It's hard to imagine Obama will be making a call to Marine Le Pen anytime soon.
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Rohingyas are "frustrated, and they are picking up sticks and making a call to defend themselves," he said.
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The staff closely tracks three weather forecasting systems — AccuWeather, CompuWeather and Metro Weather — before making a call to deploy the equipment.
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Entrepreneur and investor Gary Vaynerchuk's morning routine includes making a call to his family in the car on his way to work.
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Some requests of the Hapsburg group came at the direct request of the Ukrainian government and Yanukovych, including making a call to a senator.
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CEO Sundar Pichai famously demoed Assistant making a call to a hair salon worker to make an appointment — although the demo may have been faked.
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Rather, she said this class was "graduating at a time when there is a full-fledged assault on truth and reason" — making a call to action.
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From Poitier to Rosa Parks, Oprah shared the honor with fellow revolutionaries, while making a call to action sure to stir future revolutionaries for generations to come.
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I once considered making a call to the police for a non-emergency, well-person check out of concern for my brother, when became seriously ill last year.
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When the Third Party Doctrine was adopted, there was only so much information that a person could give up by making a call to someone on a landline telephone.
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When I tested out the storytime feature making a call to a coworker who also had a Portal TV review unit, I read his toddler daughter a story through the Portal.
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The paranoia and emptiness finally got to be too much, and I decided to seek help, making a call to a therapist to ask about sliding scale prices for sessions, my voice shaking.
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Berman said that after making a call to find out what happened, he returned to his seat where his son, Doug, and Doug's then-fiancée met him with birthday cards, hot dogs and beer.
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If you're going to be making a call to the FCC anyway, then this might be an appropriate place to conduct a "vehicle inspection" and put a permit sticker on the back of your satellite.
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"I've never seen anything like this in my foreign service career," Holmes said, adding that it was unusual for someone to be at a lunch in a restaurant making a call to the president on a cellphone.
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The N.R.A. is relying on her word in its battle with Oliver North, the organization's former president, who stepped down this year shortly after making a call to Ms. Hallow that N.R.A. officials described as threatening toward Mr. LaPierre.
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"Now I'm an honest person anyway, but do you think when I'm making a call to a newly elected president of a country that I would say something improper when I know so many people are listening on the line?" said Trump.
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Once operational, this new Google Assistant function promises to remove yet another human-to-human interface, serving laudable purposes — such as helping a busy parent by making a call to schedule a doctor's appointment for an ailing child — but also serving to distance and atomize us as individuals.
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After leaving, Jesse sits on a park bench, making a call to Lenny's parents to tell them about their son and how he died so he can get closure and move on. After discharge from the hospital, Edy takes Jesse to his store, Jesse has decided to take up the family business instead of going back to Iraq.
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Sometime later, the bear attacks the shed once more. Bebe escapes while closing the door at Candy's face, leaving her to be killed by the bear. The following morning, Ranger Bob returns to find an upset Bebe. As Bebe prepares to leave the camp, Ranger Bob overhears her making a call to her friend telling her she had manipulated Ranger Bob and planned to murder him.
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Switch 3 formed when Maf and Mick's previous band, LapSpeed, folded. Although LapSpeed was primarily a punk band, both Maf and Mick wanted to try something different with a new lineup and new sound. The search for a guitarist was short lived, with Maf making a call to his bass playing brother Ben, who would eventually join the band as a guitarist, passing bass duties to Mick. Next was the drummer.
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After watching the clips, the shop owner uploads the sex video onto YouTube, where it quickly spreads. Arjun is shown to be regretful of having taken advantage of Sonia's trust in him when she allowed him to record them. Sonia too finds out about the YouTube video, and after making a call to Arjun, is shown to be preparing for suicide. A chase follows when Arjun tries to find Ansari.
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Bidding starts by the player in second seat making a call to the player in first seat on which the latter can hold or pass. If the first seat player holds, the second seat player can make a higher call or pass himself. This continues until either of the two players passes. The player in third seat is then allowed to continue making calls to the player who has not yet passed.
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The music video for "Back to Sleep" was directed by Brown. The video begins, after the conclusion of Brown's "Fine by Me" music video, and starts with Brown making a call to his girlfriend, insisting that he come over even though it's late at night. After Brown and his girlfriend get intimate, showing them kissing and touching on display in the shower and bedroom. Intercut with performance clips where Brown sings the song in a club.
