You may still get mailings for local businesses, charities you've donated to or other mailings that don't use the above lists.
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A campaign aide for Mr. Linares said last week that they had not yet done any mailings, in a district that had been flooded by mailings from other candidates.
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They said mailings like the one Mr. Cruz sent in 2016 are "an order of magnitude more effective" than other political mailings because they threaten to publicly shame people for not voting.
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Nonetheless, reports continued to roll in of additional potentially dangerous mailings.
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Through speeches, meetings and mass mailings he pressed Mr. Obama's case.
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A man from Lansing says he can afford only three mailings.
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Voters have been bombarded by ads, mailings and campaign phone calls.
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I know other Jewish journalists have received similar mailings from this man.
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Mailings will increase from 22019,000 to more than 10 million, officials said.
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Mailings will increase from 800,85033 to more than 10 million, officials said.
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Jesse Helms, which was accused of sending misleading mailings to African-Americans.
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He once tackled a mugger, and has mentioned it in campaign mailings.
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Direct solicitations were mainly by mail and telephone followed by other methods, including mailings with return post cards, return mailings that were designed to topple out of magazines and coupons that were clipped out of newspapers and circulars.
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The mailings included information about the university system's policies related to sexual violence.
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The arrival of census mailings this week coincides with the unfolding coronavirus pandemic.
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Bevan's mailings to workers' comp claimants are similarly covered, the 6th Circuit said.
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She also challenged elected officials' use of publicly funded mailings for promotional purposes.
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"I confess to doing that sometimes," Breyer said of putting mailings in the trash.
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The mailings didn't include any arguments for Cruz's candidacy or attacks on his opponents.
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The attack followed a spate of politically motivated pipe-bomb mailings to prominent Democrats.
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Unfortunately, most people don't read those quarterly mailings or don't understand what they mean.
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It delivered 58.7 billion first class mailings, a decline of 6 percent from 2015.
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The mailings, which were received over the summer, were reported on Thursday by BuzzFeed.
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The mailings were labeled "Official Kerr County Summons," after a county outside San Antonio.
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Traditional methods to reach consumers, such as mailings, are inadequate, spokesman Bryan Thomas said.
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It'll also unify all the mass-mailings in your inbox into one daily digest email.
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The company also says it will be following up its mailings with a phone call.
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And Altria will advertise Juul products in cigarette pack inserts and mailings, the company announced.
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Upgrade to a 20-mailings-per-month plan ($136.54) to send out that third episode.
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Instead, Mr. Cuomo is relying on a heavy circulation of campaign mailings and television ads.
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Certain of the mailings included photographs of the target-recipients marked with a red 'X.
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So far, that effort has been minimal, consisting of some emails and a smattering of mailings.
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The first 2020 census mailings you get might include a written questionnaire -- or they might not.
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Mailings to New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and the rest of New England began in July.
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To do that, the county Democratic Party needed money to pay for mailings and voters lists.
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Scammers already have jumped on new-card mailings as an opportunity to taking advantage of the unaware.
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Traditionally, campaigns have been able to target older viewers mostly via national TV buys or direct mailings.
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Political advertising mediums now cost a fraction of the costs previously incurred by mailings and tv ads.
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Activists coördinated mailings to flood politicians' offices, and staged demonstrations dramatizing their plight as an overlooked minority.
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The organization also fields ethics complaints about any members who may have sent misleading or deceptive mailings.
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The US Census Bureau is sending different mailings to different households, depending on a variety of factors.
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The Academy limits the number of mailings and screening invitations a member can receive for each film.
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They follow up with multiple mailings, phone calls, faxes, and emails to the providers that don't respond.
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But the mailings shook up communities, and the Metropolitan Police of London warned Britons to be vigilant.
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In a memo, Everytown said it will roll out mailings and digital ads, including Spanish language ads.
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Guthrie reported on several big stories, including the September 11 terrorist attacks and the 2001 anthrax mailings.
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Even amid the continued pipe bomb mailings, the tragedy in Louisville received some attention in the national media.
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"Aetna and Gibson knew that windowed envelopes were being used in the mailings in question," the complaint said.
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"Voters will see more TV adds, they'll see some mailings and we'll certainly be attending forums and debates."
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The FBI believes one person is responsible for all the mailings, though law enforcement hasn't specified a motive.
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Franklin, 20, has also been featured in mailings sent to prospective student-athletes in sports other than swimming.
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The US Census Bureau has been sending different mailings to different households, depending on a variety of factors.
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The federal lawsuit also challenges a policy barring students from using university email accounts for mass political mailings.
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Besides, though he was the clear beneficiary of the mailings, we had no direct evidence linking him to it.
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The planned mailings will lay out options for coverage and include details about how to qualify for federal subsidies.
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We'd send out mailings, literally licking stamps and sending out cards [that listed our] gigs over the next month.
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Instead of using scarce funds to get children vaccinations, they're spending it on mass mailings delivering the bad news.
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Since 2018, Republican candidates across the country have used Ocasio-Cortez as a foil in TV ads and mailings.
