harshly criticized by Rep.
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The interior ministry kept silent for a day, then said 16 officers had been killed.
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But he kept silent, in part because after the abuse ended, he became a priest.
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After his notorious interview with Donald Trump on the election trail, Jimmy Fallon kept silent.
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When his mother was detained in April 2017, followed by his father, he kept silent.
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"Even my boyfriend, who was a member of his theater group, kept silent," she wrote.
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Remarkably, given that it arms and trains both Iraq's army and Kurdish forces, America kept silent.
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As for why she kept silent for so long, Dice claims she feared for her life.
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For most of the 20th century, Mount St. Helens kept silent vigil over the Pacific Northwest.
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For other women who have kept silent over their own suppressed experiences, it was an inspiration.
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And he's kept silent about it until now"I do regret writing the book," Schwartz told GMA.
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The possibility remains that there were others who at least knew of Abdeslam's whereabouts, and kept silent.
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They kept silent until June 2014, when they were arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit murder.
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Please help me understand why friends have kept silent, not donated or even acknowledged my GoFundMe plea.
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Tyga and Jenner kept silent about their romance for months before going public shortly before her 18th birthday.
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He drew red lines that he erased himself, he kept silent on crimes committed by Bashar al-Assad.
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In the cover-ups, many who suspected abuse kept silent for fear of harming their institutions or themselves.
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And Amy Selwyn, 59, said she had kept silent, in part, because she was worried about her career.
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As articles about the conflict came out in the Daily News and Gothamist, the board members kept silent.
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Overnight, Fernand Calment [Jeanne's husband] would have passed his daughter for his wife and everyone would have kept silent?
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The company, which launches out of New Zealand, kept silent on its existence until after the flight was over.
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"But I just kept silent because our founding president talked about national reconciliation," he said, referring to Sam Nujoma.
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She kept silent about what she says happened to her for another year – until finally telling her mother on Jan.
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At the time he kept silent, and soon thereafter moved to London, where one of his companies has an office.
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More than 1.5 million French conscripts fought in the war; 23,000 died, and those who came back traumatized kept silent.
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Some have kept silent out of fear of being judged, fear of criticism or censure, others out of genuine respect.
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Ford said she kept silent about the alleged incident until she was in couples' therapy with her husband in 2012.
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On campuses across the United States, women make the same calculation as Weinstein's accusers did when they kept silent for years.
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I kept moving, kept drinking (I was blind then to the cause and effect of booze and depression) and kept silent.
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The backlash against Christine Blasey Ford, Judge Kavanaugh's accuser, is exactly why women have kept silent about their attacks and attackers.
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She had kept silent about it, and as she sang "Dithyramb," the 10-year statute of limitations was about to expire.
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"Many of us kept silent about these disheartening experiences, because we understood that the price for speaking out was high," she wrote.
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But she had not always kept silent on her opinion of the judge and the other political leaders involved in the process.
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And because the venture industry operates with few disclosure requirements, people have kept silent about investors who cross the lines with entrepreneurs.
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Since then, the coalition whip has threatened the others that they would pay a price in party primaries if they kept silent.
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And as bloody unrest swept across the country, the president kept silent, finally making a public statement on the issue on Wednesday.
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Many details of the deal — which the Jamaican prime minister's office announced with a statement while Venezuela's presidential office kept silent — remain unclear.
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While many foreign governments congratulated Embalo when he was first declared the winner, they have mostly kept silent about the subsequent legal wrangling.
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She kept silent because she treasured the time this Elliot wanted to spend with her, after she had pushed his true self away.
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It's one reason that Christine Blasey Ford -- the woman who accused Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct -- said she kept silent for years.
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The world not only kept silent, but also no country would sell Iran weapons to enable us to at least deter the aggressor.
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The former Gaza security chief said he had kept silent during mediation efforts but decided to speak out now that they have borne fruit.
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Children are often kept silent by their assailants saying that if they tell anyone, the authorities will find out and put them in care.
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The last time the Iranian people rose up, in June 85033, President Obama kept silent and allowed the regime to kill protesters in silence.
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Representative Ann McLane Kuster, Democrat of New Hampshire, kept silent for nearly 40 years: "My husband didn't know, my children didn't know," she said.
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"He is a hero in that (far-right) scene - he always kept silent," Stephan Kramer, head of Thuringia's domestic intelligence service, told RND media group.
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Since Guaido declared himself president and received recognition from the U.S. earlier this week, Israel has kept silent and declined to issue any public statements.
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And so for 18 years I kept silent -- quietly hating myself for what I was and could not change, no matter how hard I tried.
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For more than 30 years he kept silent until The New York Times and CBS News were about to publish a joint investigation in 2001.
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Mr. Alam has not kept silent in his fight for freedom of speech in Bangladesh, despite the toll of torture and mistreatment while in prison.
