And I said, but I am on the record, I&aposll tell you on the record.
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So I've never had any system of rules as for what should be on the record or what shouldn't be on the record.
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"I've stated on the record multiple times — I'll say it on the record again today — I support the limits that are in the New START Treaty," Gen.
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"I've stated on the record multiple times — I'll say it on the record again today — I support the limits that are in the New START Treaty," Hyten said.
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Of course I am on the record, repeatedly, excoriating the new commander of our armed forces, who has, on the record, repeatedly shown a penchant for seeking revenge.
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Because many of the women you just mentioned went on the record at a time when you were, for all those months during the NBC reporting, on the record.
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The Daily Beast quoted a half-dozen former top Obama officials and allies on the record on Tuesday, all of whom criticized him on the record for his conciliatory stance.
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The media has delighted over the backbiting, sniping, leaking, and despair that Wolff got on the record — or, depending on whom you believe, did not get on the record but published anyway.
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Ertel would not comment on the record about the incident.
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It was different than the other tunes on the record.
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Priebus declined to comment on the record about the meeting.
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A company spokesperson refused to explain that on the record.
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It's all on the record for the listener to hear.
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I wanted to go on the record stating as such.
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The actress who sued Tuesday is not on the record.
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I am very much on the record sharing their outrage.
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The Clinton campaign declined to comment on the record Friday.
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Facebook declined to comment about the situation on the record.
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Netflix declined to comment on the record for this story.
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But you do expand your production style on the record.
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Flores would not comment on the record about her statement.
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Antonoff theorized that she's mourning a past on the record.
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Jackson did not speak on the record regarding the exchange.
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Several declined to speak on the record for this article.
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They had some off the record, some on the record.
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Some doubted Walsh would say such things on the record.
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For more on the record, visit the band's website here.
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People look where their senators are already on the record.
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We were unable to get a statement on the record.
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In an email, Facebook declined to comment on the record.
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To me, it's the most emotional song on the record.
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Officials at the park declined to comment on the record.
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Some agreed to talk about their experiences on the record.
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Keenan: Let's go back on the record and I'll ask.
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Instagram has declined multiple requests to comment on the record.
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Slack would not talk on the record about the practice.
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Hicklin did not comment on the record about the lawsuit.
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He wanted it on the record, so here it is.
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The meeting was originally agreed on as on the record.
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This just puts them on the record with the court.
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What are the key tracks on the record for you?
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Fighters declined to speak to VICE News on the record.
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There are obvious nods to political aspects on the record.
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It's the most intimate and emotional song on the record.
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Eight women spoke on the record , including actress Ashley Judd.
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What was he thinking to put it on the record?
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Didi also went on the record with some financial data.
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I think you can hear that on the record, too.
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"We need the full record, on the record," Cotton said.
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That goes for everyone on the record, including the instrumentalists.
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But Ko's assault on the record books didn't end there.
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WeWork declined to comment on the record for this story.
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A spokesperson for Langman declined to comment on the record.
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A spokesperson for Nessel declined to comment on the record.
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And I want to reaffirm this is on the record.
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That is what I want to see on the record.
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But none would go on the record to cite specifics.
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Apple declined to comment on the record for this article.
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That certainly applies to the lyrics on the record, too.
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Any sort of celebratory tone on the record is intentional.
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When reached, Intel would not to comment on the record.
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He's on the record as an admitted Lying Liarson already!
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The Trump administration is on the record saying as much.
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SpaceX declined to comment on the record for this story.
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A spokesperson for Twitter declined to comment on the record.
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Jaeger declined to comment on the record for this story.
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None would speak on the record for fear of retaliation.
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No one wants to talk about it on the record.
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The purple label on the record really resonated with me.
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Twitter declined to comment on the record for this story.
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A spokesperson for Grindr declined to comment on the record.
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A CBP spokesperson did not immediately comment on the record.
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But unfortunately I'm on the record that it's his deal.
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The Turkish government has not alleged this on the record.
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Amazon declined to comment on the record about individual sellers.
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And, Do note that your choice is on the record.
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Still, someone had to get the courts on the record.
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The source was not authorized to speak on the record.
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Google declined to comment on the record about the issue.
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The sources were not authorized to speak on the record.
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Amazon declined to comment on the record for this story.
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F.O.s: Generals, Pilots and Government Officials Go On the Record.
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A spokeswoman for Charles declined to comment on the record.
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A representative from Twitter declined to comment on the record.
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Those on the record opposed to the bill included Sen.
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That ended up being the first song on the record.
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The musicians on the record labels liked my previous movies.
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Hearst: There's two songs on the record that directed that.
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And to talk about it publicly and on the record.
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There were women who never decided to go on the record, there were women who did a gradual progression of going on background as an anonymous source and then going fully on the record.
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Many conservative Republicans are on the record saying that something needs to be done to allow DACA recipients to stay in the US; very few, in recent months, have gone on the record against it.
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This isn't some big expose article — it's all on the record.
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When reached, a Bird spokesperson did not comment on the record.
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We had a great cast of characters playing on the record.