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The mailings of the pipe bombs, just two weeks before the midterm elections, sent shock waves through the nation.
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The RNC has at least a decade-long record of skirting or violating federal law with its fundraising mailings.
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The two sides collectively spent more than an estimated $100 million on mailings, phone calls and advertisements to woo investors.
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Following the September 11 attacks and the subsequent mailings of anthrax spores, the US government enacted the Homeland Security Act.
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We already help pay for their staff, travel, mailings and district offices to the tune of $1 million a year.
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In both cases, the candidates who were endorsed by the mailings denied being involved, and it's unclear who sent them.
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The mailings haven't subsided completely, but the flood has slowed from 100 to 200 solicitations a day to about six.
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" But then he also criticized Hillary Clinton, a target in the pipe bomb mailings, prompting chants of "lock her up.
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He noted that all veterans enrolled in V.A. health care received mailings about the changes, which also are detailed online.
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It echoes another proposal introduced earlier this year, the BETTER Act, which also included a provision to reinstate paper mailings.
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As it turns out, those letters were the same mailings that ended up outing customers' HIV statuses through their envelopes.
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Francis uses myriad strategies, including home mailings and visits 12 times a year by an investment adviser to employee locations.
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I know that because my husband, a Democrat, once ran for Congress and the pro-gun mailings came daily without cease.
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Winning a proxy fight isn't free — companies can spend millions on lawyers, solicitation firms and other costs like mailings to shareholders.
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The National Education Association (NEA) will make its case through ads and mailings in battleground states, The Washington Post said Monday.
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Congress also gets $2202 million annually to spend on office supplies as well as $2628,28500 annually to spend on mass mailings.
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Utilities and their allies have spent more than $20 million on the campaign, including inescapable broadcast ads and mass direct mailings.
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Mr. King's group has supported a dozen candidates across the country and helped Mr. Bell with mailings and his digital platform.
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At this level, cardholders will earn six additional discount mailings per year, a birthday gift, and free shipping events every month.
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The cause for the last-minute reminder was a series of mailings from the board that were either incorrect or incomplete.
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Defense of rhetoric Sanders also defended Trump's rhetoric in the wake of the Pittsburgh attack and the bomb mailings last week.
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And he is a huge critic of Democratic politicians and supporters — including several who were targeted by the pipe bomb mailings.
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He owned hundreds of slaves, and in 18153 worked with his postmaster general to censor anti-slavery mailings from northern abolitionists.
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Americans for Prosperity—the group backed by the Koch brothers, two conservative billionaires—paid for ads and mailings expressly backing Mr Jarchow.
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Shareholders say they are being inundated with mailings, phone calls and outreaches on social media platforms featuring sleekly produced websites and videos.
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He figured out how to corral screenings, mailings, and events to craft a narrative around an Oscar hopeful like nobody had before.
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The birthday mailings include a promotion for an on-demand service from Gillette, which allows people to reorder blades using text messages.
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The birthday mailings include a promotion for an on-demand service from Gillette, which allows people to reorder blades using text messages.
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Guy Penney, a Sacramento, California, hairstylist who turns 65 next month, says he's been deluged with mailings from insurers for months now.
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For such mailings, Taylor says Texas goes off the U.S. Census Bureau's list of most common surnames by race and Hispanic origin.
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The Trump administration appears to have missed a deadline to begin printing forms and other mailings for the 2020 census, according to NPR.
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The suspects in the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting and the pipe-bomb mailings shared something in common: They posted reams of hateful messages online.
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In both cases, Census Bureau employees follow up with mailings and in-person visits -- the most expensive part of the decennial population count.
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The mailers have no disclosure, as required by the Federal Election Commission for all political mailings and it's not clear who sent them.
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They do not include indirect expenditures spent in support of the candidate, such as television commercials, print and digital ads or mailings. Rep.
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On Thursday, the organizations addressed a letter to Aetna demanding an end to the mailings, which they say could lead to discrimination against patients.
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In the aftermath of the mailings, dozens of buildings in New York, Washington D.C., and Florida, including a postal facility had to be decontaminated.
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The person, however, said there were "thousands of mailings lists so it's hard to be definitive" that the tweets hadn't provoked any internal discussions.
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Officials have released sample images showing all of the mailings, which began arriving March 12, to help members of the public avoid potential scams.
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The British broadcaster, which revealed the duplicate mailings, said the party had been unable to determine precisely how many extra ballots it sent out.
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They had found their brokers through mass mailings and recruiters and hired just one of every six or seven people who responded, he explained.
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Currently, workers ages 60 and up who are not receiving benefits and who have not signed on for online accounts still receive those mailings.
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Like the anti-tax camp, the pro-tax advocates have taken out TV commercials, organized social media campaigns, and sent direct mailings to voters.
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Trump will likely face a barrage of attack ads and negative mailings funded by Super PACs, labor unions and the campaign of his Democratic opponent.
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The Better Business Bureau has given the company an F rating, according to a spokeswoman, and has published a warning about the company's promotional mailings.
