Let people know we're engaged in this transition that happened.
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Let people know where you're going and exercise extreme caution.
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I constantly have to let people know what I'm about.
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I felt like filming that would let people know that.
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All I can do about this is let people know.
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"(To) let people know how great he really is," Jackson said.
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You need to let people know what you are going through.
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I try to let people know that I went through that.
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Do let people know what the money will be used for.
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He s let people know, 'I've made mistakes, like everyone else.
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Today, let people know that it's time to return the favor.
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Do we want to let people know about the donation centers?
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We should let people know if we're going to change lanes.
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I think it's important to let people know you're still there.
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"We need to let people know that their voices matter," she said.
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On Saturday, she let people know they have already surpassed their goal.
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"It's there to let people know they're not alone," he told me.
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So I'm trying to let people know that I'm one of them.
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"I just want to let people know if I can you can."
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I had to open up and let people know who I am.
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"I let people know, though my music, about my life," he said.
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But we do let people know that we actually have nuclear weapons.
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We exist to let people know it's OK to not be amazing.
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The first thing is to let people know who is creating this stuff.
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"Let people know, our men and women are still at war," Valerie says.
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"They need to let people know they won't be here without your support."
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Then LET PEOPLE KNOW that you're not watching and WHY you're not watching.
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Diamondback also needs a witness to let people know how serious he is.
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Everybody is pretending, so I like to let people know what it is.
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And we have to let people know that there is room for [them].
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On Saturday evenings, he drove around and let people know about the services.
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So I have to be public to let people know we are back together.
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But now it's very important to let people know what that experience is like.
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So I have to let people know that this bitch is full of s—.
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"I'm not in a rush to let people know everything about me," he says.
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"We really wanted to let people know -- someone out there is thinking about you."
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Sometimes you have to let people know that you love yourself regardless of that.
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"I've let people know because people follow me on Facebook," she told Plymouth Live.
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Let people know where you will be and how long you'll be out there.
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I always try to let people know that reality begins and ends at home.
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"I let people know that certain products, ingredients, or companies worth avoiding," she says.
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This will let people know if they're on GHB and how to handle them.
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"I wanted to let people know to stop eating at Starbucks," he told me.
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I've now realized it's just a day to let people know you love them.
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I let people know it's a gift and nothing is owed, in any manner.
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We have to let people know that the problem is closer than they think.
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And she would let people know they can hop off whenever they need to.
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Take advantage of your social media platforms to let people know about the show!
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"Don't be afraid to let people know that you are interested," says the CEO.
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I let people know what that username is and moderate who I let follow me.
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I pretty much just go [online] to post and let people know what's going on.
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We have to let people know you pay more for that last-minute airline ticket.
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If you want something, put it out there and let people know that you're interested.
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He would let people know what's going on with Death Row with these photo albums.
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"I'm going to wear this shirt to let people know we're from Louisville," she said.
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Pre-stock shelters with food and water, and let people know where the shelters are.
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Rename it "Admin," or some other title that will let people know what it's for.
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"Today it's very difficult to let people know what's inside a watch," Mr. Bellanger said.
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So I think you do need to let people know that you're doing something significant.
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But not meant to be mean, but more to let people know that they're being mean.
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But I let people know- I have to say you're increasingly snarky, just so you know.
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He walks the neighborhood constantly, to let people know about weekend get-togethers and other events.
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"You want to be yourself – you want to let people know who you are," Rad explained.
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You let people know that once it's done, you don't have a right to come in.
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"We are here to let people know that we want justice in Cook County," Graham said.
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I want to let people know that they are not alone, and that happiness is achievable.
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The company created a graphic to let people know if their wall plug adaptor is affected.
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Being able to let people know that, though it's painful, you can survive being shamed publicly….
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"I wanna take something for the 'Gram to let people know I still skate," she said.
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We let people know that this is a profile created by a parent or an individual.
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They let people know who your friends were, who would show up to lend their credibility.
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"Producing tangible results is the best way to let people know you're actually working while remote."
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Branson also asked residents to check in on Facebook to let people know they are safe.
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"These exercises let people know the national army of the Republic of China is ready," he said.
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"It's important to simultaneously let people know that we don't know what we're talking about," said Carroll.
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So you're going to have to forge your own PR campaign and let people know the truth.
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Like Facebook's Safety Check, it's a way to let people know altogether, rather than fielding individual inquiries.
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"I hope me telling my story let people know that there is no end game," Bullock replied.
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The aim of verification is to let people know that an account of public interest is legitimate.
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I'm going to speak out and I'm going to continue to let people know about mental health.
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"People have been really hungry to engage and let people know that they&aposre welcome," she said.
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If the world's falling apart, this is where you go to let people know what's going on.
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I wanted to write a book that would let people know that maybe it will get better.
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Now, I tell my story to let people know they don't have to silently walk it off.
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"I hope that (Lily) shares her story, to let people know that there is hope," she said.
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So, let people know what happened in the end of that, because a lot of people don't.
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" He added, "I just wanna let people know and everybody know that's not me as a person.
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I say, 'You need to let people know who you are and you need to come on out.
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Because we're in th middle of the day, we have to let people know, because they're all busy.
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This was a chance … to let my light shine and let people know who the true Omarosa is.
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Either way, if you see this one online, let people know that it's too good to be true.
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Congress, however, didn't come up with a way to let people know they were entitled to the money.
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And when we won, it let people know that, damn, you don't have to be one of those.
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I always have to let people know, because it's important to me, that my background isn't in drag.
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Did people use to goaltend all the time, to let people know they mean business at the rim?
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Just let people know on your team's communication app (like Slack), and let them know when you're back.
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Third, it has backed off on advertising and outreach designed to let people know about options for coverage.
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When it comes to group gifts and celebrations in the office, let people know contributing is an option.
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The purpose of the poll was to let people know that the memory of this tragedy is fading.
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It's the easiest way to let people know why you're there: you wear your issue on your lapel. 3.
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The only way you could let people know a show was happening was through an announcement or a poster.
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She also let people know that she and her husband had added their "needs" and "wants" to the CheckedTwice.
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The company announced the ad along with those changes to let people know it was taking the issue seriously.
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We let people know before they download the app and on the first screen they see after installing it.
