Working in a crowded office quickly teaches you the value of an open meeting room, but dealing with meeting room schedules will always and likely forever be a hassle.
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A sign pointing to the Railway Executive Committee meeting room.
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Speaking in a hotel meeting room in Santa Monica, Calif.
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I grab Mentos from the bowl in the meeting room.
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They charge their employees $100 to use a meeting room.
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Under the adult reading area will be a community meeting room.
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Each meeting room comes with a table, four chairs and power.
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If a meeting room is crowded it can pump in more oxygen.
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Villa Milocer also has a living room, meeting room, and a library.
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Schoolroom pictures of the planets decorate the door to the meeting room.
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Now, it's often used as a meeting room for Downing Street staff.
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One time Microsoft pulled away a wall to reveal a demo meeting room.
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The "Inner Circle" is another unconventional meeting room: There are no hierarchies here.
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The social worker pointed us to a small meeting room down the hall.
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But while in the meeting room, they only receive occasional game updates. 210.
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He interacts with them through fortified glass in a specially designed meeting room.
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A refugee boy watches television in the main meeting room at the Neiden Hotel.
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A meeting room at DeepMind, a big AI firm, is named in his honour.
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The expansion, they say, will quintuple the amount of meeting-room and ballroom space.
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They're meant more for the office meeting room, and less for your living room.
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We talked in a small, windowless meeting room inside the Hart Senate Office Building.
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Despair descends on the meeting room like it's being pumped in through the sprinklers.
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But inside the beautiful wood-paneled board of supervisors meeting room, everything was businesslike.
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In the house's meeting room, Mr. Torrance unfurled some of the Black family maps.
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Hill entered the secured meeting room in the Capitol basement at roughly 9 a.m.
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Two years on, Valladares sits cross-legged in a meeting room, recalling that day.
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The meeting room is up a ladder; there's a frosé machine for frozen rosé.
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Hill entered the secured meeting room in the Capitol basement at roughly 9 a.m.
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Wang placed his hand on Ri's shoulder as the two entered a meeting room.
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Microsoft just demonstrated a meeting room of the future at the company's Build developer conference.
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Each group gathers in a dimly lit meeting room that looks like a movie theater.
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In that meeting room before I arrived, Frei had outlined her ideas on a whiteboard.
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"OK, we're officially off the rails," Bradford said amid nervous chuckles throughout the meeting room.
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Thumbs up from Trump In a nearby meeting room, the leaders sat side-by-side.
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We sat in a silent, glass-walled meeting room and started by recounting Tiqets' origins.
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"Certainly not a puppet," she said before Capitol Police hauled out of the meeting room.
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Forty journalists, photographers, and TV cameramen waited in a small meeting room with a podium.
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We huddle into a meeting room with no windows, so no one sees our masterpiece.
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A few audience members scattered around the crowded 12th floor meeting room raised their hands.
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Changes to World of Warcraft's Azeroth are born in a meeting room somewhere in Irvine.
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The Membership ground through their day of private votes and deliberations in a meeting room upstairs.
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Whether that is a general office map, registration system, meeting room bookings, door control and more.
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New York-based meeting room booking startup Convene announced a $152 million Series D this week.
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She decided, after storming out of the meeting room, that it was best to come here.
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Talking of which, did you hear about the three world leaders who left the meeting room?
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Almost all four- to five-star hotels, even boutique ones, have at least one meeting room.
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Amash was yelling to the point that he was overheard by reporters outside the meeting room.
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"Very few organizations have enough rooms to actually get proficient in meeting room management," Anderson explained.
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The speech was closed to journalists, but her comments could be heard outside the meeting room.
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Back in reality, you're in the meeting room of a corporate lounge in an Amsterdam hotel.
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You're holed up with colleagues in a meeting room for two hours, hashing out a plan.
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Foreign bigwigs planning to consult aides in such a meeting room are further out of luck.
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And he built a private meeting room in the back, complete with a homemade magnetized lock system.
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Wandera found that a meeting room software provider's website and mobile app was leaking usernames and passwords.
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The startup offers what is calls workspace utilisation and meeting room scheduling software to blue-chip clients.
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Microsoft demonstrated a wild futuristic meeting room earlier this year with prototype hardware designed to automate meetings.
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Small meeting room cabanas stretched along a pier, while a "dreamers" area featured hammocks and printed streamers.
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Microsoft's meeting room demonstration is seriously impressive, and provides a glimpse of what's possible in the future.
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We went to their headquarters for a negotiation and got to the meeting room ahead of schedule.
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Last November, Cisco announced Cisco Spark Assistant to bring voice commands specifically to Cisco meeting room hardware.
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The Washington Post reports the Georgetown Library closed Saturday after staff noticed snakes near a meeting room.
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However, it's rare to see a meeting room with a tiny layout like this in an office.
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I sit down with him in Niantic's meeting room, a plush Squirtle resting on a nearby couch.
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Five minutes late, Darrell Todd Maurina sweeps into a meeting room and plugs in his laptop computer.
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In the end, we settled on renting a private meeting room in a downtown Jakarta residential complex.
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About fifty artists gathered in a meeting room with a small disco ball dangling from the ceiling.
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"Office for him, meeting room, lobby space but that's largely it I think," he wrote on Jan.
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Instead, in an ornate meeting room, we sat with David Wang, the executive director of the board.
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At least one worker was found dead on a separate level from the meeting room, Ziman said.
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Daniel Kalt appears in a private client meeting room at a branch of UBS, overlooking Lake Zurich.
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A second drum line waits down the hall, in a small meeting room half-filled with volunteers.
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I swing by the kitchen to grab a coconut chocolate Rxbar before heading off to the meeting room.
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Business continued as usual inside the meeting room at a hotel in Dallas, even as tension mounted elsewhere.
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Richard Holbrooke sat in a blue striped chair in the meeting room of the United Nations Security Council.
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In the Ways and Means meeting room, there were signs that the long day was wearing on lawmakers.
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As the stories tumbled out, former residents melted down in the meeting room and in the hotel's hallways.
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The discussion will be held in a meeting room at the Watson booth on the IFT show floor.
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In a cramped meeting room alongside the factory, executives of Bonprix visiting from Europe make their unhappiness clear.
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"Girls are more sensitive; boys have a stronger mind," he tells me at the training center's meeting room.
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"Bro culture" lives on even where sexual harassment ends -- in the meeting room, where authority rises or falls.
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We finally stopped, and they walked me down a set of stairs and into a basement meeting room.
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The celebration was held in a carpeted poolside meeting room with maroon walls and a built-in bar.
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Lobbies will also have a private phone booth in the lobby, and meeting room spaces available for rent.
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It's designed to be a business laptop, but it feels light enough that you could easily carry it with one hand while you're carrying a coffee in the other and using your nose to tap out furious emails to your boss as you go from meeting room to meeting room.
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Some of the features highlight Outlook's usefulness in the workplace – like new meeting room suggestion capabilities and RSVP tracking.
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It certainly doesn't look like your typical boring conference room TV that you'd see in a meeting room today.
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It's worth noting that Google is not alone in trying to bring voice-enabled hardware into the meeting room.
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OFFICE BUILDING – DAY – FLUORESCENT LIGHTS **360 camera (CENTRAL POV) sits in the center of a generic office meeting room.
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Joseph Dunford, to oversee a key meeting in the Pentagon's highly-secure "tank" meeting room, according to defense officials.
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"The Bridge" meticulously depicts the enormity of the project, from meeting room intrigues to the sometimes perilous construction site.
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So what we have done with the managed meeting room solution is we have now instrumented all the hardware.
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All the public seats inside the meeting room were occupied and there was a line to get in. ADVERTISEMENT
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Swalwell: If someone walked into meeting room with an umbrella, 'do you have to see outside that it's raining?
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In one scenario, everyone gathers in a meeting room, only to realize they forgot to invite the remote worker.
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A media throng has gathered outside the meeting room, and senators will be mobbed when they leave the gathering.
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Just as Chris is about to start explaining what these categories are, the door to our meeting room opens.
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The 1910 building is used as a meeting room where, in a locked cabinet, 300 of Clemens's books remain.
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The turmoil sparked a war of words within the I.O.C.'s usually clubby meeting room ahead of these Games.
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Turns out ... there's a basketball hoop in the Seattle team meeting room -- so, of course, a shootout went down.
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Two years ago, acknowledging the ascendance of mobile devices, Mr. Baquet changed the principal function of the meeting room.
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Outside that meeting room, we see the ACT UP members—some infected, some not—take part in radical actions.
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Surrounded by yard signs and flyers, they created an excited buzz in a meeting room inside the school building.
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The draft legislation was rumored to be in H-157, a nondescript meeting room in the House of Representatives.
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I'd tried this weird thing earlier in the day, in the middle of the Brinc accelerator's well-lit meeting room.
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"We want to provide entertainment, that's why we chose a rollercoaster," says Won-il just before leaving the meeting room.
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Highfive, a Redwood City-based startup, offers businesses an integrated video conferencing service through its own custom meeting room hardware.
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Every meeting room on Paytm's main floor is named after a major global city: New York, London, Seoul, Barcelona, Dubai.
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Everything at the historic meeting of two Korean leaders, from the menu to the meeting room, is laced with meaning.
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In 2014, Merkel told the New Yorker that she knew why Putin had let his dog into their meeting room.
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Within a few taps in the Bizly mobile app, you can have your meeting room booked and ready to use.
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The company has also signed up partners to provide video conferencing and other technologies in the meeting room, Shah said.
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Cortana already does this in Windows 10, but this feature makes a lot of sense in a meeting room scenario.
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The crew can be seen talking in a meeting room, operating the ship's systems and cooking in the vessel's kitchen.
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Soon after that motormouthed introduction, Richie swaggered back into our meeting room, a whirling olfactory dervish of cigarettes and aftershave.