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Before she won her seat in Virginia's historic blue wave last year, a Republican PAC targeted the Peruvian immigrant's campaign with racist, fear-mongering mailings.
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The timing of these strange mailings is definitely eerie, coming less than a week after the suspect in serial bombings in Austin blew himself up.
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To reach retail investors, P&G has dispatched at least five mailings while Trian has sent at least three since the campaign started last month.
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When you move to a new house or apartment, you'll probably get occasional mailings intended for the previous residents — but those should slow down eventually.
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Almost all of these mailings will take a few weeks or a few months to stop, since they'll have already been prepared ahead of time.
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He outlined his strategy of going door to door, and conducting in-person events to offset a lack of money for mailings and television advertising.
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His dormant campaign used funds for travel, direct mailings, strategists and catering at a private Republican club on Capitol Hill, according to the FEC filings.
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And on a conspiratorial note, he complained that media coverage of the mailings was drowning out Republican momentum heading into the elections in 11 days.
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Ms. Dirksen also recommends couples promote their hashtag on their save-the-date mailings, wedding website or at pre-wedding events likes the bridal shower.
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Royal Mail reiterated its forecast that addressed letter volume would decline by 4 to 6 percent per year, excluding the impact of political parties' election mailings.
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Even amid the national coverage of the pipe bomb mailings, a hate crime that left two black people dead in Louisville was getting some national attention.
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As news breaks of an arrest in the case, many have found eerie similarities between these events and a still unsolved 2001 series of deadly mailings.
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The paper statement mailings were resumed in 2014 on a limited basis, but the online push continues, and more than 26 million accounts have been created.
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Denny Nealon, head of U.S. partnerships at Barclays, said their plan is to eschew direct mailings in favor of courting Uber's 65 million monthly active riders.
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The agency once sent earnings statements annually to workers 25 and older, but several years ago it reduced mailings and began encouraging Americans to check online.
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In the lower 48 states, census mailings typically go out to households in mid-March, with April 1 designated the date of record for residential submissions.
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A spate of politically motivated pipe-bomb mailings to prominent Democrats last week, followed by the synagogue shooting, have heightened national tensions ahead of the Nov.
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After her victory, Ms Schachtner explained in an interview that she thought she won because of the negative mailings from groups outside the district backing her opponent.
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National Republican groups, meanwhile, have spent fairly heavily: more than $800,000 on television and digital ads, mailings, phone banking and door-to-door canvassing in the district.
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But as the number of beauty box options exploded over the past few years, so did the mailings spattered with off-brand beauty samples and mystery trinkets.
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But the recent spate of 'suspicious' packages calls to mind one of the strangest (and still unsolved!) crimes of the last 20 years: the 94 Anthrax mailings.
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Census mailings started going out to homes across the country earlier this month, just as the coronavirus pandemic was beginning to heat up in the United States.
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The agency is about halfway through its mailings and, in "Wave 5," recently began sending cards to people in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.
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How might the state that founded our country's first public university, in 1789, re-elect a man notorious for racist election-night mailings, doctored-photo smear campaigns?
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WASHINGTON (CNN)More than $166,275 in contributions, mailings and digital ads to help a political newcomer take on a Republican incumbent in a Richmond-area Senate district.
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Using ZIP codes and research databases to identify likely customers, Wunderman teams reached them at home with mailings, promotional letters, phone calls, and newspaper and magazine inserts.
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But the party, which is much smaller than the state Democratic Party and has far fewer resources, is not spending large amounts on television ads or mailings.
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Like the Podesta emails, the DNC emails released Sunday were presented out of order and not always in context, and included mass mailings as well as internal correspondence.
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But perhaps most immediately relevant to the lives of Americans, the anthrax mailings caused a large backup of U.S. mail as postal workers faced the most immediate threat.
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At first, they ordered up huge mass mailings of leaflets, pamphlets, postcards, and letters, augmented with blizzards of newspaper ads, cartoons, posters, billboards, film trailers, and even skywriting.
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Throughout the interview, Blum repeatedly attacked the press for reporting critical stories about his recession remark, as well as the $100,000 his office has spent on constituent mailings.
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But this time proved different, as a deluge of mailings and local news coverage made it all but impossible for residents to ignore the contests for county executive.
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Post offices went from having a virtual monopoly to claiming 72.8% of letter market share, 39.3% of express mailings, and 37.8% of packages, according to the UPU memo.
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He was more of a foot soldier — a scheduler, a "nuts and bolts guy" in charge of assembling stages before events or overseeing the governor's holiday card mailings.
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Under this scenario, some on the right argue, the goal of the left is to "frame" conservatives for the mailings and drive Democrats to the polls in November.
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It's not clear whether any of the parcels contained working bombs or just had substances — or trappings to make it appear — as if the mailings were packed with explosives.
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So be alert for unusual calls or mailings that would point to an adult problem, like that jury summons, collection calls or a rush of preapproved credit card offers.