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The Justice Department declined to comment on the record on Wednesday.
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I don't believe you ever offered an explanation on the record.
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And Kruse gets all of it vividly, powerfully, on the record.
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"You can put that on the record," his district director clarified.
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Google declined to respond to the report's claims on the record.
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Warren's campaign declined to comment on the record for this story.
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You don't understand how very few people talk on the record.
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The only true feature on the record sounds distinctly solo, too.
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What they wanted was the whisper network put on the record.
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This is first time Kushner has denied it on the record.
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He wants people on the record — put up or shut up.
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Facebook did not comment on the record about its diversity stats.
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But many declined to go on the record with their criticism.
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I like to stick a lot of stuff on the record.
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Cook is on the record saying harsher sentences drive down crime.
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Malcolm X went on the record to publicly root for Clay.
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"Joanne" is also the name of a song on the record.
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However, nothing had been heard on the record from Yates herself.
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You can hear on the record that your voice has changed.
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What was the tension around going on the record about that?
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Many companies refused to comment about their advocacy on the record.
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Mr. Coelho's lyrics on the record are metaphysical, apolitical and compassionate.
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Teebs, who's on the record is one of my favorite musicians.
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Questions about harassment numbers are almost never answered on the record.
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There are a few other things like that on the record.
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American officials, however, declined to discuss women's sports on the record.
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Spokespeople for Wicker and Cantwell declined to comment on the record.
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Several dozen students refused to discuss final clubs on the record.
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On the record, tell us how, in the case with Mexico.
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At first, Mayo consented to putting the information on the record.
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Tell me about all of the "ugly stuff" on the record.
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And Silver is on the record that that is bad, OK?
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Spotify did not return our request for comment on the record.
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I remember wondering, Why didn't this get put on the record?
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There will be some light-hearted tracks on the record, however.
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Spokespeople for Google and Amazon declined to comment on the record.
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This is on the record — Michael and I talked about it.
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Nevertheless, sexting is intimate, not least because it's on the record.
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This is one of the last three songs on the record.
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"There's no references to [Trump] on the record," he told Billboard.
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And it ended up being the first song on the record.
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TBS declined to comment on the record to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Apple declined to speak on the record about the price changes.
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So it was fine that he said it on the record.
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They are both going on the record for the first time.
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Even now, nearly 40 years on, the record remains a thrillride.
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But few seemed willing to share their feelings on the record.
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Facebook declined to comment on the record about Dr. Son's account.
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It talks about a lot of those themes on the record.
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Mr. Tashi had insisted on doing all interviews on the record.
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When contacted by CNN, CBP declined to comment on the record.
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Few civilians in Manbij are willing to speak on the record.
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WILFRED FROST: I'm not sure that was on the record, David.
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But she's already on the record wanting witnesses at the trial.
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He declined to be interviewed on the record for this article.
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MSNBC officials would not comment on the record about the call.
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K. Distribution: On the Record will be released on HBO Max.
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The DCCC declined to comment on the record for this story.
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A majority of Democrats are now on the record supporting impeachment.
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Those going on the record to oppose it were Texas Sen.
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Only one participant, Nancy Zaretsky, agreed to go on the record.
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A National Security Council spokesperson would not comment on the record.
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We were trying to persuade her to go on the record.
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Those little happy accidents make for some character on the record.
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Their on the record accounts should outweigh those of anonymous sources.
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Many female executives, too, were reluctant to speak on the record.
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"Little Woman" is, for me, the heaviest track on the record.
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Those who are going on the record, however, aren't mincing words.
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It's like a deep cut on the record, a non-banger.
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I call her back, still doesn't wanna go on the record.
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I played on the record, but I'm not judging my parts.
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We decided that we should put personal things on the record.
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Donald Trump was essentially, during the campaign, on the record constantly.
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Emily Nestor, who was on the record in Ronan Farrow's New Yorker Harvey Weinstein harassment story, has just released a statement saying that she was prepared to be on the record but NBC was "not interested" pic.twitter.
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And get local candidates on the record before you vote for them.
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That will likely require putting Republicans on the record opposing Obamacare repeal.
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The State Department declined to comment on the record to the Post.
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If you're gonna say no, you gotta say it on the record.
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The State Department would not comment on the record about its role.
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"We're proud of all 11 songs on the record," Smyers told PEOPLE.
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She wasn't sure about going on the record but later decided to.
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The company declined to characterize its work in Xinjiang on the record.
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The British Embassy in Washington, DC, declined to comment on the record.
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Hollis's team didn't provide an on-the-record comment to BuzzFeed News.
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A Google spokeswoman declined to comment on the record for this article.
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Until someone speaks on the record, it's hard to know for sure.
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Benanti also sings on the record too, in duet with Isabella Preston.
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But the long part is the waiting and sitting on the record.
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Facebook declined to respond on the record to our questions about this.
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When contacted about this story, YouTube refused to comment on the record.
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I am also on the record as an enjoyer of ice cream.
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The company encouraged the judge to rebuke the government on the record.