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The three men exchanged pleasantries, but did not make comments directly to reporters, before they went into the meeting room.
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The EPA has said its limits on media coverage were due to a shortage of space in the meeting room.
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Using an empty and unused meeting room, a group of employees built a mini, work-friendly King's Landing in secret.
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Henderson remembers painting a meeting room red in order to impress a delegation from Virgin Money, Richard Branson's finance group.
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After the meeting, with a crowd of reporters huddled in one hallway leading to the meeting room, Pelosi took another.
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This time, it was a suicide bomber who detonated his explosives in the meeting room of a Shiite cultural center.
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Next, the associate editor, Amil Niazi, invited me into a meeting room at the office to help pitch a tent.
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According to Mr. Loret de Mola's account, the attendees were asked to surrender their cellphones before entering the meeting room.
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Signs and posters that were originally created for the march and rally were instead exhibited on the meeting room walls.
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As he sat down with union leaders in a meeting room in the town centre, Ms Le Pen staged an ambush.
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Congressional Hispanic Caucus Chairwoman Michelle Lujan Grisham and others crashed the hallway outside the meeting room and waited for the president.
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You take a meeting room like this, is it used 80 percent of the time or 20 percent of the time?
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This week, Swalwell texted with me between long periods in the secure meeting room (SCIF) where the inquiry is being held.
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As Engadget points out, adult-film studio Naughty America will be tucked away in a meeting room at this year's event.
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The site has meeting room sensors to better understand usage and features a rotating wall to create two rooms from one.
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Microsoft has been working on translation features for Skype for years, and the meeting room of the future includes this technology.
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The mayor's cabinet meeting room is blanketed in graphs charting the city's employment, ambulance delivery and crime rates, among other statistics.
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In the pic, Olivia Pope (Washington) and Annalise Keating (Davis) look fierce as ever as they walk into a meeting room.
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That could be actions like entering your private meeting room, inviting people to your meeting, joining meetings or adjusting the volume.
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The coaches' meeting room boasts two wall-length whiteboards clouded with prospect information, but the players Walden prioritizes most are linemen.
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A corporate meeting room was transformed into a red nose district, lined with kaleidoscope costumes, neon wigs, kazoos and magic tricks.
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A life-size stuffed gorilla (a TechCrunch mascot) covered in Tumblr stickers stands guard in front of Armstrong's corner meeting room.
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I checked out Naughty America's VR/AR Stripper demo for myself in a meeting room adjacent to the main show floor.
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The next surprise, when walking around the core, is a community meeting room that can accommodate as many as 120 people.
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Outlook for iOS is also getting similar location support, alongside the option to book meeting room availability from your mobile device.
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When everyone was herded back into the meeting room after the break, the village board asked if anyone wanted to speak.
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Instead of cramming senior staffers into one meeting room, officials were spread out over three rooms and spoke via video conference.
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Mahinda, the oldest brother, is a sun king, his chair in his meeting room a hand-span wider than the others.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Think about the last time you were dragged into a meeting room for an assessment.
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And here's a roundup of the biggest news from the conference, including a demo of Microsoft's meeting room of the future.
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"We're going to spend the next several hours working to drive a bipartisan agreement," he told reporters outside the meeting room.
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Just a few miles south of the meeting room, throngs of tourists had started to descend on the beaches of Destin.
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"Patrick couldn't have paid Alex Smith enough for what he learned in the quarterback meeting room day after day," Reid said.
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In a drab meeting room of San Francisco's city hall this week, the city's leaders briefly confronted a brave, new world.
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By late afternoon, Hicks — one of Trump's closest confidants — had spent more than nine hours in a secure committee meeting room.
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This might be a home office, coffee shop, library or even a private meeting room in your office that you can book.
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Some held Iraqi flags and flashed peace signs near the insignia of the prime minister's press office and inside a meeting room.
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In a quiet meeting room, we spent 10 minutes individually writing down our biggest anxious questions on a private sheet of paper.
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Texans media relations staffers sat in a meeting room in a Plano hotel and scrambled to get hold of the site's CEO.
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And hotels still get to offer food and beverage to groups, which is traditionally where they generate revenue from meeting-room rentals.
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Most of the meeting room space is a secured Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, or a SCIF, so cell phones won't function inside.
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Amerisleep's survey found that popular spots for on-the-clock naps include at a desk or in a cubicle or meeting room.
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Inside two minutes, he was displaying my key strokes and web browsing onto a big screen in the meeting room, entirely remotely.
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"I want to help people," Obueza told Reuters from across a security divide in a small meeting room at the detention center.
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"It takes its toll; it's a tough job," says Henri*, one of the analysts, when he joins us in the meeting room.
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A handful of protesters were outside the state capitol in Jackson, and four quietly witnessed the vote in a meeting room inside.
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A brisk walk from Carlton Gardens, de Gaulle may have visited this disused underground station, which was Churchill's first bunker meeting room.
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The next time we sat entombed together in a fishbowl meeting room that at least felt, and may indeed have been, soundproof.
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I backed away from the marble-topped table and left the bright, well-appointed family meeting room on the hospital's top floor.
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During Mr. Pai's speech before the vote, security guards entered the meeting room at the F.C.C. headquarters and told everyone to evacuate.
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I walked into a meeting room with an open door to find a group of conservative Catalan lawmakers huddled around a table.
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A meeting room with beige walls and headachy light, cavernous enough to accommodate three hundred occupants but empty, except for Hillary Clinton.
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He left the meeting room and kept firing as he went into the warehouse, where there were only a handful of employees.
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The device also appears to have a removable base, perhaps to allow it to charge and be positioned around a meeting room.
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The device also appears to have a removable base, perhaps to allow it to charge and be positioned around a meeting room.
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Specialists at The Times set up a number of "air-gapped" laptops — disconnected from the internet — in a windowless, padlocked meeting room.
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Miss Lee and her DJs have a separate number — the "meeting room" — where they discuss the programs or any issues that arise.
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The restoration plans call for a public meeting room, gallery space for historic interpretation, offices for nonprofits and three short-term apartments.
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In central Illinois, William Singer made a passionate pitch to local business executives who came by invitation to a hotel meeting room.
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During the evenings, the boat's lounge became a meeting room where the crew chatted, played cards or partied and had some drinks.
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"I think a mentee could get more out of the relationship if [conversations] extended beyond the confines of a meeting room," she says.
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In a cramped meeting room Wednesday on Capitol Hill, House Democrats hosted a roundtable to discuss climate change with several national security experts.
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You can then seamlessly unplug the Surface just like you would a laptop, and then wheel it into a meeting room or elsewhere.
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We suggest the matches (or you can request meetings with specific companies), set up a time to meet and provide the meeting room.
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She shook hands with Moon and smiled faintly as the South Korean leader entered a meeting room at the Blue House on Saturday.
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Instead, they wanted to maintain a steady focus on the meeting room and the kinds of commands that make sense in that environment.
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They are gathered in a windowless meeting room in Kuala Lumpur's decrepit centre to bemoan the Election Commission's (EC) redrawing of constituency boundaries.
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It's expensive for E Ink There are already similar products that exist, including apps that can turn iPads into dedicated meeting room monitors.
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The main one had some rooms where some of the women stayed, kitchen and dining facilities, and the meeting room, and a mailroom.
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In a meeting room where a newly designed Ranquel flag is displayed, classes in the Ranquel language are taught to groups of adults.
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The Stasi offices have also been carefully preserved, right down to the heavy curtains in the windows and the overstuffed meeting room chairs.
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"She's like De Niro, in a way," McQueen said of Davis, who emitted a bashful laugh that filled the gaudy hotel meeting room.
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You can also enable a waiting room for all meetings with your personal meeting ID. Under meetings, go to your personal meeting room.
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Another could come Friday morning in a place far removed from the World Series stage — a hotel meeting room in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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The complaint alleges that a noose, directed at an African American employee, was hung in a meeting room used daily by DWR staff.
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Tashfeen Malik and Syed Farook targeted county health department employees at a Christmas luncheon in a meeting room of the Inland Regional Center.
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The meeting room was yellow, with a clock set at the wrong time and streamers on the wall left over from somebody's birthday party.
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"I oppose liberal totalitarianism," Mr. Malofeev said in an interview in the private meeting room at his stand, under a portrait of Mr. Putin.
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It's not clear when this meeting room scenario will become a reality, but Microsoft's demo seemed to transcribe participants accurately and identified them well.
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On Marawi's western side the mayor, Majul Usman Gandamra, sits in a meeting room just metres from where a mortar landed during the conflict.
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I would go to the meeting room with my family, but I'd halfway listen, and I wasn't believing the message that they were saying.
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State officials say the small amount of meeting-room space at the Javits Center has hampered its capability to attract larger, more profitable shows.
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For example, one trace might take you from the front entrance of the office building to a certain meeting room on the 12th floor.
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About 100 business representatives from Mexican companies waited in a meeting room to see if there were any questions negotiators might have for them.
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"We sat down in the meeting room, and it was almost like a setup — it was so amazingly perfect from the beginning," Elyse said.
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Reporters were asked to surrender their cellphones before entering the Roosevelt Room, a meeting room in the West Wing across from the Oval Office.
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Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov were straight-faced as they shook hands upon arrival, before heading off together toward a meeting room.
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Correction May 4th, 9:32AM ET: The company behind the Joan Meeting Room Assistant is called Visionect, not Joan, as this article previously stated.
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"You wouldn't expect someone like Tom Cruise to walk into a meeting room and negotiate his contract — he's got people for that," Dariani said.
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One of the first-world problems most plaguing the new corporate world is the time wasted trying to find and secure a meeting room.
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Frei, who sat back in her chair in a small meeting room at Uber, spoke to me about her new goals and feedback strategy.
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He was dressed in prison scrubs, sitting in a small meeting room with a table and a couple of chairs and concrete block walls.