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Los Angeles Countys Sanchez said the county has made a major effort to educate voters, including direct mailings to their homes and informational spots across a host of media.
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Los Angeles County's Sanchez said the county has made a major effort to educate voters, including direct mailings to their homes and informational spots across a host of media.
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The President has continued attacking the news media in the wake of the Pittsburgh shooting, as well last week's series of pipe bomb mailings to prominent Democrats and CNN.
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It also covers audits, contracts with vendors, documents related to the nonprofit organization's tax status, and any records of advertisements, direct mailings or fund-raising events in New Jersey.
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The four-minute long video presents many of the arguments Third Point has made in mailings and on its website, set to a version of the familiar Campbell Soup jingle.
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The "Get Transcript" web application has been offline since the incident was discovered, the agency said on Friday, adding that mailings to the affected taxpayers will start on Feb. 29.
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In Providence, waves of mailings have given households links to the online census form or, in places where internet access is low, paper forms to fill out and mail back.
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In Miami, some voters have received suspicious mailings that appear to be in support of Democrats, but instead slip in recommendations for Republicans and for ballot issues that Democrats oppose.
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Organizers said they hoped to start as early as May knocking on doors, calling and sending mailings to reach 728,000 voters — mainly Latinos and Asians — in Colorado, Nevada and Florida.
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Pinellas County, where St. Petersburg is located, just saw its school board race hit with electioneering materials by "Citizens First," a super PAC that's unloaded $22019,000 on direct mailings alone.
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Officials have released sample images showing all of the first round of mailings, which will begin arriving from March 12-20, to help members of the public avoid potential scams.
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Using the contact information it received from Capital Publishing and its onetime client, Bevans sent mailings to prospective workers' comp clients, just as it had before the 2006 rule change.
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Follow-up research in some states concluded that 10 to 20 percent of those contacted had later registered to vote, a high response rate for direct mailings, Mr. Hamlin said.
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But because mailings are staggered in 10 "waves," people shouldn't be alarmed if a friend or a relative in a different state receives a new card first, Medicare administrators said.
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It called on the Cruz campaign to "rethink" the mailings and said recipients receiving them might, at first glance, believe they were being sued or ordered to appear in court.
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The army institute also employed Bruce E. Ivins, a microbiologist who was a leading suspect — but who was never charged — in the anthrax mailings in 2001 that killed five people.
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The army institute also employed Bruce E. Ivins, a microbiologist who was a leading suspect — but who was never charged — in the anthrax mailings in 2001 that killed five people.
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Both John Vilmain and Stahl said they fully expect the other campaigns to come after their vote, with Stahl saying he can't keep up with the mailings from Sanders and Clinton.
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"The IRS is committed to protecting taxpayers on multiple fronts against tax-related identity theft, and these mailings are part of that effort," IRS Commissioner John Koskinen said in a statement.
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Companies including former General Motors subsidiary Ally Financial Inc, Discover Financial Services American Express Co and Goldman Sachs Group Inc have gone after deposits through mailings, call centers and digital tools.
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As Election Day approaches, a handful of races in the New York suburbs are devolving into freewheeling fights marked by scorched-earth television ads, alarmist mailings and reams of outside money.
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"I ignore mailings and calls from my health insurer — I get them all the time," said Eliot Fishman, a senior director of health policy at Families USA, a consumer advocacy group.
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One major flaw with the first round of the democracy voucher program was that the mailings went out in January (required by the ballot initiative) but elections didn't happen until November.
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Peltz's appointment is the latest twist in a contest that saw the two sides collectively spend more than an estimated $100 million on mailings, phone calls and advertisements to woo investors.
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The incident came to light last week, when the legal groups informed Aetna that it and six other AIDS service organizations had received complaints from the insurer's customers regarding the mailings.
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He has closely identified himself with veterans and the military, to the point that he was chastised by the Marine Corps for unauthorized use of its insignia in his campaign mailings.
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What does it say about the RNC under Steele that he would hire Alpert in the middle of the ethical controversies about the Census mailings and the excessive spending by staff?
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In response to public complaints, the Direct Marketing Association, the industry watchdog of mail order marketers, conducted an investigation and concluded that the RNC mailings violated five of its ethics standards.
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In my visits to Trump Tower I have seen many inter-office mailings that included items of interest from the global press with notes of approval from daughter Ivanka to her father.
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Then came Mr. Trump's hard-line immigration policies and with them increased chaos that led many customers to say they no longer felt comfortable with their time-sensitive mailings subject to disruption.
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The rules committee will now review the proposal, which would limit a party leader's ability to collect proxies and would ensure that language clarifying the role of proxy votes appears on mailings.
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Sayoc's "terrorist attack" was the culmination of years of "hate-filled threats," months of planning and "days of carefully assembling the explosive mailings," according to the prosecution's sentencing memorandum obtained by CNN.
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This annual mailing was, during non-Census years, the largest annual mailing that the postal service had to deal with—around 2300 million individual mailings annually, according a 250 New York Times article.