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On Wednesday, CNN reported, he declined to comment on the record.[CNN]
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Almost every track on the record features a staggeringly odd musical idea.
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Since then, he's given many on-the-record interviews, including on television.
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None of the four could be reached for comment on the record.
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We won't betray them, or put on the record what was off.
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Twain assumed command on the record, something that she is proud of.
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Where there is anything sexual or sensual on the record, it's mutual.
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I'm going on the record saying this is what I want someday.
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On The Record: Sam Smith – The Thrill of It All premieres Nov.
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However, Wednesday's vote put lawmakers on the record on the impeachment question.
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What were you listening to when you were working on the record?
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Numerous sources would not go on the record to talk about CHS.
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The senator's campaign declined to comment on the record for this story.
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Who else is being stupidly ambitious and on the record like Doogee?
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And let me be on the record saying that is not acceptable.
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Hanson's attorney, Mark F. Adams, also declined to comment on the record.
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George Duke is on the record, and he passed away in 2013.
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TechCrunch spoke to Perry but she declined to comment on the record.
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Thank you so much for your time and congratulations on the record!
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White declined to speak to Motherboard on the record about his case.
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We were able to just focus on the record, which was awesome.
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"But based on the record before us, we cannot support her nomination."
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None would go on the record, citing the sensitivities surrounding the issue.
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On the record, Anohni's voice is clear and intimate and fully embodied.
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None of those reached for comment wanted to talk on the record.
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"Acolyte," premiering on Noisey today, is the last song on the record.
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We're on the record as saying this is a very bad idea.
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Keyser has gone on the record to say she believes Ford's account.
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" Greta Van Susteren, host, "On the Record": "There's no question it's tough.
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A Facebook spokesperson declined to comment on the record about Cotton's statement.
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Firms on retainer declined to comment on the record to The Hill.
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WE'VE GOT TO GO. JUST WANT TO BE ON THE RECORD HERE.
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Democrats though hope to put Republicans on the record over the issue.
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Clearly, this whole Dill-Elijah dating thing is officially on the record.
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Sean's vocals fit in with your songs on the record really well.
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Here's who went on the record: Tyler Sandberg, campaign manager for Rep.
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What's clear on the record is how the songs speak for themselves.
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Twitter declined to comment on the record for this story two times.
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Spokespeople for the FCC and Charter declined to comment on the record.
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I'll go on the record to say I'm an unapologetic Nickleback fan.
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They declined to speak about the booking process on the record, however.
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Both declined to speak on the record, though, citing fear of reprisals.
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A DHS spokesperson, however, wouldn't comment on the documentation on the record.
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Lincoln, F.D.R. and Nixon — on the record, with multiple tape recorders running.
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I'm on the record as not being a big 230D platforming fan.
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What about touring in support of it soured you on the record?
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They didn't want to talk on the record about it, for sure.
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The White House declined to comment on the record to The Verge.
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The documentary On the Record details allegations of sexual assault against Simmons.
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Democrats want all senators on the record on specific witnesses and documents.
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Just get on the record so we can get another fight started?
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A department spokesperson declined to comment on the record on the reversal.
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"I just want to be on the record—it's outrageous," Greenfield said.
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The White House declined to comment on the record about the report.
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The White House declined to comment on the record about the report.
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An Amazon spokesman declined to comment on the record for this story.
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Will the White House now put all such briefings on the record?
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They mock him off the record, and increasingly on the record, too.
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Some are reluctant to speak on the record for fear of retaliation.
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A senior Republican senator going on the record is an important shift.
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Forbes quoted about a half-dozen people on the record, including Schnatter.
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Intel, Microsoft, Dropbox and others all declined to comment on the record.
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Google and Apple declined to comment on the record for this story.
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That is why Israel must act now, unambiguously and on the record.
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Her campaign and strategists declined to comment on the record about Patrick.
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A Facebook spokesperson did not immediately offer an on-the-record comment.
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Convincing sources to go on the record is an incredibly delicate process.
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On the record, the St. Louis rapper embodies each of those traits.
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Yes, 613 House Democrats are on the record supporting an impeachment inquiry.
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Sims wouldn't speak on the record with MUNCHIES even before the settlement.
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We should get on the record that heritability does not mean immutability.
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Moreover, she says that she never went on the record with Kohn.
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I call her back, she still doesn't wanna go on the record.
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An Apple spokesman declined to speak on the record about Shay's analysis.
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" So he's saying on the record, "I wasn't affected by Donald Trump.
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And I guess that came up on the record once or twice.
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The Washington Post story includes four women on the record describing how they say Moore treated them when they were teenagers, and also includes women on the record confirming that they heard about the women's accounts years ago.
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How important was it to you to get their stories on the record?
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Our authoritative list of on-the-record quotes about Cruz's awfulness is here.
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WE SAID THE PRINCIPLE PART OF THE MEETING SHOULD BE ON THE RECORD.
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HE CAME, AND REMARKABLE, HATS OFF, GAVE A 75 MINUTES ON THE RECORD.
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None of the negotiators for the companies agreed to comment on the record.