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And you can also use Instagram to let people know when you have a new video up on YouTube.
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I love that I can let people know what's going on with me with the click of a button.
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Alternatively, you can use the feature to simply let people know what kind of mood you're in right now.
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It's our job to let people know about their help and make sure we keep people well and healthy.
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Khloé Kardashian wants to let people know how she really feels about her brother Rob Kardashian's girlfriend Blac Chyna.
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My goal is just to let people know that there are people making music that are saying something heavy.
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All those things let people know, 'Hey, this guy's still serious, he's still available, just not in this moment.
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Safety Check is Facebook's tool that enables you to quickly let people know that you're okay during a crisis.
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And then it was more like, we had to let people know that we had actually been here longer.
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The app uses GPS and push notifications to let people know when they've happened upon a space of significance.
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"I'll decide what I want to decide and then I'll let people know when I want to," he said.
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"The duty of organizers to let people know the march will not be happening," Mittal told CNN on Wednesday.
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Duhamel says he wishes Tyrese would let people know he's not in the film, which hits theaters June 21.
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"Hearts Alive" was the big epic that really let people know that we had more to offer as well, artistically.
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And it takes books and movies — [she references the Oscar-nominated film Hidden Figures] — to let people know about them.
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The police want the video out there to let people "know that something like this is not OK," Romero said.
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The feature is a fun and easy way to let people know what you're playing — but it's also free marketing.
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We'll let people know what to do next, how to take action, where to meet up with other supporters, etc.
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If you're temporarily unavailable or heading out into the wilderness for much longer than expected, you can let people know.
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We have to let people know in advance that this is going to be frequently painful — but not for everyone!
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"If it becomes impossible to arrive on time, I make sure I absolutely let people know and apologize," Branson writes.
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AS WELL AS LET PEOPLE KNOW THIS SAY REALLY GREAT INCOME EARNING OPPORTUNITY, WHETHER OR NOT YOU HAVE A CAR.
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The key is to spread the word and to let people know that they don't have to toil in silence.
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"I let people know these things aren't always clear-cut, and often it's the lowest-ranking guy who gets blamed."
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"It was kind of just: Throw it there, let it marinate, let it swim around, let people know," Nathan said.
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He said social media platforms, like Instagram, let people know about all the beautiful places out there in the world.
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I never want to let people know what I'm going to do next, I just wanted to do something exciting.
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While there, she drove a Honda, and let people know her political views via her number-plate, which said "FARRGHT."
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You can also monitor the progress of your meal and let people know when it's ready, even if you're not there.
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Facebook's twist is that its users will have their Facebook profiles attached, which can let people know who they're donating to.
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We wanted to do a symbolic thing to let people know that they are not alone, that we are with them.
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Instead, verification is supposed to let "people know that an account of public interest is authentic," according to Twitter's official description.
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I had to use other people's phones to follow directions, relay messages, and let people know I was out of reach.
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Individuals who live in Orlando can use a check-in page set up Facebook to let people know they are safe.
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"We want to let people know that this is not as frightening as anyone makes it out to be," she says.
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Be active and let people know how you feel, other people definitely feel the same way, that's how we create change.
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As well as let people know this is a really great income-earning opportunity, whether or not you have a car.
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So we have a private Facebook group and everyday we let people know when we're going to be at the shop.
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It shouldn't have been called in the first place and we're here to let people know we're not happy about it.
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"I just wanted to raise awareness for it and let people know it's not something they should be afraid of showing."
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Eventually though, the gadget will let people know they could be headed for a fight about five minutes before it happens.
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Nick claims he knew about the policy, but decided to share the photos to let people know what was going on.
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"We let people know what's available and offer a pretty good discount," said Zoe Wong, the co-founder and chief executive.
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Its second use is to let people know that you want them to disappear, just like that bridge in the photo.
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I think that they realized that was a mistake, and the second day, they let people know that everyone could join.
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We'll continue to do work and continue to let people know how they can support Charlottesville and to mobilize for justice.
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Do not wear clothing or wave signs that will let people know that you are coming to bird-dog your MoC.
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"I think it's important to let people know how serious it is and that anyone really could get it," wrote another.
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"Please, let people know we are being forgotten, because we need masks as well," Ms. Hoaglund said he had told her.
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"She just wants to let people know that anyone can be a superhero if they are kind," Kendra Peterson told CNN.
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We emailed our whole mailing list to let people know how they can donate blood and money to help the tragedy.
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We feel it's important to jump into the breach and let people know that VoteVets is the start of that coalition.
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Having an automatic reply message on your email is an easy way to let people know what times you're on email.
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That's why I rap so much about my past life, is to let people know this wasn't the life I chose.
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Having ADHD, and taking medicine for it is nothing to be ashamed of nothing that I'm afraid to let people know.
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It's a great way to let people know you're an enthusiast of art as well as fashion — and of course, wretched excess.
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"The rabbi told me when I saw him rolled into surgery, 'let people know that Lori died saving my life," Lev said.
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Let this oaf into your heart and this book onto your coffee table to let people know that you know what's up.
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Get to know other bi women, maybe go on a few dates, and if you're new, it's OK to let people know.
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We need to let people know that 20 million people are on the brink of starvation, and then give them concrete actions.
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When I'm in another country, such as Iceland, I will absolutely try a traditional dish and let people know how it was.
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"When I came out of that classified briefing, I wanted to let people know that bulls*** had just taken place," Waters said.
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"We're just putting our name on the map to let people know we are not just a soft, midmajor team," Dow said.
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Officials need "to let people know that this is not acceptable in the United States of America," he said in a statement.
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"This is the best thing that could have happened because my constant desire is to let people know they're loved," she said.
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"Get online, talk about it, let people know how you feel about it because what happened to them is unfair," Swift said.
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I let people know how deeply and passionately I felt about the book, and I guided them to proper opinions about it.
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Imitating The Beatles' "Abbey Road" album cover is a surefire way to let people know you're a tourist — and slow down traffic.
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She needed to take some things off her plate and to learn self-advocacy — to let people know when she was struggling.
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"It was quite an incredible response when our manager called this afternoon to let people know why we were closing," Luangrath' said.
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If you are a lucky one with the power still on, let people know and invite them to come over and charge up.