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Federal agents on Friday arrested 56-year-old Cesar Sayoc for the string of pipe-bomb mailings after following a trail of evidence that included a fingerprint lifted from one of the devices.
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They say they have the resources to conduct follow-up mailings and visits with households who do not respond and say the penalty for not responding to the census has not been enforced.
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The idea was to give retailers clues to help their marketing, so they can target mailings or other efforts to lure in customers from neighborhoods where people tend to shop at competing stores.
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They say they oppose him because he worked on that state's controversial voter ID laws and on the 1990 campaign of Jesse Helms that was accused of sending misleading mailings to African-Americans.
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"All the mailings, all the negative things that went out, I think that none of that worked, because the community knew who I was," Ms. Cancel said in an interview on Tuesday evening.
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While E. and I hiked up Turtleback Mountain, Mark stayed home and fought with his website provider about why his third serial episode this month violated his plan's five-mailings-per-month limit.
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Janison: Part of the answer is that Ocasio-Cortez used the standard insurgent-candidate methods of legwork and whatever ads and mailings she could afford, emphasizing messages along the lines of Bernie Sanders.
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Extra points if you buy something using the accompanying discount code found on all their mailings ($50 off of a mattress with the code MATTRESS50; $5 off at Glossier with the code Stamp!).
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The March for Our Lives website claims Rubio received $3,303,355 from the NRA in his career -- including spending on his behalf (such as TV commercials, print and digital ads or mailings), and donations.
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Ms. Velazquez received support from outside groups including Planned Parenthood, which sent mailings attacking Mr. Gjonaj (pronounced JOE-nye) for his votes on health care and adoption, comparing him unfavorably to President Trump.
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The postcards always came from the same place—Lupi's from Brooklyn, Posavec's from London—and though they outlined, in fine detail, the mundanities of their daily lives, the mailings involved very little actual writing.
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" Sayoc also was "an avid follower" of the president's Twitter account where Trump "posted prolifically about his political enemies, including all of the recipients of Mr. Sayoc's mailings," according to the court documents. "Mr.
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The suspect charged in connection with the mailings, Cesar Sayoc Jr., has been accused of sending similar explosives to more than a dozen high-profile Democrats and figures with whom Trump has publicly sparred.
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He is sending targeted mailings, changing advertising to better represent female Marines, and traveling the country to meet with coaches and female athletes who may be well-suited for the rigors of Marine service.
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A different outside security firm was hired to examine software the Trump and Clinton campaigns use to manage mailings, electronic outreach and other campaign efforts, another person who was briefed on the issue said.
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It is the latest twist in the largest proxy battle in history, in which the two sides collectively spent more than an estimated $100 million on mailings, phone calls and advertisements to woo investors.
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In fact, financial data reported by the Postal Service to its federal regulator, reveals that the quasi-federal entity has lost $315 million in fulfilling foreign shipments and mailings in the last three years.
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Print materials are more expensive in full color, so if your marketing plan includes a lot of trade shows or direct mailings, you may want to opt for only one color in your logo.
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The mailings were sent in an envelope with a large plastic window; in some cases, that window may have revealed the beginning of the letter, including the client's name and a mention of HIV prescriptions.
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These delegate-selecting meetings have secret ballots, rooms cut into candidate quadrants and, until this year, analog phone calls and *gasp* physical mailings to tally the votes and decide which candidate each precinct would support.
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Google has pioneered a uniquely open company culture, which encourages transparent conversations between executives and employees at weekly meetings or on internal company mailings lists, and the ability to access the company documents and code.
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The RNC also used similar mailers back in 2010, which were deemed by the United States Postal Inspection Service's general counsel to be legal and not a violation of the 1990 Deceptive Mailings Prevention Act.
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The Texas Civil Rights Project has run radio and newspaper ads and sent out mass mailings in various places along the border to try to reach landowners who may be receiving the letters, Garza said.
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The Obama administration is planning greater outreach, through advertising, social media, mailings and email, to try new ways to persuade young, healthy Americans to buy marketplace coverage during the next enrollment period, which starts Nov. 1.
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To empower the black community through economic participation, the Black Star Line offered stock for sale to African-Americans, advertised for sale in Negro World, the newspaper Garvey founded in 1918, and through flyers and mailings.
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CAI and its allies at Food & Water Watch have both put out fundraising pleas to their mailings lists and on their websites, invoking the name of Flint in order to raise money for their own coffers.
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For these businesses and growing enterprises who each reach hundreds, upward to thousands, of customers regarding mailings on sales, promotions, and billing – these small savings on stamps can really go a long way in the end.
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Earlier, in a tweet, the President appeared to give credence to conservative media narratives that the media's focus on the bomb mailings was deliberately designed to hurt GOP prospects at the polls in 11 days time.
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The advocacy groups helmed by Charles and David Koch have unveiled a new pool of money for advertisements, field programs and mailings that would exclude those who vote for the health care bill they oppose on Thursday.
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Under the slogan "Remain in the centre of Europe - select Hannover", the Hanover Marketing and Tourism company (HMTG) said it planned advertisements in Britain and mailings to firms as it competed with other cities for British business.