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The workshop, run by drug charity Swanswell, takes place in a meeting room in a drug service in the St. Pauls area of Bristol.
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In lingering shots of the factory, Che Guevara shines through as its patron saint — a meeting room bears his name, an office his face.
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But Marrone realized that would be unwieldy, so they invited the captains to speak with them in a small meeting room at the stadium.
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According to Mr. Ayala, Volkswagen booked a meeting room at the conference, which took place at a resort on the shores of Lake Michigan.
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Another European official said Thomsen seemed "frustrated" during a final 10-minute call he made to Lagarde from a corridor outside the meeting room.
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Barakat was never allowed into the meeting room, but he saw the members walk in, and Naimi kept detailed minutes on Baath Party letterhead.
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If you invite disagreeable people over for a conversation, clear the meeting room, except jumble the chairs in a big pile in the middle.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times MILWAUKEE — The image of Markus Howard on the wall of the Marquette basketball meeting room seems perfect.
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There's a scene late in this surreal comedy — the directorial debut of Brie Larson — in which a corporate meeting room is blasted with confetti.
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Macron, who tweeted a picture of himself in a meeting room with military and diplomatic advisers, has not made any address to the nation.
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Brendan O'Neil, who works in sales at Robin, a meeting-room app, said he gets "messaging FOMO" when stepping away from Slack to do work.
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On Thursday morning a group of workers from Lordstown were outside the meeting room where union officials were considering the proposed four year contract deal.
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This summer, he was in Manhattan working with the corporate engineering team on a project to enhance Google's internal video conference and meeting room platform.
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Louise Godbold Godbold, the CEO of a nonprofit, wrote that Weinstein tried to trap her in a meeting room, demanding massages, in the early 1990s.
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Trump cited Pelosi's comments, calling them "inconsiderate," before he walked out of the Cabinet meeting room, according to Democratic aides who spoke to NBC News.
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Inside the meeting room, framed pictures of characters from the popular Japanese comic Space Brothers, especially made for Astroscale, deliver messages cheering on the company.
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We call this meeting room "the soft room" because it's stuffed with lots of very soft sofas and we're an incredibly imaginative bunch of creatives.
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Jerusalem (CNN)The scene that played out in the cramped meeting room at the Israeli parliament building on Tuesday could have been scripted by Hollywood.
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This huge meeting room is covered in reflective metal scaffolding, which serves for rapid reconstruction if you'd like to change the layout of the space
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Inside the church meeting room, miniature windmills and origami birds hung from the vaulted ceilings, the stained glass casting a sepia light over the room.
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A 2,000-square-foot lower level includes storage areas, a new walk-in freezer and refrigerator, as well as a meeting room and office space.
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When officials held a fire-safety meeting in Nevada County last month, residents filled the government building and packed the steps outside the meeting room.
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Arrayed before Trump on the table in the meeting room were models of commercial rocket ships, including one from Elon Musk's private rocket company SpaceX.
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It backs onto Queen Anne Square, a public green space occupied by Trinity Church (216) and "The Meeting Room," a 2952 installation by Maya Lin.
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The CBI search – which involved eight federal police officers – included locking and sealing the meeting room overnight as the search dragged on over two days.
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Adel: This is our boardroom and meeting room where our passenger spending their time for a meeting when they&aposre coming for this purpose only.
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I didn't want to be like our poor administrative assistant; Hagatha had screamed at her during a staff meeting for mixing up a meeting room booking.
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An emergency meeting room with a large table reserved for the national defense committee is decorated with images of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels and Vladimir Lenin.
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Trump will meet with the Joint Chiefs of Staff in their meeting room, known as the "Tank," and preside over the swearing-in ceremony for Mattis.
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Meetings and presentations have always been stressful, but failing tech can seriously affect business productivity and mental health, according to new research into meeting room stress.
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If you want to book something, you tap on the booking button to book a meeting room, a parking spot or a gym class for instance.
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The first time I put on a virtual reality headset, it was an early Oculus Rift dev kit in a private meeting room at E3 2012.
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Inside a second-floor meeting room at Srinagar's district administration office, more than 100 people crowded around two mobile phones to make calls outside the valley.
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After a protest last month outside the Board of Education headquarters, parents streamed into the meeting room and stepped up one after another to the microphone.
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With CrunchMatch, investors can identify the startups they're interested in, and invite those startups to have a conversation in a private meeting room while at Disrupt.
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Instead, they hosted their final critique at a meeting room in the New York Public Library and they are exhibiting their work right here on VICE.com.
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More than 100 people were prevented from attending the meeting when the meeting room reached its 120-person capacity, leaving many grumbling in a parking lot.
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"Andy Reid said it best in the meeting room the day after the game," Kelce tells us at the EA Sports Madden Bowl event in Atlanta.
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Prosecutors counter that further changes to overhaul the meeting room "would take time and tremendous expense," and that it's too risky to move Chapo somewhere else.
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A former meeting room is also in excellent shape — a big contrast with most of the rest of the power station that is in heavy decay.
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On a chilly Tuesday evening, in a meeting room on the ground floor of an Escheresque 1970s-era cité, Bouteghmès was setting up a sound system.
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Last year, hundreds of people turned out for an Essex Crossing informational session, packing a Grand Street Settlement meeting room and spilling out onto the street.
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He left without speaking to reporters, and the meeting room entrance was shielded by a special partition that kept news cameras from recording his arrival and departure.
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Though much of the meeting is being kept under wraps, video of the meeting room and a short introduction was obtained by Fox News and NowThis Politics.
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Recode will try to get details from the closed door meeting room today and report on any public statements the participants make at the venue or online.
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The Surface Hub idea is pretty straightforward: It's basically a giant community Windows PC that you'd have in a meeting room, but with souped-up collaboration features.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission's meeting on net neutrality was briefly interrupted on Thursday as the agency evacuated the meeting room before later reopening it.
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"You can arrange for people to go into a meeting room if they want to make a phone call," said Leons, "so they don't disturb others."2.
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About 300 people, mostly union members and employees, attended the event, held in a meeting room at the Lower Manhattan offices of the United Federation of Teachers.
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South Korea's Song also acknowledged that "North Korea's provocative behavior is becoming worse and worse," in public remarks before reporters were escorted out of the meeting room.
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The project, "The Meeting Room," had its roots in the life of Doris Duke, the colorful billionaire heiress who helped remake Newport through philanthropic and restoration work.
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Recode will try to get details from the closed-door meeting room today and report on any public statements the participants make at the venue or online.
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Sitting in a meeting room in the museum's small offices, he said will know the renovation is a success if Belgian visitors learn something new about Africa.
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Last year I attended one of their dinners, in a nondescript meeting room in the chaplain's building: folding tables, metal chairs, industrial carpet, the whole institutional works.
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Just a few days later and thousands of miles away, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen sat in a Washington meeting room and painted a dramatically different picture.
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And for centuries, segregated by age but never by background, all students congregate in the large meeting room for their 40 minutes of quiet reflection every week.
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And it states that UC Global placed a microphone in a meeting room, hidden in a fire extinguisher, that could record up to 12 hours of sound.
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The party's Socialist Caucus, which advocates for nationalization of various sectors of the economy, was kicked out of the main meeting room at the party's 2013 convention.
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Video of the incident showed members of parliament punching, kicking, and hurling glasses at each other as others launched themselves into the fray from meeting room tables.
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At 6 PM tonight, in Meeting Room 14 of the House of Commons, Theresa May will be facing a Vote of No Confidence (VONC) from her 315 MPs.
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Taking a seat in my private consultation chamber (a meeting room in a large open plan office, made entirely out of glass), Emma and I got to work.
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The WSJ reports that Alexa for Business will also give enterprise users the opportunity to build apps and skills for calendar management, meeting room scheduling and ordering supplies.
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As dozens of Teslas baked in the sprawling Palo Alto parking lot of a local law firm yesterday, 100 top investors packed into a high-ceilinged meeting room.
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As a security guard opens the 5-metre-high white doors and shoos a waiter out of the meeting room, the Rosneft chief executive's aides snap to attention.
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Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota and Joe Manchin of West Virginia -- both red-state Democrats facing re-election in 2018 -- were spotted coming out of the meeting room.
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National security experts have voiced worry about Trump's level of preparation for the summit, saying he could be put on the defensive in the meeting room with Kim.
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Inside is a glassed-in office and a spacious meeting room where refugees gather regularly to discuss employment strategies and forge business connections to help others with assimilation.
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The men and women were separated, with 14 men on one side of an ordinary, low-ceilinged meeting room with fluorescent lights, and 11 women on the other.
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"Just imagine, they've been recording us in a meeting room, here in the Palace," the president said as he reflected on the importance of free speech and transparency.
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It was about 40 years ago when my cousin and I paid $5 apiece to write down three questions, then found seats in the psychic's crowded meeting room.
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"You know my personal attitude to you, you know it well," Mr. Zelensky tells Mr. Honcharuk in the video, sitting across from him in a grand meeting room.
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"The Fed must have a big sign up in their meeting room that says 'Eyes on the Prize,'" said Beth Ann Bovino, chief U.S. economist at Standard & Poor's.
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As Pai was chairing an agency vote to overturn the Obama-era net neutrality rules last month, the meeting room was abruptly evacuated because of a bomb threat.
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Microsoft first showed off an impressive meeting room of the future back at Build last year, and the company has prototype devices that improve meetings in its labs.
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For two days camera crews crammed the hallway near my office outside the Freedom Caucus's meeting room as reporters tried to determine whether the members were on board.
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Iran released a short video of the captured crew in July, showing them talking in a meeting room, operating the ship's systems and cooking in the vessel's kitchen.
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They had an evening movie screening on the meeting-room wall: Coco, Disney's 7003 film about a Latino boy looking for a family member in an unfamiliar world.
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I wish I could have captured the startled look on a Japanese delegation inside UN yesterday who walked into a meeting room in the middle of a nappy change.