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Are you down to take heat for having this guy on the record?
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"No Money, No Family" appears on the record and its synthesis still catches.
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" And Moore has gone on the record of calling him the "best crier.
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There are a lot of those seismic shifts in sound on the record.
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Did you have any specific songs on the record that took a while?
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And what we have to do is demand an on-the-record answer.
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If it's not true, big public company, then deny it on the record.
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The resolution had the effect of putting all House members on the record.
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He's on the record for taking a tough stance against the financial industry.
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Several RNC committee members acknowledged frustrations but would not speak on the record.
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A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security didn't respond on the record.
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Current ESPN employees declined to speak on the record about Hill or Trump.
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Neither Petraeus nor Broadwell responded to a request for on-the-record comment.
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Festivalgoers didn't want to discuss the abortion in the film on the record.
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Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio both declined to speak on the record.
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Veres: I think I only did once but it's still on the record.
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He declined to comment on the record when reached Thursday by BuzzFeed News.
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So we went as far as to thank Paul Stanley on the record.
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An Amazon spokesperson declined to comment on the record about the potential investigation.
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Munn told her story on the record, and as a result, Warner Bros.
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The company wouldn't comment on the record, so we don't know for sure.
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The official was not authorized to speak on the record and requested anonymity.
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But she's not the only woman who has a song on the record.
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A White House spokesman declined to comment on the record about the book.
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Pujols continued his assault on the record book, his two homers Tuesday — Nos.
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WILLIAMS: Let&aposs go back on the record since you bring this up.
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Mark Zuckerberg is on the record saying he supports certain kinds of regulation.
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Facebook, Amazon and Google declined to comment on the record about Warren's proposal.
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We were keeping a list of instruments that we wanted on the record.
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Have you been able to get in touch with artists on the record?
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The number is well down on the record 10,127 who entered in 2014.
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But in this case, Trump has actually gone on the record claiming responsibility.
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There are 13 songs on the record and I think we recorded 17.
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I found people even more reluctant than usual to go on the record.
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We are being deceived systematically and deliberately; this much is on the record.
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"I have been on the record being anti the word period," she added.
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The National Security Council declined to comment on the record for this article.
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Six people have come forward on the record to publicly corroborate her allegations.
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These drunken parking lot sessions led to Timberlake being included on the record.
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There was too much on-the-record exulting about that at the time.
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On the record from DOJ director of public affairs Sarah Isgur Flores: pic.twitter.
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Pelosi's office did not respond to a request for comment on the record.
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But the agencies had declined to comment on the record for those reports.
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When you're lip-syncing, use the actual words that are on the record.
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They spoke to potential sources, and got them to speak on the record.
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Do you have favorite moments on the record that you enjoyed performing most?
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A representative for Gett declined to comment on the record for this story.
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Two women have gone on the record to accuse Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct.
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And it wasn't even supposed to be really a song on the record.
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Two, it was partly on the record because that was Mr. Trump's preference.
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There are a bunch of songs using an automotive theme on the record.
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I wanted to title something on the record "Sound House" for Daphne Oram.
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Dustin who played on the record is gonna do the set with us.
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I've operated all along that spectrum depending on the record you're talking about.
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Do you push people to go on the record as much as possible?
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A spokesperson for Facebook declined to comment on the record for this story.
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A DHS spokesperson would not to comment on the record for this story.
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Those who spoke on the record did not want their precise whereabouts described.
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This is the call on the record-breaking homer, though, by Vin Scully.
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He said to us that it'd get a real vibe on the record.
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None wanted to speak on the record, because it's a hot-button topic.
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And Trump says plenty of outlandish stuff on the record, all the time.
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Later, he convinced me to put it on the record in Chapter 1.
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Bloomberg's campaign declined multiple times to comment on the record for this story.
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I also repeatedly reached out to Amazon for an on-the-record statement.
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An official from KLEW declined to speak on the record with The Hill.
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Google, which owns YouTube, declined to comment on the record about the changes.
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Ertel declined to comment to the Democrat on the record about the photo.
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They toured a lot for this record, but they weren't on the record.
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For one thing, virtually no one is willing to go on the record.
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Omni promised TechCrunch a statement but then refused to talk on the record.
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How did you find them and get them to talk on the record?
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Note: The workshop is open to all attendees and is on the record.
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That said, pressing for on-the-record sessions is always the preferred route.
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But few Republicans were willing to go on the record supporting it yet.
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Ramirez and her attorney could not be reached for comment on the record.
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None wanted to speak on the record, because it's a hot-button topic.
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And then he stood and listened to the guy on the record. ♦
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Officials there declined to speak on the record with CNN for this story.
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Politicians who insisted an on-the-record comment was actually off the record.
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I think that's something I talk about on the record in different ways.
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We assured him there were no anonymous sources; everyone was on the record.
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A White House spokeswoman declined to speak on the record for this article.
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" McMaster added, "Their on the record accounts should outweigh those of anonymous sources.
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Ulbricht's attorney, Kannon Shanmugam, declined to comment on-the-record about the case.