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The Department of Health and Human Services estimates consumer costs for this policy change will total $30.8 million, but this estimate fails to account for expenses like educating consumers about the policy change and sending separate mailings.
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Within hours, comments — and more than a few unprintable jokes — were flying, along with speculation about who was responsible, as well whether the fecal mailings were symbolic, or merely redolent of, the broader controversies roiling the field.
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The political arm of Winning for Women, WFW Action Fund, pumped slightly more than $200,000 into an independent expenditure that included TV and radio ads along with mailings on behalf of Dr. Perry in the first vote.
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According to the New York State Board of Elections, the primary on Tuesday will cost about $10 million, which covers ballots, Election Day materials, inspector pay, poll site rentals, moving costs for voting machines, staff and mailings.
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The cumulative effect of all the ads, and corresponding attacks through harshly worded mailings, has been to stunt the growth of the so-called establishment candidates, keeping them clustered together in New Hampshire polls while Mr. Trump soars.
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Mailings of the statements have become sporadic due to budget cuts, but you can always access your statement - and download it as a PDF file - by creating a My Social Security account on the SSA website (bit.ly/20nvsaI).
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For one, new city legislation after the last election imposed rules on outside spending, including that advertisements and mailings show not only the name of the outside group paying for the message, but also the group's top funders.
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Twitter apologized on Friday after a former Democratic aide said the social media giant didn't take action when she reported threats from the man charged Friday in connection with a series of pipe bomb mailings to high-profile Democrats.
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Finally, colleges must stop trying to have it both ways: Quit selling yourselves to the applicant pool with unending mailings, glossy brochures, slick websites and other promotional efforts, while simultaneously bemoaning how "overwhelming" the odds against admission have become.
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In Ohio, the DOJ's solicitor general sided with the state that purging voters from the rolls who did not vote over a six-year period or answer mailings confirming they wanted to stay registered, was legal under federal law.
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In a mere 19 days, the bombing sprees stirred fear across the Austin and San Antonio regions of Central Texas, evoking the nowhere-is-safe quality of the anthrax mailings of 2001 and the Washington sniper attacks of 2002.
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Uber, which started in New York in 2011, plans a major campaign to promote congestion pricing, beginning on Wednesday with a "six-figure" run of television ads followed by other outreach such as radio ads, mailings and phone calls.
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Maybe this scenario is familiar: Once a year around this time, you hunt through stacks of disorganized papers for receipts, grab unopened mailings marked "important tax documents enclosed," throw everything into a box and head to your tax preparer.
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Mediator You don't have to go deep into the internet to find the baseless conspiracies that provided a backdrop for mass murder in Pittsburgh and the recent pipe-bomb mailings to Barack Obama, the Clintons, George Soros and CNN.
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Of course, there have been other memorable mailings: We'll never forget this gem from their early years at the White House and the way Sasha and Malia Obama (when they were just wee little things) cuddled up to their parents.
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A number of journalists have reported receiving anti-Semitic tweets and mailings from Trump supporters, and some Jewish groups have been dismayed by the elevation of Steve Bannon, a top Trump aide who is allied with the alt-right movement.
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In the summer of 2006, the researchers, with the help of political consultant Mark Grebner, sent about 80,000 households in Michigan different mailings encouraging them to vote; they specifically targeted households likely to vote in the Republican primary, which was contested.
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Over its years when it openly distanced itself from the rest of TV (it's not TV, remember, it's HBO), the premium cable channel also mastered the arcane art of inducing nominations though shrewd publicity and mass mailings of its best product.
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The killings came amid a swirl of headlines about hatred and violence across the country: the mailings, throughout the week, of pipe bombs to prominent Democrats and CNN, and then the massacre of 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday.
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"We appreciate the Court of Appeals decision and will move forward with the process approved by the members of the Wisconsin Elections Commission in June 2019 for handling mailings sent to potential movers," the WEC said in a statement on Friday.
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She said that she had not yet heard from the guarantee fund, but added that she had received mailings instructing her to keep on paying her monthly premium in full, even if it rises, or else her coverage would be canceled.
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In their letter, The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law and The Native American Rights Fund argue that the mailers violate the Prevent Deceptive Census Look Alike Mailings Act and could sow confusion among Native American communities in the state.
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But they have a history going back well before his name was publicly released, and several of the social media posts contain images that are also on the van that police took into custody in connection to the pipe bomb mailings.
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The company, which was recently downgraded from the blue-chip index to the mid-caps, said the decline in addressed letter volumes, excluding political parties' election mailings, would likely be wider than its forecast range of 4-6 percent in 2019-20.
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In the weeks leading up to P&G's shareholder meeting, the fight resembled a political contest, complete with carefully crafted videos, lengthy white papers, mass mailings and tens of thousands of phone calls urging shareholders to vote blue (P&G) or white (Trian).
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After the two sides collectively spent more than an estimated $100 million on mailings, phone calls and advertisements to woo investors, the outcome as of late Monday was too close to call, according to sources who had estimates of a preliminary voting tally.