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I have three back-to-back meetings this morning, so I get to my first meeting room early and scream about Game of Thrones with anyone who will listen.
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We went into a meeting room, and he flung an annotated copy of my newspaper at me, saying we needed to discuss it—and that's when his demeanor changed.
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But on the inside, the open space, flags, clocks, TV screens, posters and blue and white labels next to computer screens signal that it isn't your average meeting room.
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She had the beauty background and social media savvy, but there was one more thing that helped her walk into that meeting room feeling especially calm, cool, and collected.
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IN A meeting room on a cold autumn day, the governor of the Bank of England settled into a witness chair to give evidence to a group of MPs.
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It seems like Serena and Naomi's misgivings are shared among the Wives, because next thing you know, they're all standing before the Commanders in their dark wooded meeting room.
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In 2019, that means jostling to book a meeting room days in advance, or trying to figure out where the hell you put that link to the video conference.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One afternoon in mid-January, Prime Minister Theresa May walked into a meeting room in the Swiss resort of Davos to face Wall Street's most powerful bankers.
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His aides said presidential advisers needed a new meeting room and that the new press room, located on a site with less access to presidential activity, would be bigger.
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"If the United States sees it appropriate to extradite me, I would leave (for Turkey)," he said, sitting in an ornate meeting room, its walls lined with Islamic scripture.
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The bottom floor contains two rooms: the main chamber which could accommodate 115 people and was meant to serve as meeting room, and Stalin's personal chamber, the tourists' favorite.
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But the piece de resistance comes in the architecturally award-winning building's "Bridge" meeting room, which boasts prime views of the city's iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
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One of his most detailed, most revealing scenes takes place in the Tank, the secure windowless meeting room of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in the summer of 2017.
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The investors had entered via a red carpet and were greeted by a poster of Maduro's predecessor Hugo Chavez at the entrance of the meeting room inside, witnesses said.
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VINOD SREEHARSHA Every morning in the Olympic Park, dozens of reporters gathered in a large meeting room, named Samba, for the daily news conference of the International Olympic Committee.
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It's also not low-key turning you into a corporate flak like Ikea's app, which lets you turn the entire world into a drab and vaguely European meeting room.
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When the doors were opened, the stream of people poured into the meeting room, quickly filling every seat and packing into the standing area until maximum capacity was reached.
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In their meeting room, a quotation attributed to the N.B.A. coach Phil Jackson — "The strength of the team is each individual member" — was scribbled on a dry-erase board.
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"Is there a world," I found myself thinking in a windowless family meeting room, where I told a wife that her husband would not live to leave the hospital.
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Ardern entered the Cabinet's dedicated meeting room on the top storey of the Executive Wing of the country's Parliament building, known as the 'Beehive', to applause from her ministers.
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" On Thursday, one top North Korean official warned that the United States must choose between encountering North Korea in a meeting room or in a "nuclear-to-nuclear showdown.
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Employees have access to fruit and vegetables from a backyard community garden, and can kick their feet up on a tree stump ottoman in a sun-drenched meeting room.
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In a private meeting room at the Capitol, the congressmen who had summoned Bush said the bill was so egregious that it could threaten federal funding for the restoration.
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Its services range from drop-in desks for the occasional worker for $50 a month to "dedicated desks" plus 20 hours of meeting-room space for $300 a month.
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Jorge García de la Cámara and José Álvarez Pérez are to be married April 14 at the Plenary Meeting Room of Valdes Town Hall in Luarca, Asturias, in Spain.
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"I think they're going to win," said one executive in the hallway outside the meeting room, comparing the band of think tankers and professors to Republicans reorganizing in the 1970s.
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Near the end of the video (around the 19:30 mark), protesters can be seen in a meeting room, described by the uploader as located in the prime minister's building.
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It also has a meeting room (pictured above) that is an exact replica of the rental apartment where the founders lived when they came up with the idea for Airbnb.
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The Ohmni is a home robot that might look familiar if you've ever been in a meeting room or attended a conference where there was also a telepresence robot present.
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In the meeting room where the city council gathers, a portrait of the president stands in the corner of the room, perched on a shelf typically reserved for religious icons.
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Moreover, Robin lets users install their software on any tablet and mount it to meeting room walls so that anyone can walk by and see the schedule for that room.
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The House Intelligence Committee, one of Congress's major handlers of classified information, also maintains its own internal computer network and secures its meeting room with round-the-clock uniformed officers.
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The financier paid for lawyers to spend up to 12 hours a day sitting with him a private meeting room to avoid spending time in his cell, The Times reported.
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At that time, the company was small enough to fit in a meeting room, but the all-hands continued to grow as the employee base grew — until recently, that is.
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"We've seen companies implement names that include pop culture, cities and destinations and even candy," says Shaun Ritchie, CEO of EventBoard, a cloud-based meeting room software and analytics developer.
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The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) was founded on December 2000, 235, says Chris—the manager of the hotline—as he shows me around the office and into a meeting room.
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The forum, run by the E.P.A. in a drab basement meeting room in Washington, was part of the agency's push to identify regulations that were excessive and burdensome to businesses.
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In a meeting room jammed with foreign and Chinese journalists, the chairman of the Xinjiang government, Shohrat Zakir, dismissed that estimate, but did not say how many inmates they held.
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It advised shareholders not to travel to the meeting as they could not be admitted to the meeting room under the new guidelines issued by the Swiss government on Monday.
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The forum, run by the E.P.A. in a drab basement meeting room in Washington, was part of the agency's push to identify regulations that were excessive and burdensome to businesses.
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It&aposs a little more fun than just having people sit around in a meeting room, and it could help those who have trouble speaking in front of others too.
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At libraries across the state, you can check out millions of digital books, audiobooks and movies, get career advice, learn a language, reserve a meeting room or borrow a GoPro.
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But Pruitt has promised a drastic overhaul of that agency they serve, a re-do that likely escaped few of the roughly 75 employees gathered in a tall, mahogany meeting room.
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Sharma, a genial man with a wide smile, has a portrait of Bharat Mata, or Mother India, hanging above the doorway of a meeting room in his bungalow in central Delhi.
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It was her first time sitting in HQ's meeting room, but for the last six weeks, she's been in and out of the small office and studio space to host trivia.
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While the suite only includes two bedrooms, the space features high ceilings, a large meeting room, a personal gym, a baby grand piano and views overlooking Shanghai's iconic waterfront, The Bund.
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"Our growth reflects the continued need for video conferencing that's easy-to-use and deployable across every meeting room," said Shan Sinha, Co-Founder and CEO of Highfive, in today's announcement.
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Toward the climax of Oliver Stone's Snowden, a powerful government official video links into a meeting room where he appears on a monitor that — for whatever reason — spans an entire wall.
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It needs to be something that isn't in their transcript or test scores and give admissions officers something to talk about when they're in the meeting room deciding on that candidate.
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Its "Quick Access" file picker will now be available directly in Google Docs and Google Calendar will try to use machine learning to pick the best meeting room for you automatically.
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But what happened on the field would eventually be overshadowed by what happened — or did not — in the officials' locker room, in the quarterbacks' meeting room, and even in the bathroom.
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Now imagine me, in a full, gray, ironed suit and shirt, and shoes, sitting in a small meeting room trying to say I'd be a good web writer for that. Ridiculous.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prince Mohammed later exchanged a high-five and a handshake and laughed heartily as they took seats next to each other in the main meeting room.
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He was brought to campus by a man who attended A&M briefly and as any private individual would be allowed to do, he rented space on campus in a meeting room.
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And on 10 January 2000, representatives from all 15 countries took their blue seats in the Security Council meeting room to hear 40 speakers discuss the threat and impact of HIV/AIDS.
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The plane bought for Sarkozy cost 176 million euros once it was fitted with a presidential bedroom, a soundproofed meeting room, kitchen, scrambled communications technology and various other medical and emergency capabilities.
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"The people still think that the Western countries are the best," Mr Than Swe, who is 26, says softly, sitting in a university meeting room in the Chinese port city of Xiamen.
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In a meeting room near the wooded shore of Furman Lake, the group of mostly older white men expressed concern that their party was fracturing over free trade, immigration and Wall Street.
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She has an agreement with a traditional funeral home in Brooklyn that provides her with access to a meeting room and the option of hiring its employees to help her transfer bodies.
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At the offices of Kensington Publishing Corporation, in Midtown Manhattan, I am greeted by a wall of gently cascading water and an African American receptionist who ushers me into a meeting room.
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Tech companies, Kickstarter campaigners, car manufacturers, all step into the swirling vortex found at the entrance to Meeting Room 14D and find themselves outside of space and time a few seconds later.
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"Whether the US will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," Choe said.
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Many farmers from the Red River Valley who crowded into a hotel meeting room to discuss how weeks of cold, rainy weather had devastated their crops agreed with Mr. Peterson about impeachment.
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"Whether the U.S. will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," she said.
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So it is that the fates of eight, mostly young, men from Algeria and Morocco, gathered in a makeshift meeting room in Cologne, now rest in the hands of officials like him.
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As the senator made his way to the door, making small talk on the way out of the library's meeting room, Varley said he is still sizing up the large Democratic field.
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When the Lindale council members returned to the public meeting room after private deliberations, the city attorney announced the measure was so poorly worded it wouldn't have the effect that supporters wanted.
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Videos of the workshop posted by the organizers showed dozens of men, and a few women, sitting in rows of chairs in a hotel meeting room while listening to lectures in Russian.
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Early Monday evening, about four dozen mostly Latino Donald Trump supporters crammed into a small meeting room on the second floor of John Martin's Irish Pub and Restaurant in Coral Gables, Florida.
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"Whether the U.S. will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," Choe said.
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I book a meeting room and call Google Support to try and figure out a solution to get a free VoIP number for the recording studio I'm trying to start on the side.