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First, they wanted to let people know that rhetoric-fueled violence against people of color, immigrants and LGBT people won't stand, she said.
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I told the band we were getting heat for this and they were kind, said please let people know you were not involved.
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But it is not enough to create a great product; you also have to work out how to let people know about it.
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If the goal is to raise awareness, you need to let people know you can have a conversation that can make things better.
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In the past, users had to share their lists with people if they wanted to let people know what they were asking for.
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And leaving aside not wanting to let people know that you're watching Triple Frontier — it's a fine movie … it's not a fine movie.
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"So I start to think to myself, oh, I think this guy is trying to let people know I'm a Jew," he said.
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"The goal is to teach — our goal is to let people know that there are other ways to deal with this," Graham said.
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I want to be sure to let people know that there are lots of ways of getting good psychotherapy at a reduced fee.
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Schachner sees his job as referee as giving him the opportunity to let people know about the joys of fostering and adopting animals.
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I also let people know I was in the military — but with today's shooters having military backgrounds, it's an even bigger red flag.
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Also, once you let people know about a security flaw, "you are alerting all the bad guys at the same time," she said.
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"I felt like I had to follow up on my claim and let people know I wasn&apost just saying that," he said.
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"Having ADHD, and taking medicine for it is nothing to be ashamed of nothing that I'm afraid to let people know," the team tweeted.
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Andrea Mitchell: It's a great way, I think to communicate with the people who follow my show or my viewers to let people know.
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I wanted to let people know about the situation at the time and say, 'This is what had to be done to save rhinos.
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If you make your pipeline transparent, let people know who you are tracking and why — you will increase the likelihood of attracting diverse founders.
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Click here to view original GIFSaying "I don't own a TV" is a good way to let people know that you're a pretentious asshole.
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We've let people know that pain, even idiotic, senseless pain, can be weaponized and employed against hated opponents, whether college teachers or local conservatives.
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Google has since clarified that it will make sure to let people know whenever it's the automated machine calling and not an actual person.
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Facebook is shutting down Trending, the section of the app where Facebook would let people know what topics were most popular on the service.
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We do certain other things across the community to let people know they're not alone and that we know the stigma is still alive.
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Ejections seem to be up, and we just feel like we need to band together and let people know that we are human beings.
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" He continued, "It is imperative that we come out and let people know who we are and disabuse them of their fears and stereotypes.
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Pro tip: Adding some oal-é to your evening salad is a great way to let people know that you've heard of oal-é .
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Now, after the announcement of his death on Wednesday, I believe it's fair to let people know how strong he was, and how idealistic.
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And to let people know that I haven't forgotten, and as long as you interact with me and my art, then neither will you.
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" Last year Stewart even suggested that this Trump tweet was anti-Semitic, saying, "I think this guy's trying to let people know I'm a Jew.
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So I urge these people that are concerned to actively engage and let people know that this kind of thing must not ever happen again.
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No. 1, Twitter still needs to come up with a way to correct and amend and annotate and let people know when something is wrong.
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On opener "Señorita," listeners are met with a co-sign by Pharrell, a friendly introduction to let people know that Timberlake was "down" by association.
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I had a lot to get off my chest, and I'm just trying to let people know what's going on with me and my music.
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"Having ADHD, and taking medicine for it is nothing to be ashamed of, nothing that I'm afraid to let people know," she wrote on Twitter.
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That is a message others who've been on the brink of suicide shared with CNN: to let people know that their lives are worth saving.
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" Fager, one network executive said, "would let people know he communicated with Les directly," adding that "people took that to mean Les supported him completely.
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They have a reputation that's not very healthy, so it's also important to show up and let people know that we're thriving there as well.
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"I'm disgusted that no major media in this town will let people know things that our polling shows they regard as highly relevant," he said.
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You have to slowly indoctrinate the culture again and let people know that this is not just for shitposting, it's a place for actual discussion.
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You feel like you're a little different from everyone else, and I think it's super important to be honest and let people know you're not alone.
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Remember the good old days when updating your Snapchat Story was all you had to do to let people know what was happening in your life?
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"Now that I'm in service to Christ, my job is to spread the Gospel, to let people know what Jesus has done for me," West said.
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"We just want, first and foremost, to let people know that this is about to happen, and that there's still time to stop it," Henry said.
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So right off the bat, Dr. Rosen says it's a good idea to let people know that you're trying to minimize your time on your phone.
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"I just wanted to do something to help and do my part and let people know that cats are awesome," he tells PEOPLE in an email.
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As a refresher, being verified gives users a blue check mark on their profile to "let people know that an account of public interest is authentic".
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Peter Carr sent an email out at 6:16a (per my inbox) to let people know the indictment had been posted on the Special Counsel's website.
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We may have him for another eight years but just to stand together and let people know that you stand for something that's so much better.
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But I also talk about those things in the music to let people know, if you're in this position, it don't matter how nice people are.
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It also gave us time to let people know that a touchstone of our show is to treat veterans with respect, to treat weapons with respect.
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Truebill will also let people know when the cost of a subscription rises, giving them a chance to rethink their decision to keep paying for it.
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Domestic violence shelters should leave fliers at emergency shelters to let people know where they can get help, and should broadcast public service announcements, she said.
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"So important that we break the stigma of men's mental health and let people know it's OK not to be OK," said one observer on Twitter.
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I try not to be mean to people about it but I do like to let people know if I want to do a certain thing.
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While running towards the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, Bilzerian said he recorded a quick video to let people know what was happening amid the chaos.
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So making a digital will, even if it's not legally executable, is a good idea—you can at least let people know what your preferences are.
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"Having ADHD, and taking medicine for it is nothing to be ashamed of [and] nothing that I'm afraid to let people know," she wrote on Twitter.
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NB: We want to let people know about all the different bears and how they survive in this incredible ecosystem that we have along the Brooks River.
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PERINO: ... learn about it, because then they can get it out there, and it might work in their interests to let people know that it&aposs happening.
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"I'm in the process of making Lily, Sarah and Grace make a mark on the planet and help people and let people know how wonderful they were."
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She writes to join the conversation but also to reach out, to let people know that the things they feel are the same things she feels, too.
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"I think it's nice DCF is pulling out the stops to really let people know, 'Hey, your love is just as good as anybody else's,' " he said.