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Even the best one in the world is still, well, an email app, and that means it delivers you the endless stream of notifications, newsletters, spam mailings, deals, sales, invitations, requests, and obligations that take up your time and sap away productivity.
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Three weeks before the election, he corresponded with Emma Wolfe, one of the mayor's closest advisers, about the procedures for paying for hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign advertisements and mailings for Democratic candidates in targeted races, according to the materials.
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While most debt collection agencies still use paper mailings and phone calls in their attempts to recover their clients' money, Collectly is moving its interactions online, tracking and collecting data from debtors in how they respond — or don't respond — to its outreach.
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In the Shapero case, explained Judge John Bush for a panel that included Judges Eugene Siler and Deborah Cook, the Supreme Court struck down a Kentucky rule barring lawyers from sending targeted mailings to potential clients known to be facing particular legal problems.
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But interest groups, corporations and rich individuals can profoundly influence elections by donating to entities known as super PACS ("PAC" is an acronym for "political action committee") that in turn can spend vast sums on political tools like advertisements and direct mailings.
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Susan B. Anthony List (SBA List) and its partner super PAC, Women Speak Out PAC, announced Friday that part of the hefty budget will help fund efforts to expand their boots on the ground, mailings and phone calls to voters, and digital ads.
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"These kind of hoaxes may not cause physical harm, but they scare the heck out of people because most of us recall the anthrax mailings in the early 2000s when five people were killed," Andrew Lelling, the U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts, told a news conference.
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"William Tierney admitted today that he secretly operated numerous political action committees to obtain small-dollar donations from people who believed their hard-earned money would support the causes described in solicitation calls and mailings," U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said in a news release.
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Give a Field Notes e-gift card, a limited-edition set celebrating National Parks, Space expeditions or the band Wilco, or a year-long subscription ($14.953) that delivers four quarterly mailings with the two sets of the newest limited edition designs and bonus surprises.
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Democrats in Ohio cried foul in October after Republican Secretary of State John Husted didn't mail a million absentee ballot applications out—385,000 merely because the would-be recipients hadn't voted in 2012 and 2014 and hadn't replied to county mailings confirming their addresses.
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Planned Parenthood's $28503 million campaign, which includes canvassing, mailings, television, radio and digital ads, will initially focus on battleground states the group considers key to winning the White House and flipping the Senate: Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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It's part of a campaign buying blitz that has put South Carolina awash in Steyer money as he also blankets the state with millions in advertisements and mailings, making him nearly omnipresent in the state while other campaigns have barely begun to invest financially.
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The political scientists Alan Gerber, Donald Green and Christopher Larimer sent letters reminding the recipients of their own voting histories, informing them of their neighbors' voting histories and indicating that their neighbors had received similar mailings and would learn in the future whether the recipients voted.
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"The defendant's terrorist attack was the culmination of years of violent and hate-filled threats, months of planning, and days of carefully assembling the explosive mailings while proudly monitoring media coverage of the widespread panic he induced," prosecutors said in their sentencing memorandum filing July 22.
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After Charleston pro-slavery citizens broke into the local post office in 32006 and burned the mail, the postmaster general sanctioned the suppression of abolitionist mailings to the South, the first in a series of government actions limiting the free exchange of information through the post office.
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And the Republican National Committee put a temporary pause on its mail operations aiding Trump's campaign in terms of messaging to assess the current situation and decide if they need to change their message on mailings and other get-out-the-vote operations, a top RNC official told CNN.
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Each of these treatments increased turnout, but the ones including past voting records were by far the most effective: Listing the household's own voting record alone boosted turnout by 4.9 percentage points compared with households not getting mailings, and listing neighbors' voting records too boosted turnout by 8.1 points.
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For eight years I documented the details of New York's reaction and recovery, including the subsequent anthrax mailings to journalists and politicians, as well as case after case in which the public's trust in government and so-called experts -- scientists, pundits, newspaper columnists, law enforcement officials -- was violated.
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In addition, the new EasilyDo Mail app offers several unique features aimed at differentiating its app from other alternative mail clients on iOS, including tools to detect and prevent email tracking, ways to quickly unsubscribe from newsletters and automated mailings, email snoozing, and faster search, to name a few.
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The 2014 Senate materials reviewed by The Times also show that Mr. Percoco was involved until at least mid-October, when correspondence with Ms. Wolfe shows that the two were negotiating over how to track and pay some of the roughly $1 million in television advertising and mailings.
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But beginning in 2012, Georgia also changed the status of 372,000 more to inactive, which means that while they can vote, they don't receive mailings about how to vote from the state and they don't show up on the public lists used for get-out-the-vote efforts.
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Then, suddenly, you hit your late 50s or early 653s and you realize, almost without being aware of it, that you've begun paying closer attention to those commercials about annuities, reverse mortgages and Medicare Part B, and you're no longer reflexively tossing those AARP mailings straight into the trash.