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Freuds reportedly paid $15 million (£12 million) for the PR agency, which has offices in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and now this former meeting room at the Freuds office in London.
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Police said the shooter, who'd been an employee at the Henry Pratt Co. plant for 15 years, opened fire in his dismissal meeting with HR, and then began shooting outside the meeting room.
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Microsoft has promised new Surface Hub displays in the first half of 2018, and it's easy to imagine that a future Surface Hub could be the ideal device for Microsoft's wild meeting room.
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Getting the room to listen today is challenging and I can't help wonder whether this is correlated to the fact that I'm often the only woman in a meeting room with six men.
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At this spring's Hack Day, Netflix employees devised a haptic feedback system for mobile devices, and a novel way to get their colleagues out of a meeting room when their time runs over.
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Disorientated, he returned to work the following morning, but by 9:30 AM, he found himself coerced into a meeting room while human resources tried to determine the cause of his visible distress.
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The play opens to a scene of a man in an orange jumpsuit, Rick (James Badge Dale), facing an African American historian, Gloria (Tamie Tunie), in a one-way mirrored prison meeting room.
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Adorned with greenery, a wave-inspired wood sculpture and a doghouse built into the facade, the entry area is bordered by the studio to the right and, to the left, the meeting room.
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The board members gathered again, in a meeting room in the San Francisco Four Seasons Hotel, and began voting in a secret-ballot process that involved texting their decisions to a corporate headhunter.
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The three civilian defense attorneys were not allowed to talk about or investigate the microphone, found in their meeting room in August, according to a 15-page prosecution filing obtained by the Herald.
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His initial focus, an app for business travelers, had found little traction, while he soon realized that hotels had plenty of unused smaller meeting room inventory and no efficient way to find takers.
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The building includes a meeting room featuring the original oak beams, which had been covered by plaster and are each marked by Roman numerals that were historically carved in to help with assembly.
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Arguably the most dramatic moment in NATO lore was not in Room 1, but in a larger meeting room called Room 16, which, diplomatically at least, signaled the end of the Soviet Union.
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The three civilian defense attorneys were not allowed to talk about or investigate the microphone, found in their meeting room in August, according to a 2202-page prosecution filing obtained by the Herald.
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The table and chairs inside the meeting room were designed with a pattern evoking two bridges coming together, foreshadowing the bridge on which the two men would later hold their one-on-one conversation.
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It all starts with a 360-degree camera and microphone array that can detect anyone in a meeting room, greet them, and even transcribe exactly what they say in a meeting regardless of language.
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"We were actually looking at office chairs as a motif and hope there is a need for this in some actual company, in their meeting room," said Yuuki Tomii of Nissan's sales promotion department.
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With WeWork, users can utilize the 'ask WeWork' skill to extend a meeting room reservation, see which meeting rooms are empty, or ask when the next meeting in that room is scheduled to start.
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"A fly on the wall in the Governing Council's meeting room would hear whether the recent news has shaken the confident hawkishness the Bank projected in October," noted Avery Shenfeld, chief economist at CIBC.
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That's why Visionect's Joan Meeting Room Assistant tablets use E Ink displays, which don't require much power and should allow them to stay up and running on a single charge for around three months.
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"No concrete definition for luxury is offered by this show and that is very deliberate," Mr. Gabet said in an interview late last month, held in an elegant meeting room above the new exhibition.
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Sometimes, I leave prospective candidates alone with my assistant in the meeting room and say I'm going to be late to see how they react to that and interact with her in that period.
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Plus, if you need some extra time to chat with a founder you meet at the event, you can take advantage of up to two hours of free meeting room space at the event.
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No sooner had the news of an impasse come out of a meeting room in Washington than thousands of miles away, on an island in the Pacific, Tomas Kaselionis had to start making decisions.
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Tailyr Irvine for BuzzFeed News Later that night, a crowd of more than 40 people filed into the meeting room at the Sandpoint Eagles Lodge to hear Pruett, the head of the ISAA, speak.
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When he played in Jupiter, reporters were sequestered in a clubhouse meeting room that would have offered a picturesque view of the green, except that the windows and doors were taped with black plastic.
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But last year, XML had a chance to experiment with a new form, when the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs commissioned the firm to design a meeting room in Brussels for European government leaders.
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Each "building" in Twitter Town was really a meeting room, the spokesman explained, in which Twitter's advertising sales teams could show off the service's potential as a marketing tool to brand advertisers and ad agencies.
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Doogee's Mobile World Congress press conference is mostly what you'd expect from a company you've never heard of: small, low key, in the second basement meeting room at a hotel across from the convention center.
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He later left the main meeting room to confer with Democratic colleagues, then came back in and called for a delay in Kavanaugh's confirmation vote before the full Senate to allow for an FBI investigation.
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Democratic Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, a skeptic of the plan who is seen as the swing vote on the item, declined to stop and speak with reporters as she left the commission's meeting room on Thursday.
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Every meeting room and office is named after a different stadium, with CEO Lucas von Cranach's office called the RheinEnergieStadion, an arena located in Cologne where Cranach and his favorite team, FC Cologne, are from.
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After "five or seven minutes," the contents of his phone's screen appeared on a large display that was set up in the meeting room, all without him even clicking on a malicious link, he said.
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"The delegate was last in UN headquarters on March 9 for about 30 minutes around mid-day and visited only one meeting room, which has gone through three cleaning cycles since then," the statement said.
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PARIS — "Why would anyone want another art space in Paris?" the strategy consultant Maria Finders asked as she sat in the winter light of a meeting room in the new Lafayette Anticipations art space here.
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Mr. Carvalho, the superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools, made his announcement before his school board in Miami, leading to cheers in the packed meeting room and fury and confusion in New York City.
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As reporters and photographers entered their meeting room to set up cameras and microphones on Friday, the American president offered the sort of disdain for journalists sure to resonate with an authoritarian like Mr. Putin.
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Britain's Daily Mail reported that Djokovic, the president of the ATP player council, had asked non-players to leave the meeting room at the Sofitel hotel in order for the players to deliberate in private.
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Mr. Trump played the role of the elder host, gently guiding Mr. Kim to the meeting room, showing him his limousine and reporting to the news media about the good-natured flavor of the meetings.
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Several laughed in recalling a popular weekly meeting-room segment called "YACs" — or yards after catch — in which Boyer would play film of the biggest hits and blocks on special teams from around the league.
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In a fourth-floor meeting room with views of Mt. Rainier, dozens of researchers shared speculative work on honeybee brains, mouse minds, octopus intelligence, avian cognition, and the mental faculties of monkeys and human children.
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We were sitting, as usual, in a whiteboarded meeting room, on which he had drawn a crowded, snaking timeline of Google Brain and its relation to inflection points in the recent history of neural networks.
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"Nice to see you," Senator Thomas K. Norment Jr., a Republican who is the Senate majority leader, told a reporter as he headed toward a meeting room less than an hour after Mr. Herring's statement.
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In a meeting room on the second floor of the newly renovated Moscone South exhibition complex, a wide-ranging and diverse group of game developers came together on Wednesday to voice interest in unionizing their industry.
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He went to the company's Milan headquarters and, in a meeting room near Casaleggio's office, sat at a circular table with the CEO and four other young, excited employees, all from different parts of the firm.
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At his direction, bureaucrats soon were huddled in the seventh-floor meeting room at the BOJ's headquarters in Tokyo, searching for ways to support yields that had sunk far below the level they were shooting for.
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In the summer of 2018, Mr. Nashiri's lawyers discovered an eavesdropping system in their client meeting room at the prison and were denied a request to investigate who, if anyone, was listening in on confidential conversations.
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In the case of data privacy, Collins remarked to reporters how cellphone carriers, particularly those using Android products, could trace reporters to the Capitol Hill meeting room where the sit-down talk was taking place. ADVERTISEMENT
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"People have justified worries about how things will turn out if other cultures take the upper hand," the elder Scheck said in the small firehouse meeting room, where we had moved to escape the loud music.
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Epstein avoided spending time in his cell by paying lawyers to visit him in a private meeting room for up to 12 hours a day, emptying vending machines at the facility during periods of legal counsel.
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After losing on the platform committee, by a vote of 104 to 77, some Sanders supporters broke into boos and walked out of the meeting room while others shook their fists in a thumbs-down position.
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It also goes one agonizing step further than such small-screen fare in that it never for a second leaves the meeting room and only rarely abandons the artificial and often inane language of such encounters.
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As Washington settled into the Winter Institute's high-ceilinged meeting room, she — and her sister, father, brother-in-law and children — were still processing Burke's avalanche of new information and wondering what else might be revealed.
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For the wedding ceremony, Ms. Baumann obtained free use of a Hamptons property affiliated with a nonprofit, and Ms. Baumann allowed the nonprofit to use a Cooper Hewitt meeting room without charge, the inspector general found.
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Full of apologies and only a few moments late, Mr. Grainger-Herr breezed into our meeting room, decorated as a sort of officers' mess with model airplanes and sofa cushions made to look like pilots' uniforms.
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"Do you think the average passerby will understand what this monument is about just by looking at it?" asked the art historian Harriet Senie while examining a maquette of the revised statue outside the PDC's meeting room.
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And so it went this morning, as Trump delivered a scathing attack on presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton before a crowd of supporters and the press in a crystal-chandeliered meeting room at his Trump Soho hotel.
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One masterly tableau describes the meeting room on the ground floor of 3 Savile Row, Apple's Georgian townhouse, where stood a large, gold-lined oak table and four expensive "unmatched" armchairs, never used as they were intended.
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If the string of meetings and cross-country conference calls I inadvertently find myself a part of as I wait for Bompas in the studio's reception-slash-meeting room, it's not all gadding about with jelly moulds.
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To avoid spending time in his cell, Epstein paid for lawyers, including but not limited to his own established legal team, to spend up to 12 hours a day consulting with him in a private meeting room.