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Instagram is also testing a feature that will let people know when they have seen all the posts from their network posted during the previous 48 hours.
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Washington DC-based group Public Citizen said that in a "great number of cases," influencers did not let people know they were getting commission for their endorsements.
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And what we are doing by saying, "All we've gotta do is have a demonstration and let people know we're upset," is we're saying that that's right.
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"Dave Lambert said, 'You know, before we starve, we ought to leave something to let people know we were here,' " he recalled in a 1996 NPR interview.
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Then we also need to make sure that there is the appropriate resourcing to then let people know they're infected and trace down their contacts and quarantine.
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If you use Google Hangouts for work, changing your status to let people know you're out to lunch or on vacation can make communicating a lot simpler.
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"We've got something that's real and that works, and we've got to let people know about it," said Young Boozer III, national chairman of the 220 campaign.
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Facebook says the goal of including "from Facebook" is to let people know that its apps have "shared infrastructure" and rely on many of the same teams.
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Rainforest Farms doesn't post prices, gears its advertising to those older than 21, and often uses the site to let people know when they're open, he said.
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"There's been increasing instances of animal abuse and we really need to do anything we can to let people know this just isn't acceptable conduct," he said.
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For example, if you tend to use short language without pleasantries in emails, you could let people know that it's not personal, it's just how you respond.
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It was just to say it in a way that I felt would let people know what I'm going through but yet still do it with loving words.
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Egbert also recommends rehearsing these conversations, however you choose to have them, and to let people know when and where you're comfortable using your pronouns (or new name).
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But then I thought, 'Well, the whole thing is to let people know that we're desired as well, so why not have it all men in the video?
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It would also require companies to conduct outside testing to ensure algorithms are fair before they're implemented, and let people know when facial-recognition technology is in use.
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You may not want to pull out the receipts just to prove that your career is viable (or even thriving!), but sometimes you have to let people know.
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Either fires up the light ring to let people know you're recording, but this is much more subtle than the permanent yellow ring that was there on V1.
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Facebook activated its safety check feature, which allows people in Brussels to check in on the social media website and let people know they are alive and well.
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Content farms had to be there to create content that fueled these pipe dreams, but also let people know that they weren't going to win [via 'informing them'].
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I wanted to mesh all these pieces of the true me, and I also wanted to put my heart out there and let people know who I am.
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"It was the easiest way to let people know how I was feeling and at the same time inspire people who were going through something similar," Goodman said.
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Twitter was down so often in its early days that it adopted a kind of character, the "fail whale," to let people know when an outage was happening.
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Whatever scenario you find yourself in, you can be sure there's a perfect emoji to let people know what's up through the voice and spirit of Philly's saviors.
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It was important as a woman to do that; to let people know that you don't get to write women off at a certain point in their life.
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"There's only a small risk for most people who were there, but we wanted to let people know so they could watch for mumps symptoms," Van Deusen said.
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We have a lot of resistance from that standpoint so we need different strategies to let people know they can be anonymous and speak out and be heard.
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In the video's description, the pages sharing it posted a link to let people know they could purchase the device for themselves, which led to a site called trendyarrival.com.
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And, yeah, you can edit posts after they go up, though as with Facebook and Slack, they'll carry an Edit icon to let people know that it's been changed.
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He thought it would be a vast improvement if there was a more orderly formula that would let people know what a given word meant just by hearing it.
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Yes, she wanted to let people know why she was leaving LipSense, but she also wanted people to know she'd be working with Maskcara — and that they could, too.
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"We need to do what we can to let people know this is a really sweaty palm type of experience that can hopefully lend itself to eSports," he said.
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That made Jones, a native of the community, excited because in some ways that's the point of all this -- to let people know about the stature of South Fulton.
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"People are honoring me, and that's because I've worked my a–– off to let people know that my voice is important, and you will not smother me," she said.
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She also draws the posters and designs the swag, both acting as visual "trigger warnings"—or, in my case, a lure—to let people know what they're getting into.
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Should they aim to unite people by making sure everyone believes in the same fiction, or should they let people know the truth even at the price of disunity?
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You can share recipes and rate them and leave notes on them, for yourself or others, to let people know about what changes you've made in preparation or ingredients.
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I put up the signs to let people know where they could find their polling location, and then I stood at the door to point the way from there.
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"Not only did I want to let people know what I was going through, I wanted to say: It's OK to be scared, regardless of your situation," she writes.
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Even though Jessica eschewed therapy (and most of her friends' help) in the first season, the show still examines how helpful it can be to let people know you're struggling.
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The confrontation was a protest to let people know that combating issues of sexual violence needed to be taken more seriously in Jamaica, and that the Army wasn't messing around.
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There is no shortage of ways the government could let people know about the availability of contraceptive-only plans including on the exchanges, or at doctors offices or government notifications.
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But I knew we had to take a stand for what was right, and let people know that it was not ok to put American cheese on their Pop-Tarts.
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Every now and then he strikes a piano key to let people know of his existence until he&aposs finally called out and reveals himself to be a private detective.
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" Horan told SiriusXM's Spyder Harrison, "I wanted to let people know that I was up to something so they didn't think I'd just fallen off the face of the earth.
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"Not only are people oversharing and putting out a lot of information about themselves, but companies are also not doing enough to let people know they're doing it," he explained.
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Very often, first responders are quite aware of the capabilities of the industry, but what we're seeking to do is let people know the industry provides a lot of services.
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"I never call people names, but you can let people know that you think the governor is not doing a very good job in some very nice ways," she said, laughing.
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You know, I was on the Sanders campaign but I let people know all the time I did not believe in socialism when it came down to business, fair trade, competition.
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And Godwin himself took to Facebook to let everyone know that if it walks like a Nazi and talks like a Nazi, you better let people know what it really is.
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Make sure your contact page is easy to find in the header and footer, and let people know how to get in touch with you or find you on social media.
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"Once we are able to, we will assess the needs of our partners who serve homeless individuals and will be sure to let people know how they can help," they said.
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And so instead of being ultra-quiet like most other electric vehicles, this car — and other EVs in Nissan's future, the company says — "sings" to let people know that it's coming.
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The company showed me a design that would let you pin an "ice breaker" to the top of your profile to let people know you wanted to talk about something specific.