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Hemmer was candid for most of the interview and had good words for Smith, but kept silent about whether Smith had given him any advice.
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She is one of at least two women who claimed to have had affairs with Mr. Trump but who were kept silent through legal agreements.
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Yet Twitter publicly kept silent about its process, drawing a barrage of criticism from users who said the site was protecting Mr. Jones and Infowars.
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Women who had kept silent began to campaign to give a voice to rape victims, drawing confidence from the #MeToo movement in the United States.
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" Schwartz told GMA that he kept silent about his personal feelings about Trump for so long because he and the businessman "had a successful experience together.
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Earlier this month, Fonda came under fire for admitting to the BBC that she knew of the allegations against Weinstein a year ago but kept silent.
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For all her talk of removing roadblocks, she has kept silent on those surrounding the enclave where Mr Hariri lives (when he is not in Paris).
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Mr. Hamid studied in California to become an American citizen yet returned to Iraq to work — something he kept silent about with his circle of acquaintances.
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Generations of women have mostly kept silent about such things, and now Ms. DeVos is set to silence the few who would dare to speak up.
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The LGBT students I knew kept silent under the pressing fear of expulsion and subsequent rejection by their families and communities, which could even result in homelessness.
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Humayun Khan, was killed in Iraq in 2004, and she suggested that she had kept silent to control her grief at seeing his picture displayed behind her.
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The problem is that a vast majority of the people in the best position to put weight behind such a response, Republicans in Congress, have kept silent.
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Mrs May, who had previously kept silent about her plans, offered the mostly Eurosceptic party faithful two juicy titbits which were interpreted as leaning towards a harder Brexit.
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European leaders rebuked America for pulling out of the INF treaty, a cold-war nuclear pact, but until recently kept silent about Russia's brazen violation of the accord.
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And for saying what so many Western woman have wanted to say in our biggest moments but kept silent about because of some ancient social and cultural shame.
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He had previously criticized the government but more recently kept silent or failed to publicly back Saudi policies, including a rift with Qatar over supporting the Muslim Brotherhood.
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The Kitsap Daily News reports that Gaeta kept silent at his sentencing, but Jeniece LaCross, his defense lawyer, read aloud a statement he had written ahead of the hearing.
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"Something that hurts so many girls and women is kept silent and taboo because it has to do with our vaginas and with sex," Eltahawy said in a statement.
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In an interview with Le Point magazine published on Wednesday, Hollande kept silent about his choice, saying he would endorse a candidate before the second round of the election.
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Billy Graham, who died last month at 226, bravely integrated the audience at his crusades and preached alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., but kept silent at key moments.
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According to the task force, the state health department apparently had early knowledge about elevated lead levels in the blood of children, but kept silent and did not warn the public.
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It's no surprise, then, that so many women have kept silent for so long, and it took this incredible moment in Hollywood for them to gather the strength to come forward.
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The Porsche and Piech families, controlling 2500 percent of the votes in VW through Porsche SE, have the power to force change at VW but have largely kept silent throughout Dieselgate.
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Rachael Denhollander, one of the first women to publicly accuse former sports doctor Larry Nassar of assault, said she kept silent for years because she saw how other accusers were treated.
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One of our key findings in the survey was that women 35 and over were more likely than younger women to say they'd kept silent about sexual harassment they experienced at work.
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Facebook also kept silent for years after it learned that Cambridge Analytica — a now-defunct political consulting firm hired by President Trump's 2016 presidential campaign — improperly accessed data on millions of Americans.
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In March, Heller kept silent on an earlier version of the bill before finally coming out against it shortly before it was pulled from a vote in the House over GOP opposition.
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The British actor, 35, has kept silent on his status as the Man of Steel amid a report by The Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday that he would no longer portray the iconic superhero.
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The suit, filed by attorney Jeff Herman, claims Singer later approached Guzman, said he was a powerful Hollywood producer and he could help Guzman get into acting as long as he kept silent.
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But the chiefs of other behemoths, such as Leon Black of Apollo, or David Rubenstein, William Conway and Daniel D'Aniello, the trio behind and atop Carlyle, have largely kept silent about their heirs.
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I have peers from that era who felt compelled to have sex with their dissertation advisors to get those coveted recommendations, and others who kept silent about being sexually accosted out of fear.
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Viber has claimed for some time that its service has more than 800 million registered users, but it has kept silent on how many of those are actually active — that's the all-important number.
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PORSCHE-PIECH CLAN The Porsche and Piech families, controlling 52 percent of the votes in VW through Porsche SE, have the power to force change at VW, but have largely kept silent over "dieselgate".
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They kept silent about the uncle who'd raped and impregnated at least two of his nieces, the brother who'd fondled his sister, and that aunt that tried and failed to drown her child in bathwater.