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Zuckerberg was later pressed to address shadow profiles — with brief shouts across the meeting room — at which point he said it was important for Facebook's community to keep that data on non-users before abruptly switching subjects.
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Most families book the Mohonk Reunion package which includes accommodations, all meals, a private meeting room, activities such as boating and fishing, the assistance of a dedicated family concierge and custom T-shirts for all family members.
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CreditCreditDavid Gray/Reuters SYDNEY, Australia — In a gold-curtained meeting room in Sydney, the Chinese consul general appealed to a closed-door gathering of about 100 people, all of them Australian residents and citizens of Chinese ancestry.
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The article includes a nugget about talks between the two leaders in 2007: Mr. Putin let his large black Labrador into their meeting room, after the Kremlin had been told that Ms. Merkel was uneasy around dogs.
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A short while later, dozens of Republicans — none of whom were members of the three committees of jurisdiction — stormed into the secure meeting room to protest what they argued was a lack of transparency governing the impeachment process.
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We were in a meeting room at the Hilton in Newark, NJ, seated in front of a giant TV with a giant sound system, and we'd just seen footage on Panasonic's UB900 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray player.
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In a seedy "meeting room" illuminated by the yellow glow of fluorescent lights at the far end of the South Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, there's a room with a bunch of dudes watching VR porn.
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"Dozens of classified discussions about such topics as the scope of infections, quarantines and travel restrictions have been held since mid-January in a high-security meeting room at the Department of Health and Human Services," Reuters reports.
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In her statement on Thursday, Ms. Choe said, "Whether the U.S. will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States."
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PHILADELPHIA — In a spacious meeting room with broad, cathedral-like windows and a vaulted ceiling, 242 high school students and their teachers sat side by side on long wooden benches in sustained and still quiet for 210.3 minutes.
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"To be honest with you, in that meeting room, there were a number of judges that cheered and clapped when he announced it," said former immigration judge Rebecca Jamil, referring to the ruling that would follow his address.
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Say, the powder blue chapel, the pink viewing room, the green family meeting room, or the front office where office associate Elaine Kincaid has found a way to answer the ever-ringing phone with a pressing sense of compassion.
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"They worked in steel mills, they worked in chemical plants, they worked in cement factories," Mr. Kasich told several hundred people who packed a meeting room on a snowy Monday morning at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Mich.
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I find a quiet corner in the lobby to check email and make a couple of calls before heading back to the main meeting room where a lunch buffet of fajitas and various salads is waiting — not too bad.
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"Whether the U.S. will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," said Choe Son Hui, vice minister of foreign affairs.
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In making her case to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Gerber flashed graphs and charts across brightly-colored monitors ringing the meeting room, but said she showed the names of species in code to avoid hot-button issues.
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Shortly after, early partner WeWork integrated Echo devices in some of its own meeting rooms to test out how the smart assistant could be useful for things like managing meeting room reservations, or shutting off or turning on lights.
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Now as she sits inside the City Council's meeting room, those fears have been replaced by new ones -- growing concerns about what Fleming believes could be just around the corner, and what she feels is lurking in plain sight.
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Portelli is behind initiatives like a shuttle bus to the bank's remote site, with a host onboard who can help employees book a meeting room, provide replacement pantyhose if needed, or pre-order coffee to be ready upon arrival.
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Step into the living room, which was once the formal entrance hall and meeting room, and you are greeted by a soaring nine- meter-high ceiling, more reminiscent of the TV series "Game of Thrones" than a holiday villa.
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The specs are updated, it now features a fake wooden texture — which looks somewhere between fine and 'possibly even nice but who knows because I saw it in a hotel meeting room with dim lighting' — and that's about it.
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"You claim to be an American but we see right through your greed," dozens of protesters chanted for several minutes in a meeting room, urging the United States to leave coal in the ground, before walking out in protest.
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The lawyers defending the man allegedly behind the USS Cole bombing quit the case in October because they found a microphone in their special client meeting room at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility, the Miami Herald reported on Wednesday.
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I think for the last few years sometimes visiting Japanese companies is like speed dating because we are literally in the lobby and then we see our competitor come out of the meeting room and then we go in.
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After taking the lift to the third floor, we find sanctuary in an empty and cool meeting room, and I remark that it feels like I've been reporting on Atomico for nearly as long as I've been a journalist.
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Even though Austen and the Democratic leadership have agreed to keep their meetings secret, Frank manages to leave the door open and Claire manages to swing right by the meeting room so that Kate gets a good look inside.
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We spoke with the new director in an air-conditioned meeting room looking out over one of Tiger's many Muay Thai training areas as we sipped fridge-chilled water out of bottles labeled with the Tiger Muay Thai logo.
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And the next day, he changed his mind, in a dramatic spectacle broadcast live on TV. The sudden turnabout led to cheers in a packed meeting room of the Miami school board — and fury and confusion in New York.
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The townspeople have their favorite chat rooms and social platforms, but these are physical spaces — in the aisles of the general store, at the gym or the downstairs meeting room in Tracy Hall, in the shops along Main Street.
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They all packed into a meeting room at the commonwealth's sports and recreation department in early December to weigh in on some of the farthest-reaching limits on youth sports providers attempted in the United States and its territories.
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The company says it'll be a destination for families and business travelers, which lends itself to a hilarious image of a businessman trying to print something in the meeting room while a Fortnite tournament happens in the next room.
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The meeting took place in a typical Chinese meeting room — doily-draped fauteuils underneath a monumental ink-and-brush painting of sea and mountains — at China's leadership compound in Beidaihe, an otherwise gritty seaside resort on the northeastern coast.
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Christopher Caldwell Not even those most depressed about Donald J. Trump's election and what it might portend could have envisioned the scene that took place just before Thanksgiving in a meeting room a few blocks from the White House.
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On Friday, as Mr. Trump woke up in the White House after his grueling trip, the long wooden table that had been moved into a meeting room of the Metropole Hotel for the signing ceremony still sat there, unused.
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"The recent push for feminism feels like it's the first time women really have spoken out," Kim Mong Dang, 24, told BuzzFeed News in a small meeting room a few floors up in an events space called the Seoul Women's Plaza.
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Whether the U.S. "will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," Choe said, according to South Korea&aposs Yonhap News Agency .
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Whether the U.S. "will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," Choe said, according to South Korea&aposs Yonhap News Agency .
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Just before the debate, desperate to shift attention from his pattern of harassment, Mr. Trump sat hunched over a blank notepad in a hotel meeting room, encouraging four women to face the cameras and tell their stories of sexual victimization.
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In a surgery-clean meeting room in northeast Beijing, Yang Xuefei hammers away on a video game control pad, causing his Dynasty Warriors 8 character to swipe down rows of soldiers depicted on a widescreen TV in front of him.
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In a meeting room in the bowels of a Westin hotel inside the Detroit airport, which was eerily quiet because so many people have stopped traveling, the audience for Sanders's roundtable included about 50 journalists, including local TV news crews.
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Some people went to hear themselves talk; others went for the gossip or the face time or the bacon, which was usually in ample supply at a hot-breakfast buffet in the back of the meeting room in the Capitol's basement.
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Rick Scott of Florida told reporters outside the meeting room on Capitol Hill that he wanted the Trump administration to give him a set amount for each Medicaid beneficiary, but that the amounts should differ depending on the beneficiary's health needs.
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A gym, a 1,000-square-foot meeting room and a closet of a business center with two computers and a printer were in the basement, though the mezzanine level boasted a station of vintage arcade games and a foosball table.
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Sitting in a Manhattan hotel meeting room, the men eagerly sought to deflect questions of wrongdoing after a White House transcript released earlier in the day showed Trump pressing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate Joe Biden and his son.
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During receiver Donte Stallworth's first stint in New England, in 2007, he and Randy Moss were leaving the cafeteria on their way to the receivers meeting room when Kraft stopped them in the hallway and handed them a manila folder.
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" As Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim parted company, nearly a year of optimism and flattery was left poolside at the Metropole, steps from a meeting room with two empty chairs and flags that had been carefully prepared for a "signing ceremony.
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If you have to bring it to a restaurant or whatever type of crowded place, a movie theatre or wherever you're going, to an office, to a meeting room, it's a little bit on the heavy side, and it's a little bit inconvenient.
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Asked this year about the future of the press room, Macron told reporters the planned relocation would be part of wider efforts to rearrange Elysee offices amid pressure to cut costs, while his aides said presidency staff needed a new meeting room.
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"Same for HoloLens, but because it's Microsoft I do think they're going to try to turn it into some productivity dreamland where you can interact with decks and charts and whatnot in the meeting room instead of a dumb whiteboard," he added.
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Electronic lounge music ripples through the white marble lobby as, across the hallway, a second pair of high doors swing open, revealing the view on to a shiny black floor-to-ceiling Rosneft logo at the end of another immense meeting room.
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RABAT (Reuters) - Christian convert Loubna and her husband Kamal marry in a small ceremony in a meeting room of a human rights group in the Moroccan capital, ignoring threats from people in their conservative hometown in the north of the Muslim kingdom.
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On Tuesday, the distribution office was still run by staff members loyal to the longtime editors, while nearby, an editor's office and meeting room were held by people apparently loyal to the academy that has tried to impose control over the magazine.
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Read more: Epstein's last days were spent emptying vending machines with his lawyers in a private meeting room, avoiding suicide watch, and paying other inmates' commissariesBut the strenuous overtime hours the guards were working appears not to have been unusual for the facility.
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Employees had already expected the worst after Roberts had been seen pulling down the curtain of the windows to a room near her office — a meeting room called "Sidebar" that fits about six people — as she met with members of human resources.
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Leaving his squabbling opponents behind, Mr. Abadi moved to another meeting room, where supportive lawmakers declared a quorum and approved several new ministers — technocrats, not party apparatchiks — as a step to end sectarian politics and the corruption and patronage that support it.