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But you should be honest in the interview process and let people know the amount of time they will be required to put in just to keep their heads above water.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski, the Alaska Republican, has pushed for the FDA to ban GM or "transgenic" fish until it can figure out a way to let people know what they're buying.
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The company is also testing a "status" update so you can let people know where you are or what you're doing in the moment, reminiscent of the old internet chatroom days.
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I wrote it because I needed to let people know exactly why I was not going to let that issue go, but it was very painful to write it all down.
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"We listened to many groups including civilians, businesses and political groups ... today we will summarize this into a 15-point action plan and will let people know about it," he said.
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As a graffiti writer growing up, I had a hardcore mentality—don't post your pictures out there, earn your stripes from doing your stuff and let people know you're out there.
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SPREAD THE WORD There's a commercial corridor right near church, so on the way I'll stop and hand out fliers and knock on doors to let people know about our services.
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"He needs to get out into the communities and countryside and let people know who he is," said Sly James, the former Kansas City mayor, who endorsed Mr. Buttigieg in September.
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"You see people like Drake, Travis Scott, all of these people are starting to feel like it's okay to play video games now and let people know about it," Blevins said.
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An Adoption Revelation – and an Identity Crisis"I'm at the point where, 'All right, I gotta let people know the DMC story,&apos" McDaniels recalls of sitting down to write a memoir.
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Unlike Snapchat's geofilters, Instagram's location tags let you choose from a list of much more specific locations so you can let people know the restaurant you're in instead of simply the city.
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Like everyone else, he sets up an e-mail auto-response to let people know that he is out of the office and will not be reading messages until he gets back.
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"That's blood on their hands every time somebody gets killed, because they know there's a defect with these guns and they're not doing anything to let people know about it," she said.
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"We want to use the voice that Scott has allowed us to have to give people a voice, to give them a platform to let people know how they're feeling," Grant said.
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I definitely want to come back and establish who I am as a player and let people know that last year I was just hurt, so don't base me off that year.
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When you go to shows and rub shoulders with industry people casually let people know you have a lot of "projects" in the works but you can't fully talk about them yet.
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Now, we can't go and physically see each other at the moment, but you can show up digitally and you can listen and be present and let people know that you care.
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One passenger, Marty Martinez, bought the Wi-Fi as oxygen masks dropped from the plane's ceiling, fearing that those might be his last moments and wanting to let people know what happened.
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"I've let people know that I'd be happy to do it, but I don't really think I see leadership rushing to get a spirited freshman to be in that role," he said.
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The meeting with her, that he confirmed that he pushed very hard to let people know that, in his own mind, she was not loyal to the President and she should go.
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"We are going to let people know how we feel about these candidates, and it may not line up with Nevada or New Hampshire or Iowa," Clyburn told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos.
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Let people know: What you do here may not only affect our country for many years to come, but it may also affect the way I see you, and perhaps irrevocably so.
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The company said Wednesday it's "always been clear" about the information Onavo collects, saying: We let people know before they download the app and on the first screen they see after installing it.
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Local officials use the data to figure out how much of a health risk the smoke poses so they can let people know if they should stay indoors, wear masks, or even evacuate.
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Maybe dealers don't even know that the law exists (although law enforcement could make it part of their job to let people know these laws exists by, say, letting informants know about them).
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"I think it's important to let people know that you can really come from any background and do something bigeven if you're regularly just making YouTube videos," Free told Mashable following the panel.
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" During a recent interview with Zane Lowe of Beats 1, West explained that he believes it's his job now to "spread the gospel" and "let people know what Jesus has done for me.
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And share them and rate them and leave notes on them, for yourself or others, to let people know about what changes you've made in preparation or ingredients, for good or for ill.
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Once you purchase, the course is yours for life and is accessible on mobile and TV. When you finish, you get a certificate of completion so you can let people know you're legit.
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While some volunteers and rescuers work to clear the debris with "bulldozers," Simmons said this could harm animals who are buried and too weak to let people know they are there — like Miracle.
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Trust me, I'm going to let people know that at this moment in time to play this game with the war powers act ... whether you mean to or not, you're empowering the enemy.
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Tap the button on either arm and LED light swooshes in a circle to let people know you're recording a video for 23 seconds, with multiple presses growing that to up to 23.
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It's always important to let people know that it's something to keep at the forefront and not lose sight of the fact that this wonderful place that we call home needs some protecting.
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Some restaurants, like Fort Lauderdale's Piccolo Ristorante, have resorted to creative marketing, serving lionfish whenever they can source it and sending out blast emails to let people know when it's back in stock.
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Yvette Felarca, who said she was a member of the group By Any Means Necessary, told CNN she came out to let people know that racist and anti-immigrant viewpoints would not be tolerated.
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"Email and texting were primarily to let people know they had been diagnosed," Lauren P. Wallner, an assistant professor of medicine at the UM and the study's lead author, said in a press release.
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"Test strips are just one tool to let people know what is out there, and they are a great conversation opener," overdose prevention expert Eliza Wheeler of the Harm Reduction Coalition told Buzzfeed News.
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But given that we are only one day away from important elections in the US, we wanted to let people know about the action we've taken and the facts as we know them today.
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Two days after the presentation, Google, which plans to test the technology this summer, clarified that it will make sure to let people know whenever it's the Asssitant calling and not an actual person.
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While we can't promise this will solve all your email problems while you're soaking up the sun, it will at least let people know that you're out of reach, which is half the battle.
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In fact, there's one note just before the title Widows hits, which we put in at the last moment just to let people know that there might be the possibility of music appearing somewhere.
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I didn't think I would win the contest, but if I did, I would be able to let people know about my trans identity in my words, in my voice and on my terms.
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"I'm just so excited to let people know it's okay to talk about but this and that there finally is something out there that actually cures the problem," the mom of three tells PEOPLE.
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"We will be sure to get the message to clarify for people that [Obamacare] is still here, and you should still sign up ... we will let people know when to sign up," Hooper said.
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The most noticeable difference is the red dot on the Digital Crown, which doesn't actually do anything other than let people know you're wearing the latest Apple Watch, which is, of course, the point.
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If you haven't already heard from a couple label publicists about meeting for tacos and margs, maybe tweet that you're going to South By just to let people know you're gonna be in the mix.