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"We've been pushing European governments to take steps and say something about oppression in Turkey, but they kept silent," Can Dundar, former editor of Cumhuriyet, told reporters after being made an honorary citizen of Paris.
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While Pompeo and Pence have criticized China's human-rights record in the past, both men have kept silent over for the past few weeks, likely in exchange for progress in the protracted US-China trade war.
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Photo: GettyFollowing a report Monday alleging that Google kept secret a data breach potentially impacting hundreds of thousands of Google+ users, the company is offering only a meager defense of why it kept silent for so long.
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The 51-year-old model and actress has kept silent on her relationship with the FIFA World Cup champion, 32, as rumors swirl the couple has split two months after she was photographed with a large ring.
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If it's hard for rich and famous people, so many of whom kept silent in the face of Mr. Weinstein's well-known depredations, imagine how much harder it is for someone with no political or economic power.
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Through dozens of conversations, local people, many of whom worked or still work for Jack Daniel's, told her about learning Green's story from their parents and grandparents, holding it as fact even as the company kept silent.
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The high-profile escape would be a major security breach and an embarrassment for the Pakistani military and intelligence services, as they are facing questions about why they kept silent about the release for nearly a month.
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The usually outspoken church has largely kept silent in the face of such attacks, but it has lately been forced to criticize the government amid mounting pressure to say something about Mr. Duterte's bloody crackdown on drugs.
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" He called for the resignation of all those in the church who kept silent about McCarrick's alleged criminal behavior, and those who used him to "advance their career or promote their intentions, ambitions and power in the Church.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein, ranking member on the committee, led the Democrats in hammering Comey with questions about why he went public with the Clinton probe but kept silent on an investigation related to the Republican candidate, Donald Trump.
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Mr. Moore's accusers kept silent for years for fear of what's happening now: their past relationships, family, friends, finances, political affiliations and every vowel and consonant of their stories being mined in a partisan effort to discredit them.
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It was a nonbinding vote, held after the U.S. Department of Justice rejected the first proposed ballot for not complying with the Constitution and federal law, and then kept silent on the ballot that was offered to the people.
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And political scientists suspect that part of what Mr. Trump has done, through his anti-immigrant and nativist appeals, is encourage people who might have kept silent in the past about their racist views to express them in public.
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It may seem subtle, but it is a move to prevent the spread of political ideas and opinions that Beijing would prefer kept silent through user profiles and alias updates, a common form of expression that reaches beyond a single conversation.
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So we wait until after Clinton is elected, and then the F.B.I. tells us the investigation was open, and then they indict Clinton, and she gets convicted, and we find out that we elected a felon because the F.B.I. kept silent?
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Her story contains now-familiar echoes of those who kept silent about Harvey Weinstein, James Toback, Brett Ratner and Kevin Spacey, among the other stories of high-profile men who have been accused, in recent weeks, of sexual improprieties, harassment, and predatory misconduct.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has, since it became well publicized last weekend, mostly kept silent about an episode last week in which law enforcement personnel at a Brooklyn government office ripped a 0003-year-old boy from his mother's arms and arrested her.
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Yet most Republicans, especially those on Capitol Hill, have kept silent, declining to publicly comment on a hugely controversial move based on a concept from Trump that many party leaders had harshly criticized when he first raised it during the presidential campaign.
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Then in an Op-Ed this week titled "I Was Raped at 16 and I Kept Silent," the TV host and model Padma Lakshmi said she understood why women waited years to disclose sexual assault — because she did just that, even though she had suffered immeasurably.
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Instead, they have largely kept silent or, at most, pursued anemic, low-impact "sustainability" and "awareness" campaigns that give the appearance of advocacy but have done little to accomplish what the winter sports world, and the world at large, needs: rapid reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
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The company's rank-and-file are grumbling about the way CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg kept silent about the Cambridge Analytica furor for six days — a vacuum that allowed minor-celebrity Facebook executives to make matters worse by issuing hair-splitting explanations on Twitter.
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Although he had initially kept silent about the president's request that he let go of the Flynn probe because there was no way to confirm his side of the story, Comey said he had a flash of inspiration when the president raised the possibility of "tapes" of their conversations in a tweet.
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The man, whose allegation was not aired at Sandusky's trial, says he never shared the alleged incident with his own high school coach, his parents, siblings or friends, and kept silent about it for some 20 years, until the early 1990s, when he says he reported it to a Penn State alumnus whose name was redacted from the document.
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Dior, fall 2019CreditCreditValerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times PARIS — In some ways, Maria Grazia Chiuri, the artistic director of Christian Dior women's wear, should have been made for this particular sociopolitical moment: a time when a former campaign staffer is no longer afraid to sue the president of the United States for alleged sexual misconduct, and women who kept silent for decades are finally bringing an R&B star to justice for what they say was predatory sexual behavior.
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