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In a year or five years, it will still be on the record.
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The on-the-record, rank-and-file police reaction to the verdict was dismay.
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Every voter who spoke on the record said they normally vote for Republican candidates.
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My colleague Emma Court had the inside story on the record-breaking price tag.
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Nate's very creative, he writes songs now and he plays them on the record.
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Europeans are encouraged to contact their representatives to put their opinions on the record.
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The source could not talk on the record because those financial details are private.
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Having Jamie Principle, crown prince of Chicago House on the record sure helps, too.
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On the record, officials have dodged talking about Trump's characterization of Baghdadi's final moments.
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McGowan was an exception: She spoke on the record, on camera, in chilling fashion.
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Rapp is the first to go on the record bringing allegations against the actor.
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Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) and former President Clinton, declined to comment on the record.
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The Israeli Embassy in Washington declined to comment on the record for this story.
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Maher was the first woman to go on the record to describe her experience.
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"I think it's time for every representative to go on the record," Eldridge said.
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A spokesperson for NBC News declined to comment on the record for this story.
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Private comments from coworkers, in the heat of deadline pressure, appear on the record.
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And WhatsApp wouldn't comment on the record about its misinformation problem in the country.
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Sater's attorney, Robert S. Wolf, declined to comment on the record about the cases.
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Afghan government officials are tight-lipped about their perspectives, at least on the record.
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It's the first time Cook has gone on the record to contest the allegations.
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The track is one of the brighter moments of self-reflection on the record.
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RICK PERRY: Listen, I'm on the record of saying that the climate is changing.
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Angelina Jolie and Gwyneth Paltrow spoke on the record about their encounters with Weinstein.
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Bresch's senator father Manchin is on the record as being opposed to tax inversions.
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WALLACE: But let me just ask you directly because this is on the record.
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What you hear on the record doesn't really mean the band is any different.
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In fact, Trump has a well-documented history of going rogue on the record.
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A representative for Axoni declined to comment on the record when reached by phone.
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Featured on the record is rapper Offset, 26, who loved the track, says Beer.
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The band didn't play on the record, so it's a new place for me.
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He brought the first Beatles record, and he put it on the record player.
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Most of the Senate GOP caucus is already on the record supporting full repeal.
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And here we are 50 years later doing this celebratory tour on the record!
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He listened to Paige's message and proclaims his love for her, on the record.
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McConnell aimed to put Democrats on the record about whether they support the plan.
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When we did Freedom of Choice, that was just a song on the record.
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The meeting will also include an on-the-record session with reporters and columnists.
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So it was very hard to get people initially to talk on the record.
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Mos Def, Ty Dolla $ign, and PUSHA-T himself all guest on the record.
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The women, two who spoke on the record, said Schneiderman hit and choked them.
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Tyrone Sanders: I want to put on the record that I'm not there yet.
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It will at times require the politically vulnerable to speak out, on the record.
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Why call a reporter and ask to be quoted on the record savaging Trump?
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Brit Hume will take over as the anchor for "On the Record" effective Tuesday.
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He's a great American, and I wanted to get on the record on it.
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Manigault declined to address the accusations on the record in a statement late Monday.
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She's temperamental on the record, bouncing between Kelis-level screams and infant-like whines.
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CNN then asked Mayo for its permission to put the information on the record.
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He did not tell reporters the reason he could not talk on the record.
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It's always been my favorite song, and I included that song on the record.
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On the record, she is from Naperville, a suburb an hour west of Chicago.
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Some of those people have spoken on the record, while others have spoken anonymously.
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My favorite song on the record is "Headband," which is nearly eight minutes long.
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And there was little on the record about his specific views on climate change.
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Everyone who is on the record is someone who is a friend of mine.
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Saying "Fuck the NRA" is the most forthright and direct thing on the record.
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Heard has gone on the record to report Depp's alleged physical and verbal abuse.
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Even when working with different artists, Zetina's personal touch shines through on the record.
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Tell us about your decision to put Bankroll on the record for Mad Decent.
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But we really felt strongly about a lot of the stuff on the record.
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Malta Police have declined multiple requests for on-the-record interviews about the case.
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"My intention will be to get that on the record before I'm satisfied," Sen.
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Alyssa signed the form, but Plumbo declined to answer CNN's questions on the record.
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So does he want to go on-the-record with any other political prognostications?
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But he declined to speak on the record about the case in any detail.
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Lieutenants Graves and Accoin spoke on the record to The Times about the objects.
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But you can still find hints of the artists to come on the record.
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The official requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak on the record.
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We will try again to get an on-the-record answer from the prosecutor.
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The "Darling Nikki" scream was actually the third time Prince screamed on the record.
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First, Mr. Secretary, congratulations on the record time you put this together, particularly vs.
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Both campaigns declined to talk on the record about their strategies for tonight's debate.
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That friend, Benjamin Wittes, talks on the record — and on tape — to The Times.
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AK: Anything that's on the record is a service to voters, in my view.
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De Becker did not provide CNN an on-the-record comment, despite multiple requests.