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" In an interview with Yahoo Style, she elaborated on what motivated her to respond to the hurtful image, saying that she "decided to share the post to let people know body-shaming is still real.
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" During an interview with Zane Lowe of Beats 1 published on Thursday, West explained that he believes it's his job now to "spread the gospel" and "let people know what Jesus has done for me.
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Ocasio-Cortez told CBS News on Saturday endorsing Sanders was "the most authentic decision to let people know how I feel and where I am," and said it was not based on a political calculation.
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So long as the site owner let people know about Coinhive up front and didn't let the script monopolize processing power, it was a relatively ethical way for website operators to turn traffic into income.
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If we can figure out how to let people know they won't be harmed if they run away, and that there's some place for them to run to, I think we can save more lives.
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The bus was also a social media hit, Citymapper says, with its pop music playlists and features like displaying rider-specific emoji on the screens to let people know when they arrived at their stop.
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"We're not asking these platforms to ban Photoshop or filters but rather to let people know when images have been altered so that users don't take the images on face value as real," Keracher said.
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Scientists at the University of California in Berkeley released a smartphone app Friday they hope one day will let people know a tremor is coming and give them time to move to a safer place.
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It lets you pick an emoji like a martini, fork and knife or barbell that's temporarily overlaid on your profile pic thumbnail to let people know you're down for drinking, getting dinner or working out.
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I want to bring some of the past champions to the Laver Cup like Fred Stolle and Roy Emerson and introduce them — let people know this is the reason why all of this is happening.
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When you can take ownership of your actions and let people know you truly want to make things right and you apologize and you take the actions to fix what you did, it feels good.
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Scheduling an hour to game online with a friend or swapping recipes in your group chat are small measures, but they let people know that you're thinking about them, even when you don't see them.
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Scheduling an hour to game online with a friend or swapping recipes in your group chat are small measures, but they let people know that you're thinking about them, even when you don't see them.
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"One issue we have with public charge is how do you let people know that by signing up, they may be at risk for being penalized," said an official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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"Daryle wants to let people know that it's very difficult having microcephaly and that sometimes he gets upset that he is unable to live on his own and do the things other people do," explains Lisa.
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On Monday, the famous ~momager~ took to Instagram to let people know that her grandfather on her dad's side of the family was named True Otis Houghton and that her father's name was Robert True Houghton.
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I am now struggling with this idea that I have to let people know that I can make fun of myself before I can make fun of other people and other things that matter to me.
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Read more: Amazon slammed with a complaint after influencers failed to let people know they got paid for endorsing Prime Day dealsThe video was posted to Facebook but has since been removed, according to the Post.
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Aesthetically, it looks almost exactly the same, there is a little red dot on the side of the crown on the watch, which is supposed to let people know that you have an LTE-enabled smartwatch.
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"One of the main reasons I do this has been really No. 1 suicide prevention, No. 2 to let these people know what's going on, and to let people know they're not being abandoned," he said.
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"What that notion means is 'don't let people know you're pregnant until you're pregnancy is far enough along that it's not going to be lost,'" says Mindy Bergman, professor of psychology at Texas A&M University.
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As the lockdowns in Europe stretch into their second, third, fourth or even fifth weeks, politicians and policymakers across the Continent are coming under pressure to let people know when the emergency measures will be lifted.
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It was a tremendous experience for me to go through the Secretariat years, and I just really wanted to let people know what it's like to have a top horse and no one to turn to.
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Now is the time to build on that enthusiasm, to let people know that this need not be a once-every-four-years sort of an interest, or even a once-a-season hobby, like Wimbledon.
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Lidey: Even just the word PTO tends to represent vacation, and we wanted to let people know, no matter what you're going through or what you're dealing with, feel free to take a self-care day.
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"Industry worries that this would be a start toward regulating groundwater, And furthermore, it also could let people know the groundwater is largely unregulated," Zygmunt Plater, an environmental law professor at Boston College told VICE News.
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Facebook says it's already started to roll out forward indicators, to let people know when a message has been forwarded to them, and "context buttons," so people can look up more details around information they've been sent.
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So we let people know exactly when we're setting up the shop, what we're doing today, and if they feel that they can help or they just want to see what's going on, then they'll jump in.
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The year after incorporating Google, they created the first-ever Google Doodle to let people know they weren't around to do damage control if the site broke — they had retreated to the Nevada desert for the festival.
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The gloves let people know I'm serious about being formal, the skirt gives it the femininity my diaspora aunties are always begging me to uphold, and this festive hairpiece seems way more seasonally appropriate for the holidays.
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"I specifically asked this lady to let people know when they make an appointment that they may not been seen in a timely manner," Stipe says at the beginning of the clip, apparently referring to another clinic employee.
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And if you do need to be offline, let people know in advance and/or click your "snooze" or "away" button so people know you're either doing deep work, in a meeting, or are away from your computer.
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We've got to let people know that they are welcome and that we give them what they need to work and to live in this country and to realize the dreams that they had when they came here.
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" As for LeBlanc Flanagan, while she acknowledges drone will never replace professional help or pharmaceuticals, she hopes grassroots gatherings like these will let people know "they aren't alone, that they are human alongside a lot of other humans.
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""We're not in a land beyond judgment, but one of the things that we're doing is clearing a map to let people know that there are lots of ways for women to live their sexual and romantic lives.
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"I'm not protesting every day about every issue, but I stand up and certainly let people know when I disagree or when I think something is going on that I don't think is right," Hogan said of Trump.
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The police and the public had always assumed that everyone in her family was complicit with her brother's actions; she wanted to set the record straight, to let people know that they were terrorized by him as well.
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Why it matters: Warren quickly let people know that the statement was a lie, but used the opportunity to showcase a hole in Facebook's policy "to exempt politicians' ads from its third-party fact-checking program," writes Bloomberg.
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But what you can do is let people know it's easier to reach you by email — and if you make a point of being highly responsive on email, over time people may start contacting you there more frequently.
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I am the founder of a foundation that spreads awareness for the deaf community, and this platform is such a great platform to just let [people] know that these persons need opportunities and equal opportunities like those in society.
