Other texts showed Cothren making advances towards interns and a lobbyist.
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"He kept making advances on her and she repeatedly told him no," Rodriguez said.
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The military now controls the eastern districts and are making advances in the west.
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Jolie also remembered Weinstein making advances in a hotel room early in her career.
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"When they see women making advances, that's something they can mobilize off of," DiBranco said.
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You & I, however, have gained much over the years & are making advances in important respects.
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Moonves has acknowledged he may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances years ago.
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She's uninterested, and Floyd finds it disrespectful, but Malcolm insists on making advances at her anyway.
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Weinstein has admitted to making advances on actresses, but denies allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
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In neighboring Idlib, the Syrian army -- backed by Russian airpower -- is making advances from the south.
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"He kept making advances on her and she repeatedly told him no," explained Sadie Rodriguez, Fisher's mother.
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Weinstein has admitted to making advances on actresses, but vehemently denies allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
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But they cannot be compared to state-owned champions making advances in science and technology, she says.
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Binary Capital partner Justin Caldbeck also resigned after he was accused of making advances toward six businesswomen.
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You and I, however, have gained much over the years and are making advances in important respects.
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Other research groups, based at universities and at pharmaceutical companies, are making advances with vaccines of their own.
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Weinstein, meanwhile, has admitted to making advances on actresses, but vehemently denies allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
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"We're making advances and there are Islamic State corpses," said another soldier, talking to colleagues by walkie-talkie.
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Several other women have accused Moore in recent weeks of making advances on them when they were teenagers.
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"I am sick and tired of answering the question about Alfred Hitchcock making advances upon me," she says.
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"He kept making advances on her and she repeatedly told him no," Rodriguez told Los Angeles Times reporters.
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Other recent episodes are funny without being shitty or encroaching on a woman's space and making advances towards her.
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I recognize that there were times decades ago when I may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances.
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Gina Martin was at a music festival watching The Killers last summer when two men kept making advances towards her.
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"I recognize that there were times decades ago when I may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances," he said.
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"He kept making advances on her and she repeatedly told him no," Rodriguez told the Los Angeles Times via Facebook Messenger.
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"He kept making advances on her and she repeatedly told him no," Rodriguez told the Los Angeles Times via Facebook Messenger.
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No, they're not announcing a breakthrough in healing the actual spinal cord (though other doctors are making advances in that area).
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In the intervening months, he was accused of making advances against a number of teenagers when he was in his 30s.
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The forecast map shows multiple fires making advances on popular vacation destinations and already affected areas, including Narooma and Batemans Bay.
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Moonves acknowledged in a statement that there were times decades ago when he may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances.
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Syrian government forces also regained control of a road to the northern city of Aleppo after making advances against Islamic State fighters.
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The Broadway industry has been making advances in technology and streaming for many years now, attempting to make theater available to larger audiences.
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Star Simpson, the woman who spoke to the Times and accused DeVaul of making advances, did not respond to a request for comment.
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Since launching the offensive on October, government forces have driven IS from eastern Mosul and are now making advances in the western sector.
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" She says admissions officers fail to define leadership as "making advances in solving mathematical problems" or "being the best poet of the century.
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What followed, according to Grace, was an evening of Ansari making advances that she tried to reject through both verbal and non-verbal cues.
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Moonves acknowledged making advances that may have made women uncomfortable but said he never misused his position to harm or hinder anyone&aposs career.
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Astronomers have found indirect evidence of a new type of black hole, and they're now making advances toward seeing one for the first time.
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A former high school football coach has been arrested by police in Louisiana, where he's accused of making advances to at least two underage girls.
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Those allegations came in a New Yorker magazine article, followed by a statement from Moonves that he regretted making some women uncomfortable by making advances.
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Mr Moonves denies both sets of allegations, although in response to the earlier ones he said he "may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances".
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In the wake of Westbrook's video, other men said they'd had similar experiences with Charles making advances on them over Instagram DMs or other social media.
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Making advances in space means engineering at the very frontier of what's possible — indeed, it frequently means expanding that frontier and doing what others thought impossible.
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But MacFarland said the coalition had made advances on the field over the past year, regaining control over ISIS strongholds like Ramadi and making advances elsewhere.
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Mr. Moonves, who admits that he "may have made women uncomfortable by making advances," moved the bar higher, making it easier for others to trip on.
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In addition, two extras from Ratner's Rush Hour 2 told the Times that the director offered them speaking parts in the film after making advances on them.
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"I recognize that there were times decades ago when I may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances," Moonves said in a statement to the outlet.
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It&aposs an electrical storm and it could be all over your brain or certain parts of your brain, and they&aposre slowly making advances with it.