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Still, Republicans might want to do it to put all senators on the record.
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Collins was the third Republican to go on the record as opposing the bill.
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A spokesman for the Biden campaign, Andrew Bates, declined to comment on the record.
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Officials with major-league baseball teams declined to speak on the record about Heimlich.
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HABERMAN: Yeah, back on the record, do you think that he's being unfairly treated?
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I'd put on Glenn Gould playing "The Goldberg Variations" low on the record player.
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Four of the complainants are going on the record publicly for the first time.
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Mr. Trump toggled from on the record to off the record with remarkable fluidity.
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On the Record has been through a strange and somewhat baffling last few weeks.
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Scowcroft has said little on the record about Trump's foreign policy ideas and qualifications.
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Army officials would not comment on the record to NPR on the additional training.
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Lizza said on CNN he and Scaramucci agreed the conversation was on the record. .
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Both ex-wives, Jennifer Willoughby and Holderness, spoke on the record and in detail.
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I will say this on the record: I do not have an open marriage.
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Paltrow eventually did go on the record after the timeline depicted in this book.
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Six black residents declined to be interviewed on the record, saying they feared retaliation.
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It could also squeeze vulnerable Republicans by forcing them to go on the record.
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Mr. Sulzberger declined, and instead requested an on-the-record interview including Times reporters.
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Ashley Judd, the actress, was willing to go on the record about her experiences.
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The County Commissioners Court is on the record opposing a wall cutting through downtown.
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One thing he hadn't done, however, was give an interview on the record. Ever.
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I'm not gonna share exactly what our terms are gonna be, on the record.
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So how did you get these women to talk to you on the record?
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Tell me about the themes you were thinking about while working on the record.
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The fact these musicians wanted to play with me on the record… that's something.
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"I have been on the record about my respect for Bob Mueller," Whitaker said.
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Ocasio-Cortez on potential impeachment inquiry:"I want to see every Republican go on the record and knowingly vote against impeachment of this president knowing his corruption, having it on the record ... because this is outrageous to protect the amount of lawlessness." pic.twitter.
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There's a couple moments on the record that I think are going to surprise people.
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There were a lot of girl songwriters and friends who sang on the record also.
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I asked nicely and did mention the feature on the record but he politely declined.
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Huffington declined to comment on the record and Soni could not be reached for comment.
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But on Thursday, two of Carroll's friends shared their stories publicly and on the record.
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We are authoritatively compiling every on-the-record Ted Cruz diss we can find here.
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JetSmarter declined to share any details on the record about the decision to reject members.
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She didn't need to give an on-the-record interview to the Times or Recode.
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He goes on the record to discuss how entrenched Colombian politics is with narco culture.
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Even after the Weinstein story broke, Hollywood's elite were loath to go on the record.
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Most declined or did not respond to requests to share their thoughts on the record.
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Mannix wouldn't say on the record who he supports; the local party is remaining neutral.
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Amazon did not respond to an on-the-record request for comment from BuzzFeed News.
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The next election essentially was won on the record of the then-popular carbon tax.
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The most reliable stuff is, well, stuff people said on the record to Wolff directly.
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We all want to go on the record to call upon you to act now.
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" He is on the record saying that the "[climate change] debate is far from settled.
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Unscrambling the images contained on the record — that's going to be a little bit harder.
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Cee Lo Green and Kendrick Lamar are among the other artists featured on the record.
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Legally, it may have been on the record, but the spirit of it was off.
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Many of his accusers went on the record with the Times and provided their names.
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Google did not provide an on the record comment regarding that portion of the report.
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So, Dave McGee, the lawyer for the family told us on the record... INGRAHAM: Yes.
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No banks have gone on the record yet to say they'd loan him the money.
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Isaac: We believe, on the record, we believe in the future of Gawker Media Group.
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What's your most vulnerable song on the record and where do you feel the strongest?
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The vote effectively dared Democrats to go on the record with opposition to the agency.
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He has denied all of the claims, including one made on-the-record to Axios.
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Of 20093 students approached outside the halls, only one agreed to speak on the record.
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Why do you think they don't want to even discuss the topic on the record?
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The staffer was granted anonymity because they were not authorized to speak on the record.
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"Garden" is fuzzy, yearning guitar-pop, and it's probably the catchiest song on the record.
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"Blood Moon" is probably the earliest track on the record, then "Aftermath, "Fragmentation," and "Reach.
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But all Greiff could say on the record was: "2016 will be a big year."
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After speaking on the record to the Times, Munn was, effectively, ostracized by her team.
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On the record, there are themes of escapism and kind of hiding behind a mask.
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Thanks to all who helped us shine a spotlight on the record of Andrew Puzder.
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Tyga and Earl Sweatshirt also feature on the record, on individual 30-second interludes. FM!
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White House officials are not commenting on the record on the Post's reporting on Kushner.
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Three sources with direct knowledge were unauthorized to speak on the record, per the AP.
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She also spoke on-the-record to the Washington Post in a story published Sunday.