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I'm talking about, like, how sad I be when a dude curves me, and I never talk about s— like [that] because I refuse to let people know that I get sad when a man don't answer my calls.
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When Karimah, a junior in Howard University's School of Business, arrived on campus in the spring of 2019 to start her first semester of college, she knew exactly where to go to let people know that she did hair.
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And the spike in numbers show that "the issues are real ... the complainants are there, and that we've opened the doors and let people know that we actually will take your complaint seriously and intend to enforce the law."
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And while FEMA flood maps let people know if they are "in or out" of high hazard areas, they do little to explain the gradations of flood risk and how flood risk continues past the 100-year floodplain line.
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The Crit was really great because they gathered all of the businesses that were on Van Brunt, and some that were off Van Brunt, too, and formed almost an interim community meeting to let people know what to expect.
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" Longoria added on the red carpet, "We wanted to let people know that it's not a female issue, it's a power issue and so saying time's up to ending the abuse of power but also recognizing the women who came forward.
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Though he knows there could be professional and personal repercussions (he recently alleged that his family was being tracked and monitored) or speaking out, Crews said he feels obligated to let people know about the ugly side of the entertainment industry.
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Much of what LinkedIn has been doing on the product front recently has been about functionality that enhances how LinkedIn already works (see: this Endorsements update; or this secret signal it created to let people know you're looking for a job).
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"When you're an ally, you speak up, and you let people know that they have nothing to be ashamed of for being who they are or loving who they love," Amit Paley, CEO of the Trevor Project, told Refinery29 in October.
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In a working world where we are forever multitasking and may be more intent on getting things done rather than ticking and updating progress reports to let people know that we have, adding in automation seems to be an essential development.
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Most businesses that offer a virtual service – such as yoga classes, therapy sessions, tax services, or tutoring sessions – will be able to let people know that they're still open for business and available to the consumers that rely on their services.
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We thought the whole point of the original zoning agreement was to have a visual connection so that you could see the Western Yard's lawn from the High Line to let people know it was there and built for them.
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R. Point," which ran Off Broadway before moving to Broadway in 1979, starring Michael Moriarty, Michael Jeter and Howard Rollins Jr. "What I'm trying to do," Mr. Berry said in a 1979 interview, "is let people know what it was like.
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" Adam Nimoy on I Am Not Spock: "He didn't mean to distance himself from the character, didn't mean to diss the character, he was just trying to let people know, 'My name is Leonard Nimoy, and I do not come from Vulcan.
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This isn't as much of a fix to the Affordable Care Act as it is a directive to the Trump administration to continue enforcing the health law's requirement that all Americans purchase health coverage — and let people know when to sign up.
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"So, would it be OK to enlist your help in a sort of quickly cobbled-together "army" of grassroots foot soldiers, wherein you could pitch in where you live (and on [social] media) to let people know about my movie?" he wrote.
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It was really just about understanding people, understanding love and relationships…As actors and directors, I feel like our job, more so than anything else, is to shine a light on a subject and to let people know that they're not alone.
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"I urge the armed forces and the general staff to explain to people what sessions and meetings were held since the moment that the incident happened to let people know that they did not want to conceal anything from them," he added.
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The founders created the first Google Doodle ever in 1998 to let people know they weren't around to do damage control if the site broke because they were at Burning Man, the free-wheeling art festival in the middle of the Nevada desert.
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A website called The World BedBug Registry Project was created to let people know where bedbugs have supposedly been sighted at hotels The World BedBug Registry Project says it allows users to search hotels for any reported bedbug issues, dating back to 2012.
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The Yellowhammer Fund, the only abortion access fund based in the state, is considering setting up a social media campaign or an automated voicemail to let people know that abortion remains legal in Alabama, its co-founder, Amanda Reyes, told VICE News.
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What the drivers are going through, the decreases in pay in contradiction to the increases in rates, and really let people know that they're kind of manipulating the system to gain profits, but they're taking those profits from people by paying extremely low rates.
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"With the news out that the (Israeli) cabinet was about to be pushed in a direction that was potentially adverse to our view of the process, we just let people know where we stand," he told the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs (JCPA) think-tank.
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And when eagle-eyed readers wondered why his sixth child was missing from the photo he sent Sydney, he responded to let people know that his second-youngest child wasn't in the photograph because he was at the hospital getting chemotherapy for leukemia. Hello!
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"With heavy and broken hearts the family of John F. Dunsworth would like to let people know that our amazing husband, father and grandfather John Dunsworth has passed away," his daughter Sarah Dunsworth, also an actor in Trailer Park Boys, wrote on Twitter Monday.
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Brian Gatter, one of the other organizers, said their main goal was to let people know that students at Notre Dame are not just concerned with racial injustices, but also with the treatment of people when they share an opinion others don't agree with.
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Similarly, Viktoria Bitto—the creator of Toronto-based Sexual Assault Action Coalition, is working on an initiative called The Dandelion Project, which hopes to place dandelion stickers on the windows and doors of establishments to let people know there's an anti-harassment policy in place.
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They'll post a photo or live video of the drop to the Books on the Subway Instagram, Twitter and Facebook accounts to let people know which title to look out for that day, also tagging the author or publisher to help spread the word.
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The last time a network aired the Super Bowl and Winter Olympics in the same year was 1992, and NBC was determined to use the showcase to let people know that there will be another huge sporting event kicking off in a few days.
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But dad also wanted to get some attention for it, he wanted people to know what he was doing, and at cons he could let people know that, in addition to the science fiction and fantasy, he wrote this other stuff, and the fans were not judgmental.
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"Part of the reason why we have done these We Are All Newtown webisodes, and this campaign, is to let people know the conversation is changing among doctors, priests, law enforcement — all the people you see in our film," the documentary's director, Kim A. Snyder, tells PEOPLE.
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Her fans are really excited about something that Selena has been a part of creating, but it's also been an opportunity to reinforce all the things that we've been doing at Coach, to let people know that Coach is changing, and that we're doing something new.
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"She sent me a letter when I got diagnosed with cancer and she said beautiful words and told me that, 'One day, you'll see this is a gift and understand to give back and let people know you can be a tower of strength,&apos" Goodrem says.
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To journalists, Wexler has been the public face of the company for the last four years, the man we've gone to when we wanted to let people know they may have been hacked by foreign cyberarmies, exposed to ISIS propaganda, or surreptitiously forced to follow Donald Trump.