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In the tape, Trump described making advances on a married woman and how he could grope and kiss women without their consent because of his celebrity status.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces have, after all, suspended their counter-ISIS campaign in order to shift forces to the north where Turkish tanks are slowly making advances.
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"I recognize that there were times decades ago when I may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances", Moonves said in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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One irony about the rising number of mastectomies is that medicine is making advances that are reducing the need for such radical surgery, even with large breast tumors.
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Nine women have accused Helmer of making advances toward them at the workplace while attempting to lure some of them with his power to help them achieve promotions.
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"I recognize that there were times decades ago when I may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances," Moonves said in a statement to The New Yorker.
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Baze told CNN that the alleged shooter, Dimitrios Pagourtzis, had been making advances toward Shana, who just turned 215, for the past four months, asking her to date him.
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A security source said the offensive was making advances with several hills taken in the push against the militants entrenched on fortified high ground, in outposts and in caves.
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Video "I recognize that there were times decades ago when I may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances," Moonves said in a statement to The New Yorker.
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The accusations follow the release of a tape last week from 2005 in which Trump describes making advances on a married woman and groping and kissing women without consent.
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In a statement following the article, Moonves acknowledged making advances that may have made women uncomfortable but said he never misused his position to harm or hinder anyone's career.
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Robotics manufacturers are making advances in this field, but for now it's a whole lot harder than training a human workforce to use standard tools on a different pattern.
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China has stepped up its surveillance efforts in Xinjiang, the western region that's home to the Uighur ethnic minority group — including making advances in human policing and high-tech surveillance.
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The four-page leaflets told residents that Iraqi-led forces, supported by the US-led coalition against ISIS, were making advances on the city and that no one should panic.
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That is bad enough when it means thinking a friendly female colleague is making advances; when it means reading a child's playfulness and warmth as seductive, it is very dangerous.
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Massagué and his students were making advances of their own, notably in an experiment in which they depleted various types of immune cells in mice that carried dormant cancer cells.
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The new round of airstrikes came as Libyan forces were reported by Agence France-Presse to be making advances in their months-old offensive to oust the Islamic State from Surt.
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The revelations also diverted attention from the sexual abuse scandal facing Republicans: Senate candidate Roy Moore of Alabama is accused of making advances on teenagers when he was in his thirties.
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David Wright, co-director and senior scientist at the global security program with the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), said North Korean rocket scientists seem to be making advances on multiple fronts.
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Bush was host of NBC's "Access Hollywood" when he laughed along as Trump bragged about making advances on a married woman and using his celebrity status to get away with sexual misconduct.
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The military loyal to the eastern government has been making advances on the ground in Benghazi, Libya's second largest city, which is on the coast about 250 km (155 miles) west of Derna.
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" In response to the story, Moonves, 68, provided a statement to The New Yorker saying, "I recognize that there were times decades ago when I may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances.
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And one of the executives named in the report, a director at Google's research unit who was publicly accused of making advances on a woman he was interviewing for a job, resigned this week.
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He had been accused -- we now know, falsely -- of flirting with and making advances at then-21-year-old Carolyn Bryant, who, along with her husband, Roy, owned a grocery store in Money, Mississippi.
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It's not an issue of stock," Cramer contended, pointing out Moonves acknowledged in a statement responding to Friday's report by The New Yorker that he "may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances.
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As such, the administration's strategy is to adopt steps that can allow the secessionists to claim they are making advances on the political front while limiting the potential for attacks from the opposition, Barroso noted.
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The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces have been making advances inside Raqqa since June 6, under the cover of airstrikes by the American-led coalition, with the aim of liberating the city from the Islamic State.
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The officials, who briefed reporters on condition of anonymity, said Assad's government carried out the attack in Khan Sheikhoun as part of an effort to put pressure on Syrian rebels who were making advances in the area.
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Moonves had earlier said he "may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances", which he called mistakes he regretted immensely, but that he understood "'no' means 'no'" and never used his position to harm anyone's career.
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The diplomatic pressure from China to stop a sixth nuclear test at the Punggye-ri test site is intended to keep the North Koreans from making advances in warhead miniaturization and the design of a hydrogen bomb.
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Presumptions about personality traits, occupations, behavior and physical characteristics remained consistent over three decades despite women making advances in education and the workplace, said authors of the study published in Psychology of Women Quarterly, a peer-reviewed journal.
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Flynt's announcement comes the same month The Washington Post published a 2005 recording in which Trump discusses making advances on a married woman and how he can kiss and grope women without consent because of his celebrity status.
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An insurgent source told Reuters that rebels were making advances in the northern Hama countryside, in an area where President Bashar al-Assad and his allies have been steadily rolling back rebel gains over the last two years.