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The NYT now won't run his on the record statements because it makes him "uncomfortable".
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If he has his way, he will not discuss the case further on the record.
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Just so you understand though, totally on the record, this is not 40 years ago.
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CNN published Mayo's full on-the-record statement about why they asked Amber to leave.
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A White House spokesman on Monday night refused to answer reporters' questions on the record.
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And the first two songs on the record are the latest songs that I cut.
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They declined to speak on the record, citing the sensitivity of the issue within China.
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The official declined to speak on the record because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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There's some of the dirtiest sounds on the record but also some really sweet ones.
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On the record, "Nihilist Abyss" traces that but reveals that that pain serves a purpose.
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Which coincides with feelings and attitudes and confronting a lot of things on the record.
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There's a lot of mistakes on the record, but those are my favorite parts now.
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So let me be on the record that it will be disrupted by new companies.
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Garcetti does not appear to have used these talking points in on-the-record interviews.
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Ike Barinholtz: The English muffins were amazing—I want that to be on the record.
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For those who took plea deals, there may be little on the record to examine.
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Often, the most bland, irrelevant, and untrue statements are those that are on the record.
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"Help me, information, more than that I cannot add," he was singing on the record.
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I'm glad we get to do it in public, on a stage, on the record.
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American law enforcement officials in the region were not permitted to speak on the record.
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He summons withering on-the-record assessments from ostensible allies of a seemingly infantile president.
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I have said repeatedly on the record that there is no intention of firing Mueller.
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That's what many other investors told Sarah Buhr on the record in a followup report.
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The White House press office declined to comment on the record, referring questions to HHS.
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First response:As before, please note that I cannot go on the record as a contractor.
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I have a song on the record called "Rule the World;" it's a big anthem.
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But he seems to have relied on the same on-the-record quotation since Feb.
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Many consider the topic so sensitive that they refused to discuss it on the record.
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After all, what legislator would want to be on the record opposing an opioids fix?
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Both the Biden and Trump campaigns declined to comment on the record for this story.
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Tellingly, they declined to go on the record for fear of alienating a coalition ally.
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Mr. Sylvian also appears on the record, reciting verses from the Russian poet Arseny Tarkovsky.
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They went on the record stating the &aposphenomena&apos depicted in those videos, is &aposunidentified.
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We have decades of video of Oprah on the record on the country's biggest issues.
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Not Ashley Judd or Laura Madden, the first two women to go on the record.
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"We make decisions based on the record before us in a neutral way," Chatterjee said.
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In a first for The Times, all interviews have been on the record and filmed.
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After their on-the-record chat, the two relax and swap stories of lost love.
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Bannon has told people he did not believe this was an on-the-record call.
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Facebook would not comment on the record as to why the Safety Check was deactivated.
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Please note: The workshop is open to conference attendees and is officially on the record.
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Mitch McConnell to get the Democrats on the record endorsing the list of progressive ideas.
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This brings to tally of federal lawmakers on the record making this demand to 100.
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We all want to go on the record to call upon you to act now.
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Many reporters and analysts are so terrified they won't discuss the crackdown on the record.
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The Senegal-raised Akon has a strong cameo that's the dullest thing on the record.
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Another legal source involved in the case did not want to speak on the record.
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The sources could not speak on the record for fear of reprisals from nationalist groups.
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I would also buy Herbalife from Wes Chamberlain, while we're getting this on the record.
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And it wants to make sure Congress is committing, on the record, to the wall.
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Carroll is the 22nd woman to accuse the president of sexual misconduct on the record.
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After more than a year of reporting, Menn persuaded O'Rourke to talk on the record.
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Some of the more ambient, droney stuff on the record wouldn't really benefit from vocals.
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McConnell now wants to put Senate Democrats on the record about whether they support it.
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" And I was like, "Well, can I put that on the record with your name?
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Berkeley and Bob are the first Australian couple on the record to get married at Costco.
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Actress, model, and filmmaker Asia Argento went on the record to accuse him of raping her.
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So the sound of the record is just: Whatever we liked, that went on the record.
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The last three songs on the record, however, have never been heard before in any form.
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So we didn't play it as it is on the record until we entered the studio.
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CNBC contacted both the LSE and Deutsche Boerse who declined to provide on-the-record comments.
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Officials declined to speak on the record until the Marine Corps makes it initial findings public.
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First, he's had on-the-record corroboration from other people about the substance of John's comments.
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NBC executives say Farrow simply didn't have any on-the-record, on-camera reporting to broadcast.
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"Scenic Turnout," for example, the most sinister song on the record, doesn't even employ a chorus.
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Four Philadelphia officers agreed to speak with me on the record on the condition of anonymity.
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A spokesperson for DHS declined to comment on the record and referred the question to HHS.
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No one is speaking up on the record, but it seems clear that something went wrong.
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This is not about who he works with or who he can feature on the record.
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Getting Republican senators on the record about where they stand is a good place to start.
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I feel like if you spend too much time on the record then there's something wrong.
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I'm going to read some tea leaves, because James Murdoch very rarely speaks on the record.