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I'm interested in human performance laboratories where you can biometrically send what's happening to the body on a minute level—so I want to now take the next level of actually being able to let people know what's happening to their body while they're inside this vacuum.
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I realize that a lot of my anxiety stems from worrying that someone will think I'm "too much" if I put my heart out there — too sensitive, too weird, too annoying, even — but it also feels really nice to let people know you're thinking about them.
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"I was embarrassed by how we met at first and didn't tell people, but now I see it as my civic duty to let people know," said Ms. Honowitz, who agreed to let Tinder post their love story on the "success stories" part of their website.
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Well, you know, as any position I have of leadership, I try to make sure and let people know that it wasn't all rosy and that there certainly ... No one would have looked at my early life and said I'd have the opportunities that I eventually had.
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Akin to offline meetup app Down to Lunch, it lets you overlay a chosen emoji on your Messenger profile pic for 24 hours as a way to spur conversation and hang outs, or just let people know what you're up to without a dramatic post or Story.
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"Kim may even have let people know she was alone at the time this happened," said Calkin, referring to a Snapchat video that was posted by Kardashian, curled up on a couch in a white bathrobe, about an hour before the masked gunmen broke in to her Paris residence.
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"As long as [Facebook] has to let people know that an ad is an ad — and I see no reason for that to change — people can always use ad blocking," says Roy Rosenfeld, CEO of charity-focused ad blocker Stands, who programmed a workaround the weekend after Facebook's announcement.
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But, as I've said to so many people who don't know Cory, it's a measure of the man that in times of danger and uncertainty, he actually stood on principle that he believed that I was innocent and wanted to let people know what he thought about me.
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The EPA should at least "issue immediate alert to the people in Philadelphia to let people know it is very possible that the results are not reliable and that people should protect themselves," said Yanna Lambrinidou, a Virginia Tech researcher who has been advocating for a change in the city's policy.
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After pulling off a successful Indiegogo campaign, the company publicly emerged on the ABC reality show Shark Tank with founder Charles Michael Yim pitching a compact, smartphone-connected breathalyzer that could let people know when grabbing an Uber was a better call than grabbing their car keys after a few drinks.
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And so for me, that was a really great lesson because to me, it teaches the importance of having that long-term conviction even though it's going to surprise people, even though it'll make people feel uncomfortable, and so we really tried to let people know that we expected some disruption.
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"A lot of students aren't used to engaging in the political process and then Iowa makes it harder with this weird thing called a caucus, so we just wanted to let people know that they're coming into a community that's also passionate about the issues that they are," Njuguna said.
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Sarah Childress Polk also demanded that it be played to let people know when her husband, James K. Polk (1845-1849), who was a "man of small stature," entered a room, so as to avoid embarrassment if he went unnoticed, according to historical texts published by the Library of Congress.
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"It's not arts and crafts, it's not therapeutic art: It's actually therapy, and I want to let people know it's something that you could go into as a profession ... I want people to know this is an alternative: If you need help, this might be the way you want to go," she said.
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But it may get there someday, especially as developers begin to create apps that run on NAOqi, its proprietary OS. Pepper won't be a permanent fixture in Silicon Valley; it's just there for a week to let people know that it's in the US, and to get app developers excited about it.
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It was specifically on this, trying to go to that mecca which I had never been to before and just try to let people know that hey, there's often institutions that we might talk to or even foundations that will invest for profit and they'll also do a lot of impact work.
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Rey probably would've been a major part of this wave regardless, held back to avoid accidentally revealing that she sets off on the path to become a Jedi at the end of the film (err, about that Hasbro...), but Hasbro are definitely making a push to let people know she's part of these new toys.
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The reason I'm writing this post is to let people know that this really can happen — to anyone — and to offer suggestions for how to minimize the chances that it will happen to you (below), but beyond that, I'm writing this post because this incident made me very, very angry at GoDaddy and HostMonster.
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"To be able to make this huge impact on what was really a huge transgender and gender-fluidity movement last year is really going to be for the greater good of society, because it's going to let people know they're not different in a weird way; they're different in a way that should be celebrated."
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Read more: Mindy Kaling shared a bikini photo on Instagram to let people know 'you don't have to be a size 0' to wear oneThe exercise came following concerns that too many ineligible producers, such as those not involved in the day-to-day production of series, were being included among the crowd accepting awards on stage.
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Here's what you'll need to do to add that promotion to your profile and let people know about it, for both the desktop and mobile versions of the platform:Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPhone Xs (From $999.99 at Best Buy)Google Pixel 3 (From $799.99 at Best Buy)How to add a promotion on the LinkedIn website1.
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It's hard for them to be thrust into the spotlight for this, but they're still committed to trying to get the word out there and to let people know that predators are out there and they take advantage of the weak and the naive and the gullible and I think, really, the message they want people to know is that anyone can be conned.
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If we have members of our community that are disruptors for some reason, they're uploading very offensive profile imagery, or have profile text that's threatening in some way, or perhaps more often the case, are simply being harassing in chat to other members, that's when our support team will step in and take action, and let people know this is a different kind of space.
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" The South Bronx-born organizer told Access Hollywood that she was at the Golden Globes to "let people know that to this day half of the people on this island are without power and 250 percent don't have access to clean water… This is 3 million American citizens that this government has neglected, and this is almost 225 days after Hurricane Maria has hit.
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When I see a total rip-off of this country by Japan, where they literally have no defense budget, where we have to borrow money from them in order to get them oil and defend the Persian Gulf where most of the oil goes to Japan, not us … Bottom line, Phil, I don't like being ripped off, and when I see something, I let people know.
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They are often run by only a few people donating all of their time to the cause, and they rely nearly exclusively on unpaid, volunteer work and small, out-of-state donations of $20 or $50 at a time from people who happened to hear of them, even though many of the funds don't have the time or money to devote to websites or ads to let people know they exist.
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I think that, particularly, if there's more attention paid to the kind of infrastructure that helps people to find healthier commuting options, like biking and walking and that sort of thing—both the infrastructure and the communication to let people know where it is, and what to do—then it could have the potential for some percentage of the population to actually shift to something that is healthier.
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