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After a New York Times article exposed Helmer's history of making advances toward female subordinates and using his position to garner sexual favors, more than 300 former and current PMA employees signed a petition calling for institutional accountability.
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"As the video was playing, Russell came over and started making advances and at the time, I thought it was a joke and it became increasingly apparent that it wasn't a joke and he continued his advances," Khalighi explained.
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But the latest devices are making advances in new directions that aren't adequately covered by those tests; namely, the emergence of "night mode" shooting and multi-lens setups like the iPhone 11 Pro and its hulking rear-camera assembly.
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Moonves said at the time that he "may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances," which he called mistakes that he regretted immensely, but that he understood "'no' means 'no'" and never used his position to harm anyone's career.
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Moonves has said that he "may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances" decades ago, which he called mistakes that he regretted immensely, but that he understood "'no' means 'no'" and had never used his position to harm anyone's career.
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Moonves said in a statement on Friday that he "may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances," which he called mistakes that he regretted immensely, but that he understood "'no' means 'no'" and never used his position to harm anyone's career.
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Moonves was quoted in the New Yorker as saying that he "may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances", which he called mistakes that he regretted immensely, but that he understood "'no' means 'no'" and had never used his position to harm anyone's career.
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Following the New Yorker report in August, Moonves said he regretted "immensely" making some women uncomfortable by making advances, but added that he abided by the principle that "no means no" and stated he had never misused his position to harm or hinder anyone's career.
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Such a conclusion would seem to support Merkin's argument that men must be allowed to stumble around making advances, and that those advanced upon must grin and bear it as the price to be paid for continued existence of humanity, or "eros," or something.
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Senior White House officials, briefing reporters on condition of anonymity, said Assad's government carried out the April 4 sarin nerve gas attack on civilians in Syria's Idlib province that killed 87 people, including many children, to put pressure on rebels making advances in the area.
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" In a statement, Moonves, who has been the CEO of the network for more than two decades and chairman of the board since 2003, said, "I recognize that there were times decades ago when I may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances.
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Moonves was quoted in the New Yorker as saying that he "may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances," which he called mistakes that he regretted immensely, but that he understood "'no' means 'no"' and had never used his position to harm anyone's career.
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Moonves said in a statement on Friday that he regretted "immensely" making some women uncomfortable by making advances, but added that he abided by the principle that 'no' means 'no,' and stated he has never misused his position to harm or hinder anyone's career.
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"The view of the LNA is that, now they are taking control and making advances, they will want to see an improvement in their funding, they will want to see this reflected economically and politically in their benefit," said Mohamed Eljarh, an analyst with the Atlantic Council.
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SEOUL, April 9 (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised a successful test of a new type of engine for an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), its state media said on Saturday in the latest claim of making advances in its arms programme that brought international sanctions.
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She said that one of her clients, a singer named Angela Turner Wilson, said that while Mr. Domingo was making advances to her in Washington (where they appeared in an opera together in 1999), he repeatedly suggested that she would be perfect for roles in Los Angeles.
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Moonves, who joined CBS in 1995 and has been CEO since 2006, earlier said he "may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances", which he called mistakes that he regretted immensely, but that he understood "'no' means 'no'" and had never used his position to harm anyone's career.
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Moonves, who joined CBS in 1995 and has been CEO since 2006, has said that he "may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances", which he called mistakes that he regretted immensely, but that he understood "'no' means 'no'" and had never used his position to harm anyone's career.
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"He improved a bad situation so it looked like he was making advances and now, it's not so much that he has lost any kind of standing, it's that the whole operation is run more smoothly and so there's less need for what he was doing," said a senior administration official.
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The action against the museum director, who had been appointed to the Erie post in 2018, followed a New York Times article on Friday that reported that multiple women had accused Mr. Helmer of making advances toward them in the workplace while he was at the Philadelphia museum and that an intern had made a similar complaint in Erie.
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Far from the "mechanization" of education, our goal is to continue making advances that recognize the variety of ways humans learn, encourage transdisciplinary thinking to ask new questions and search for new solutions, give students confidence that they can succeed even in subjects they thought were impossible, reduce dropout rates that exacerbate student debt issues and create a diverse, growing population capable of lifelong learning and adapting to a rapidly changing world.
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After Weinstein came celebrities like actor Kevin Spacey, who was accused by multiple men of sexual harassment or assault, and by some of making advances toward them when they were underage (he was fired from Netflix's House of Cards and removed from the movie All the Money in the World); media figures like Charlie Rose, who was accused of sexual harassment by multiple women (he was fired by CBS, PBS, and Bloomberg); and others like chef Mario Batali, who was accused of groping or inappropriate touching by several women (he stepped away from his restaurants).
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