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For now, the RNC has put a temporary pause on its mail operations that are part of the committee's victory operation to assess the current situation and decide if they need to change their message on mailings and other get-out-the-vote operations, according to a top RNC official.
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Your tweet bemoaning the purported lack of political coverage after the pipe bomb mailings -- as media outlets have focused on the attack and investigation into who was responsible -- is perceived as you prioritizing your political agenda over the security of your political opponents: security for some, but not for all.
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"While we determined that the mailings did not contain toxins or poison, each of these incidents required a significant law enforcement response, a field screening of the letter's contents, and a methodical analysis by FBI weapons of mass destruction and laboratory experts," said Harold H. Shaw, special agent in charge, FBI Boston Division.
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The mailings look to have been designed by someone whose only exposure to EDM culture was that Zac Efron movie, packed with items like a Bluetooth speaker-equipped water bottle, beer koozies with neon lettering ("Lit today, Lyte tomorrow"), and fingerless gloves with "High five to rehydration" printed below a green Pedialyte logo.
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With that in mind, Planned Parenthood Advocates of Oregon and NARAL Pro-Choice Oregon worked together on a campaign in which they identified pro-choice voters and targeted them with mailings and phone calls hoping to educate them on Smith's actual views, and the pro-choice views of his opponent Jeff Merkley.
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Seriously: The family gets first dibs on all samples (and Kim dutifully delivers shipments of updated Yeezy footwear to family members whenever a new drop approaches — and, to make things more meta, she documents her mailings of the kicks across various platforms) and they often break news on when we can expect new styles.
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In Florida and other states across the country, as well as on Capitol Hill, the N.R.A. derives its political influence instead from a muscular electioneering machine, fueled by tens of millions of dollars' worth of campaign ads and voter-guide mailings, that scrutinizes candidates for their views on guns and propels members to the polls.
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Those of us who know what the term Brat Pack refers to are all receiving monthly mailings from AARP, and now Ms. Ringwald — still looking pretty fresh-faced, actually — is starring in a stage version of "Terms of Endearment," playing the role that won an Oscar for Shirley MacLaine in the popular 1983 movie.
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Boycott the rankings surveys, curtail the marketing mailings, be frank about how institutions differ, offer prequalification assessments, encourage high school counselors to entice the underrepresented students to apply, pull back the curtain on how decisions are made, and collaborate among yourselves to shift the process in favor of the applicants who are, ultimately, your entire reason for being.
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"Aetna and Gibson shared insured PHI without password protection or encryption, shared far more data than was necessary to perform the notice function, and never warned or notified KCC that the insured information Aetna and Gibson provided to KCC to effectuate the mailings was being provided by Aetna and Gibson in violation of their … obligations under HIPAA," the KCC complaint said.
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The mysterious "Banacol" stickers on the apples she peeled for me, the Royal Dansk Danish Butter Cookies tin, mailings from Ed McMahon, deputized to me, which might make us millions, my parents' odd names on checks that had pale mountain ranges in the background, mountain ranges that I had been invited to select myself, from the sheet of so many options.
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Juul Labs gets $12.8 billion investment from Marlboro maker Altria Group As part of that deal, Juul is getting access to Altria's retail shelf space; the company is sending out direct communications pitching Juul to adult smokers through cigarette pack inserts and mailings to the company's database of customers; and the two will combine the power of their respective sales and distribution backend which reaches roughly 230,000 retailers across America.
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Pretty much what the Pittsburgh Public Theater provides: classics, moderns, musicals, Shakespeare and one-person shows; a certain intimacy (not too big); an annual Shakespeare monologue contest for middle through high school students; periodic mailings and emails with information on what's coming, casting notes and behind-the-scenes tidbits; easy, reasonably-priced parking right next door; Sunday night showtimes that get you home just a little earlier than on other nights.
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No printer!), Tape a Call for phone interviews, Rev for transcription, Quip when I wanted a collaborative note-taking interface that was clean, MailChimp to send my newsletter, Shyp for mailings, Google Calendar to keep track of meetings and deadlines, Venmo and PayPal to collect (and make) payments, and Dropbox to organize basically everything else — from photos to reporting notes to my book manuscript, which was written entirely in Google Docs, by the way.
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Photo: Joe Raedle (Getty)Cesar Sayoc Jr., the 56-year-old Floridian arrested in connection to a rash of pipe-bomb mailings directed at many of President Trump's foremost political opponents, has a considerable criminal history (among them, a previous arrest for a pipe-bomb threat, according to the Washington Post.) But Sayoc's history of violent threats was public and plain to see for any of the 700 or so followers of what appear to be his two accounts on Twitter.
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As for what happens when they hit the Capitol, I turned to a former Congressional aide for information on how mail is handled, and here's where Salsbury's initiative may hit a stumbling block: All mail to members of Congress, in both district and DC offices, is screened before delivery, and that screening is particularly extensive in DC. While careful screening has always played a role at the Capitol, the 2001 anthrax mailings complicated matters, and Congressional staffers are not fans of envelopes of powdery substances—even after going through screening, irradiation, and x-ray examination.
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