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Wednesday's session in the vaulted, columned chambers of the Ways and Means Committee — the House's grandest meeting room — will be only the third time in modern American history that lawmakers have convened a public hearing to consider the impeachment of a president.
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We're in a large meeting room in the Penguin Random House building in Midtown Manhattan, where she's in the midst of weeks of interviews for her new memoir, Walk Through Walls, with print, radio, and TV journalists from all over the world.
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Earlier this year, after McBride met with several members of Congress to discuss the needs of transgender children, two British anti-trans campaigners who had been in town for a Heritage Foundation event stormed into her meeting room and started screaming at her.
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Down the street, The Meeting Room Art Cafe is piled with stacks of prints and canvases by local artists — all for sale — while elegant Sop Moei Arts sells textile creations to decorate your body or home, from scarves to embroidered wall hangings.
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The broadside occurred at a meeting in the so-called Tank, a prominent meeting room in the Pentagon, according to an excerpt from "A Very Stable Genius: Donald J. Trump's Testing of America" written by The Washington Post's Carol Leonnig and Philip Rucker.
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The lab created a mobile meeting room that can be rolled out onto a terrace and is designing an in-place roofed space with desks and indoor-outdoor computer monitors, according to Brett Hautop, LinkedIn's senior director for global design and build.
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As a parade of his world counterparts passed through the same second-floor hotel meeting room to sit with Trump, the President appeared to grow less and less interested in the speed-diplomacy that has become his hallmark at the United Nations.
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KS: I think cash ... LG: I would love to be a fly on the wall, by the way, in a meeting room when Amazon meets with the government after it develops its decentralized cryptocurrency and starts having people buy things with it.
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When Republicans get together on caucus night, they all sit in a meeting room—at a church, maybe, or in a high school auditorium—and those attendees who feel compelled to speak up on behalf a candidate are invited to address the group.
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Late in the day, Jerry Jones announced to the commissioner that if discussions went on much longer, he would have no choice but to escape to the hotel bar with the Lions' Martha Firestone Ford (beer and wine were brought into the meeting room).
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We met up at a shared workspace in Manhattan, in a meeting room made up to resemble a living room — except for the big construction paper cutouts of buttons like Play and Pause adhered to different surfaces (another shorthand visualization of the product's functionality).
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His actual delivery was briefly disrupted by an evacuation of the meeting room, so it is slightly different from the speech as delivered — though he more-or-less picked up where he left off: The Internet is the greatest free-market innovation in history.
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"We had a situation where there was a bin left that had blood-stained linens and plastic that was left in a meeting room and was not picked up" after a rhinoplasty lab, said Vince Fattore, director of events management at the Sheraton Grand Chicago.
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"Whether the US will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," Choe said in comments carried by North Korea's state-run KCNA news agency Thursday.
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If you were the office worker who liked to bounce around from your desk to a conference room table to a private meeting room to get your work done, don't feel like you have to limit yourself to one spot in your house, advised Rabin.
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When we arrive at a public building, when we arrive at a meeting room or conference or school, university and home, or just normal workplace, that's the point when we should be washing our hands to actually remove anything we've picked up on our journey.
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His body was discovered when the police raided the meeting room on Friday, along with the bodies of Christine Loeber, the executive director of Pathway; Dr. Jennifer Golick, a staff psychologist; and Dr. Jennifer Gonzales, a psychologist who was pregnant with her first child.
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In a hotel meeting room last week, Barak said, Commodore batters viewed enhanced video of the next day's pitcher through an interactive simulator developed by WIN Reality, a tech company founded by Dan O'Dowd, the former Colorado Rockies general manager, and his son Chris.
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According to The Washington Post&aposs excerpt from "A Very Stable Genius," written by the Post reporters Philip Rucker and Carol Leonnig and set to be released on Tuesday, the incident took place in a secure meeting room called "the Tank" in July 2017.
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Monroe Miller, a GOP activist from Haywood County, said he created the original audio of the meeting and posted two unedited segments of it to his website this month, along with 11 pages of typed and handwritten notes and a diagram of the meeting room.
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Holcombe and his colleagues gathered around a plastic table in a beige meeting room, and talked about how Louisiana has the lowest rate of breastfeeding in the country (only 57 percent of mothers have ever breastfed, as opposed to 80 percent in the US overall).
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It's still very early days for understanding the human context that enables ad deliveries that lead to conversions — despite the fact that Facebook is the world's second largest digital advertiser behind Google and the meeting room I met Rabkin in was adorned with oversized champagne bottles.
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After I finish my multihour chat with Nick Millington in the "Fenway" meeting room at Sonos' Boston office, hardware lab manager Jim Weineck whisks me away to give me a full tour of the company's labs, where products, new and old, are put through their paces.
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Individual student volunteers were misled into arriving late for a group task, and to compound matters, they were asked to slip on an over-sized Barry Manilow T-shirt before they entered the meeting room—Manilow was considered to be highly embarrassing at the time (sorry Barry!).
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The production had more or less taken over much of the hotel, from a lobby it had dressed to look as if the place had been hastily barricaded and abandoned to a meeting room dressed like a party that had suddenly been interrupted by the living dead.
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"In March, after a series of tests, we finally made a glue that manages to trap bits of space debris while withstanding harsh space environments," said Miki Ito, an engineer and president of Astroscale's Japan office, in a meeting room above the company's research and development lab.
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"We are seeking to simplify the tax code, lower rates, expand the child tax credit, eliminate the marriage penalty, and put more money back in the pockets of hard-working Americans," she told a meeting room in a Tokyo hotel that had a number of empty seats.
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Just after Mr. Trump's team ended a three-day legal defense, Republican senators rushed into a private meeting room in the Capitol, where Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, worked to herd his rank and file in line behind ending the trial without witnesses.
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Dueling demos: In a meeting room at the Grand Wailea resort, Qualcomm pointed a thermal camera at Qualcomm- and Intel-powered laptops as they simultaneously ran 4K YouTube, Photoshop and a video conference call, showing visibly just how much hotter the Intel-based machine was running.
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After a lot of hours in a beautiful meeting room at the University of Toronto campus — and my colleagues' wee-hours scramble to cover the mysterious bombing of an Indian restaurant in Mississauga — we plunged into Friday afternoon's perfect weather for a tour of Kensington Market.
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In addition to a new 2,648-square-foot gallery, community meeting room and education studio, the museum received a separate $3.5 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to create a conservation studio specifically designed to support the preservation, mounting and study of Asian paintings.
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A 1908 bust of Napoleon by Rodin is to go on loan to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, three years after Mallory Mortillaro, a then newly hired archivist at the borough hall of Madison, New Jersey, noticed it in a meeting room and correctly attributed it to the artist.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb's keynote address was delivered via video conference from a meeting room in Washington, D.C., to thousands of investment bankers and health-care executives, and his audio cut out altogether just as he was making a key point on teen nicotine use.
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The Democratic candidates running for an open Southern California House seat faced a problem when they came before an overflowing gathering of 261 local activists last week: There wasn't quite enough space at the front of the packed meeting room for them all to stand in a row.
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Sitting across from me in a meeting room at Microsoft's sprawling Redmond campus, the head of Xbox smiled as he talked,... Siri might be grabbing the spotlight at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference 2016, but the company's biggest software star is still the iPhone and iPad operating system: iOS.
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Read more: Epstein's last days were spent emptying vending machines with his lawyers in a private meeting room, avoiding suicide watch, and paying other inmates' commissariesMCC staffers tried to revive the convicted sex offender and wealthy financier before he was transported to a nearby hospital and pronounced dead.
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"The Majilis in the old days used to be the business (...) meeting room for people to come and (share) their ideas," explains Ibrahim Al Zubi, chief sustainability officer at the Majid Al-Futtaim Group, an Emirati holding company operating a number of retail and leisure complexes in the region.
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It was easily outdone by the glass-fronted Page 1 meeting room awaiting the senior editors at the company's new headquarters, 620 Eighth Avenue, designed by the Renzo Piano Building Workshop, FXFowle and Gensler, which is also working on the current renovation and consolidation of The Times's space.
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When my Chinese colleague, Susie Wu, and I arrived at He Wenxiang's three-room office in Science City, a government-sponsored business complex in Guangzhou, he greeted us warmly, invited us into a small meeting room and prepared tea on an elaborate hot plate built into the table.
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Mr. Ghani delivered short, vigorous speeches to various constituencies — to young people and to elders from Nangarhar and Paktika Provinces inside separate tents, shaded from the sun, and to smartly dressed businesswomen in an air-conditioned meeting room inside a refurbished office tower that opened just last week.
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" After briefing NATO ambassadors in the formal meeting room of the North Atlantic Council, Pompeo appeared at a brief news conference with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, who began by saying: "I welcome that two NATO allies, the United States and Turkey, have agreed on a way forward.
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" She claimed there is "no rational basis" to believe that the 60-year-old Guzmán — he stands at 5 feet 6 inches, hence his nickname, which means "Shorty" in English — could pull off an escape from the meeting room, which is located on the jail's 10th floor. "Mr.
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In order to find out more about the link between presentations and stress, tech company Barco commissioned an online survey of 1,000 office workers from the U.K., France, Germany and the U.S. and found that 93 percent had experienced some form of meeting room stress related to technology not working properly.
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Vice Minister of the North Korean Foreign Ministry, Choe Son Hui, said in a statement that whether the U.S. "will meet with us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," according to Yonhap News .
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INTERNATIONAL An article on April 23622 about Germany's struggle to integrate some of the million migrants who flooded the country last year — and to decide whom to deport — referred imprecisely to the handwritten grammar notes taped to the walls of a meeting room in Cologne where asylum interviews are conducted.
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He had no idea the Prime Minister of Vietnam was there that day, he was not waiting outside a meeting room for the Prime Minister, it was a total coincidence that he ran into the Prime Minister with the President and he had no substantive conversation with the Prime Minister.