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Marty attends Sam's wedding; Arnett invites himself into the kitchen, where he begins asking the staff questions about Sam. Helen speaks to Arnett, who will not reveal who hired him but suggests that Sam is responsible for the Reno murders. On the phone, Sam overhears Helen making a call to Arnett and begins to suspect she is "against him." Arnett and Helen discuss her paying him to keep quiet Sam's involvement in the murders; when she gets home, Sam confronts her.
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Fujichiyo also approaches a respected chamber music tutor named Osaki (Kamayuki Tsubono) and offers him 200,000 yen to perform. Okamoto relays these findings, and his suspicion of her possible sponsor, to Tabata, who recommends continuing to investigate Fujichiyo's dealings. A suspect is arrested after making a call to Kyoko's newspaper announcing the date and time of the next robbery, but Okamoto and Kyoko feel that his story does not add up. Their suspicions of Fujichiyo appear confirmed when she attempts to pay for a theater space with stolen money.
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"The Man I Want to Be" was Young's second of five consecutive number-one hits on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. It also peaked at numbers 48 and 81 on both the Billboard Hot 100 and Canadian Hot 100 respectively. The song was certified Platinum by the RIAA for selling over a million units in the United States. An accompanying music video for the song, directed by Chris Hicky, features Young at a bus stop making a call to God through a phone booth to help him find his former girlfriend.
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After making a call to Halcombe, Paulson is almost killed by Carl, but Halcombe rescues her just in time. Halcombe uses a bracelet identical to one worn by one of the victims to trick Hansen into thinking the police have found the evidence he'd hidden in the bush. The bracelet, combined with the sight of Paulson in the interrogation room, enrages Hansen to the point that he incriminates himself. The epilogue states that Hansen confessed to the murders of 17 women, and the kidnappings and rapes of another 30.
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They do campaign with family members and when defeated candidates lose face because elections are a matter of family pride. Candidates often have no platform, do not talk "about issues, policies, or potential legislation", or make any "public campaign promises". Candidates often sit in silence on their visits rather than formally introduce themselves, give a stump speech or field questions about what they will do if elected. Potential voters will however often ask for small favors such as making a call to a government office that issued permits or handled utilities on the voter's behalf if the candidate is elected.
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A Russian peasant family is eating dinner when a truck stops in the front yard. The father opens the door of the truck to find a dead woman and two crying infants in the seat next to her. Marie Jones, an American woman, is seen in a Russian hotel room making a call to her daughter; she then goes to meet a local notary, who tells her that she has inherited some property, and that she should visit it. Having been taken to the wooded island, she finds that the house is dilapidated and inhabited by zombie-like creatures, one of whom looks like her.
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In episode "Remember the Devil" it was revealed that Halstead was married to a woman named Abby, whom he had met while deployed in Afghanistan and married in a drunken one-night stand. It causes a rift in his relationship with Lindsay and he moved out of their apartment at the end of the episode. At the end of the episode "Fork in the Road", he was seen making a call to Lindsay to propose to her but it was seen that she did not answer the call. It is later revealed that she was leaving for New York City after a series of incidents from the episode essentially led to her accepting a job there and escape further scrutiny from the CPD.
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John Riordan provides the following explanation for these numbers: suppose that a telephone service has subscribers, any two of whom may be connected to each other by a telephone call. How many different patterns of connection are possible? For instance, with three subscribers, there are three ways of forming a single telephone call, and one additional pattern in which no calls are being made, for a total of four patterns.. For this reason, the numbers counting how many patterns are possible are sometimes called the telephone numbers... Every pattern of pairwise connections between subscribers defines an involution, a permutation of the subscribers that is its own inverse, in which two subscribers who are making a call to each other are swapped with each other and all remaining subscribers stay in place. Conversely, every possible involution has the form of a set of pairwise swaps of this type.
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CP/M-86 and DOS had very similar functionality, but were not compatible because the system calls for the same functions and program file formats were different, so two versions of the same software had to be produced and marketed to run under both operating systems. The command interface again had similar functionality but different syntax; where CP/M-86 (and CP/M) copied file `SOURCE` to `TARGET` with the command `PIP TARGET=SOURCE`, DOS used `COPY SOURCE TARGET`. Initially MS-DOS and CP/M-86 also ran on computers not necessarily hardware-compatible with the IBM PC such as the Apricot and Sirius, the intention being that software would be independent of hardware by making standardised operating system calls to a version of the operating system custom tailored to the particular hardware. However, writers of software which required fast performance accessed the IBM PC hardware directly instead of going through the operating system, resulting in PC-specific software which performed better than other MS-DOS and CP/M-86 versions; for example, games would display fast by writing to video memory directly instead of suffering the delay of making a call to the operating system, which would then write to a hardware-dependent memory location.
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