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"One of the things we are trying to do is simplify Spotify so that it actually does more of the work for you instead of you coming to do all the work," the 41-year-old, who moved to Sweden from Silicon Valley, said in a meeting room called Elton John.
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Elton Lambert, 19, who was serving four months for criminal mischief, sat in gray sweatpants and an orange sweatshirt in a circular meeting room with a skylight and murals of feathers and eagles etched on the walls, as he recounted getting kicked out of a Wolf Point school in second grade.
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His civilian lawyers had found a microphone hidden in the wall of their meeting room at the United States Navy base prison, but Colonel Spath prohibited them from investigating its purpose or telling their client about it as a potential violation of attorney-client confidentiality because the information was classified.
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But for his latest project, Thekrane, a luxury one-room hotel, one-room spa and "glass box" meeting room are housed where you'd least expect them: within a long defunct 1970s coal crane, offering guests an unparalleled view of the city, including panoramas of the still-undeveloped Nordhavn (North Harbor).
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Most have now been removed ("they're easy to fall out of," one employee said), but two remain — black accents in a lime green meeting room (lime carpet, lime upholstered benches, lime walls) where varieties of potato chips offered at McAlister's are listed on the walls in concentric circles of jumbo text.
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In July, amid rumors of an impending coup, a blast inside the meeting room killed the chairman of the Crisis Cell; the head of the National Security Bureau; the minister of defense; and Assad's brother-in-law Assef Shawkat, who had recently taken over as the deputy minister of defense.
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"It's really the type of culture we're trying to build where I can walk into the team meeting room on Wednesday morning and say, 'Hey, Player X has earned the right to be brought up to the active roster,'" McDermott said during his Monday news conference, noting he played six undrafted rookies Sunday.
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On Thursday, Vice Minister of the North Korean Foreign Ministry, Choe Son Hui, said that whether the U.S. "will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," according to South Korea&aposs Yonhap News Agency .
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On Thursday, Vice Minister of the North Korean Foreign Ministry Choe Son Hui said that whether the U.S. "will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," South Korea&aposs Yonhap News Agency reported.
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As thrilling as the game's collection of polygonized action film set pieces can be — like the crowded elevator, the high-rise meeting room, and goon-filled back alley — its arch plot boils down to a couple twists, and a lot of vague philosophizing about control being an illusion, particularly in video games.
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It didn't seem like sleep was going to be a possibility if I remained chained to what I (very grandly) think of as my workstation, which in reality is just my portion of the desk covered in Trebor wrappers and books I'll never actually read, so I decamped to a meeting room.
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"We presented something that—to us— felt so much more real and actually musical in a way that was like we weren't hiding behind anything but presenting earnestly the words and sounds that meant a lot to us," Kieran Adams tells me in a dimly lit condo meeting room in downtown Toronto.
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PIKALEVO, Russia — The factory meeting room where the Russian leader Vladimir V. Putin browbeat one of Russia's richest tycoons in front of cameras from state television has become a shrine, hallowed ground where Mr. Putin showed a path out of economic pain for ordinary people and calmed a spasm of worker unrest.
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Read more: Epstein's last days were spent emptying vending machines with his lawyers in a private meeting room, avoiding suicide watch, and paying other inmates' commissariesEpstein's legal team described the conditions at the jail as "medieval" after his suicide and said it would launch an "independent and complete investigation" into his death.
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Photographs taken inside the ornate meeting room at Trump Tower showed Abe accompanied only by an interpreter and Trump by his daughter Ivanka, her husband and Trump adviser Jared Kushner, and Retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn whom a senior Trump official said on Thursday had been offered the national security adviser position.
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As for the rest of G Suite, Google also today announced the launch of a smart scheduling service that helps you find a convenient meeting room for your bi-weekly status meeting, as well as the launch of Quick Access in Docs, which uses machine learning to automatically surface the most relevant files.
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The organization, which runs as a collective and is mainly funded by the California Healthcare Foundation, California Department of Public Health, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, was imagined in a Los Angeles airport hotel meeting room in 2006, a time when the state's maternal mortality rates had recently doubled.
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Team leaders gathered Saturday morning at a hastily arranged news conference in a team meeting room in the Bierman Field Athletic Building on campus to announce the decision, which came after a lengthy meeting on Friday night of team leaders with the university's president, Eric W. Kaler, and Athletic Director Mark Coyle.
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On Thursday, Vice Minister of the North Korean Foreign Ministry, Choe Son Hui, also said that whether the U.S. "will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," according to South Korea&aposs Yonhap News Agency .
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Even though the meeting room for Naughty America VR is tucked away and hidden from the masses with just a small sign alerting attendees to its presence, guys were lining up to get what is probably their first look at porn in virtual reality, despite the technology having been out for some time now.
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Photo: Nylas Photo: Nylas This capability could be useful for developers in lots of scenarios such as pulling data for a CRM tool from an email exchange between a salesperson and a customer, or to coordinate meetings around the calendars of several individuals and an open meeting room that works for all of their schedules.
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Read more: Epstein's last days were spent emptying vending machines with his lawyers in a private meeting room, avoiding suicide watch, and paying other inmates' commissariesHe then asked her to undress and assisted in pulling her top off and skirt up, saying, "Let me manhandle you for a second" as he began groping her buttocks.
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Several members of Congress, on their way to the House election security briefing on Tuesday afternoon, discussed among themselves how best to get to the meeting room without passing through the most heavily trafficked tourist areas of the Capitol Visitor Center -- hoping to avoid any germs that may have made their way into the building.
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Those tensions were echoed Thursday morning in the secure meeting room at the Pentagon, called the Tank, where Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan, General Dunford and other senior administration national security officials gathered in a previously scheduled meeting to discuss threats in the Middle East as well as American troop levels in the region.
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Both of them graduated from Princeton University, met in a meeting room of an investment funds in NYK, Bezos recalled that when I saw her, I think she is pretty and smart, then MacKenziey went after Bezos and invited him for lunch, they were engaged after 3 months dating and got married within half a year.
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" Godbold, who was preyed upon by Weinstein in the early 1990s, described "the office tour that became an occasion to trap me in an empty meeting room, the begging for a massage, his hands on my shoulders as I attempted to beat a retreat… all while not wanting to alienate the most powerful man in Hollywood.
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"We would love American officials to say the truth to their people and to the world about what's happening in our country, because covering the truth is costing us blood," Dr. Shaaban told an audience of several dozen in a nondescript meeting room at the National Press Club, where her image appeared on two large digital screens.
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Isaac's meticulously reported account still finds jaw-dropping new lows, like an executive in Thailand shoving a female employee's face in a pile of cocaine or Kalanick writhing on the floor of a meeting room at the Le Meridien hotel in downtown San Francisco after Bloomberg published a leaked video of the CEO berating a driver.
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Credit...Charlotte Hadden for The New York Times; photographed at The Wolseley Last week, Kristin Scott Thomas, the British actress, found herself in an enormous meeting room in the bowels of the Louvre museum, rubbing shoulders with Marlène Schiappa, the French Minister for Equality; François-Henri Pinault, the C.E.O. of Kering; and Anne Hidalgo, the mayor of Paris.
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In February 2006, Mr. Schultz drove to the State Capitol in Olympia, plunked down in front a microphone in a wood-paneled Senate meeting room and repeated what some considered a threat — that he might have to sell the Sonics if he didn't get more than $200 million in public money for renovations to their arena.
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Currently, Kano's headquarters are modestly situated in what feels like a large-ish stockroom at the back of a bakery in London's East End, with a giant group meeting area being the first thing that greets you when you walk in, with stacks of empty (older version) Kano computer boxes forming the doorway and makeshift walls of a meeting room to one side.
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I use the example, if we were filming this interview now for TV or for a movie, we'd probably have a beautiful aerial shot down the coast of LA. We'd come in on rails through the car park here at Snap, steadicam up to this office, about where this meeting room that we're sat in, and zoom in on us.
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The company, which also offers iOS and Android versions of its service, notes that its WebRTC stack integrates with its meeting room hardware and that it includes all of the standard Highfive features, including the ability to share your screen, add participants and hear the high-fidelity stereo sound that's one of the company's main selling points for its hardware.
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction FARA should apply to Confucius Institutes The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (D-Del.), went into the meeting room, depriving the committee of the two minority party members it requires for a quorum to vote on Scott Pruitt.
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Read more: Epstein's last days were spent emptying vending machines with his lawyers in a private meeting room, avoiding suicide watch, and paying other inmates' commissariesThat judge ultimately sided with the New York Board of Examiners of Sex Offenders, who reviewed police reports of Epstein's victims describing how the convicted sex offender would recruit them for massages that then turned sexual.
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Tricky points of discussion are typically worked out by lower-level diplomats ahead of diplomatic summits, according to Kelly: "But with only eight weeks to go, that means Donald Trump has to do a lot of the work directly in the meeting room and it's just not clear to me that the president has ever done anything like this before."
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In a wood-paneled meeting room in the House of Commons, five men and four women recently made their pitches to succeed him, answering questions about their agendas, including how they would curtail clapping by lawmakers — deemed by most a modern-day abomination — and what they would wear if they end up sitting beneath the silk canopy that tops the speaker's chair.
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"Today is our biggest holiday," said the club's president, Miko Brandini, who with more than a dozen other members celebrated in the meeting room of a church decorated with a sampling of Dr. Zamenhof's books and some flowers displayed around a framed photograph of Dr. Zamenhof, who 130 years ago published the "Unua Libro" ("First Book"), laying out his international language or lingvo internacia.
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They include a visit to a digital detox spa in Baden, Germany; one man's struggle to get online in Mwiogo, Kenya; the Amish in Shipshewana, Indiana, who are choosing how new technology fits with their values; an adult internet-free summer camp in Mendocino, California; a doctor treating internet addiction in China; and a secret meeting room in Prague that shields users from networks.
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