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Bloomberg's reporting has not been confirmed by on-the-record sources from the US intelligence community.
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There's a long pause, almost as if Cardwell's gauging what he should say on the record.
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Beyond her, NBC said, there wasn't anyone else who was willing to go on the record.
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No one was dancing after Scaramucci let it rip on the record with the New Yorker.
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I think they were just talking about—I think I said we're back on the record.
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One such woman to go on the record about Moonves is The Skinny actress Illeana Douglas.
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Usually you would get the chance to correct these things and to go on the record.
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The firm also declined to comment on the record to address any specific pieces of reporting.
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There are plenty of cryptographers, established experts in the field, happy to go on the record.
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What we have said on the record is that we will reduce the footprint of London.
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Facebook typically holds an on-the record-event with reporters during Advertising Week in New York.
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Veteran anchor Brit Hume served as interim host of "On the Record" following Van Susteren's exit.
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Suppliers rarely speak about business with Apple on the record because of strict non-disclosure agreements.
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But no top Trump aides immediately said -- on the record -- that Trump didn't accept Putin's explanation.
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I think it's a good, fun song, but I didn't anticipate it being on the record.
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I just want it on the record that if you're struggling, you're not the only one.
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It was a happy time and there's a few songs on the record that stand out.
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He began intoning "wrong" into the microphone when faced with his own on-the-record statements.
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Like, if a song doesn't feel like that, we're not gonna put it on the record.
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Of these 10, five are on the record from the Gorsuch vote, with Heitkamp and Sens.
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Other restaurant workers told Cooper on the record that they witnessed Batali inappropriately touching other women.
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The State Department would provide no on-the-record comment for this story after multiple requests.
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I don't like normally talking to you on the record -- I'm kidding you -- but I will.
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Comedy Central did not respond on the record to a request for comment from Business Insider.
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"I don't want to say anything on the record about that book," Gordon-Levitt told me.
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In one message, Yarasavage said Kavanaugh asked her to go on the record in his defense.
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"They went on the record stating the 'phenomena' depicted in those videos is 'unidentified,'" Greenwald said.
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A representative from Hermès declined to speak on the record about the company's partnership with Apple.
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" Torres ultimately opted to change her remarks on the record after the GOP lawmaker's request. "Mr.
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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson goes on the record to deny it offered to sell CNN.
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Robertson was forced to defend himself on Greta Van Susteren's Fox News show On the Record.
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Fourteen former Ohio State University wrestlers have gone on the record to refute claims that Rep.
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"Well they're dishonorable people," he said during an interview on Fox News's "On the Record" Wednesday.
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The production style Ballou mastered on the record would help him become an in-demand producer.
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They played and sang on the record a bunch, and worked really well with my band.
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VICE Sports is firmly on the record as anti-cat, unless the right cat comes along.
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I wanted to get his lies on the record first and then proceed with the questions.
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But this afternoon, he's released "Blood On Me," a track that will feature on the record.
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Zuckerberg said it's not true, not once, but twice, on the record, in front of Congress.
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Almost every vocal on the record is a demo take that I did just sitting around.
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How much gets left on the cutting room floor, versus what makes it on the record?
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It's the only time on the record when she lets her voice go ragged and wild.
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February 2017: Rose McGowan goes on the record with Farrow and McHugh accusing Weinstein of rape.
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Nestor later agreed to name Weinstein on the record, she said in a September 2018 statement.
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Dick Durbin (D-Illinois) Durbin confirmed -- on the record -- that the reporting on "shithole" was accurate.
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One surgeon, who said he cannot speak on the record, connected me with others who could.
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Judges rarely speak on the record to reporters, often ducking behind the Code of Judicial Conduct.
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But by Wednesday morning, Megan had persuaded them to speak on the record, using their names.
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For several weeks, as this article was being prepared, intelligence agencies declined on-the-record comment.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey talked to NYU's Jay Rosen for nearly an hour on the record.
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Two former Maryland players spoke on the record; other accusing sources in the story were anonymous.
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But for an office that rarely says much on the record, the pushback was very notable.
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Phoenix director Nigel Cowie, a British national, declined to speak to VICE News on the record.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) declined to comment on the record about the map.
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It included the on-the-record accounts of numerous women who were harassed by Mr. Weinstein.
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Many of the tech companies that are against Proposition C declined to comment on the record.
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Her opponent, Philip D. Murphy, had mounted attack after attack focused on the record of Gov.
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Mr. Kuttner said the issue of whether the call was on the record never came up.
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Democrats are hoping to force Republicans in competitive reelections to go on the record defending Trump.
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Some officials spoke on the record and others insisted on anonymity to discuss sensitive committee matters.
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"On the Record" follows Dixon as she weighs whether to take her sexual abuse claims public.
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During much of 2013, I tried to get an on-the-record interview with Sheriff Shoar.
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Still, it matters that so many high-profile stars are going on the record about this.
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I did them all on the record and I tried to play them live at first.
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He wants to force senators opposing the Republican health care bill to go on the record.
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The public editor's take: I'm on the record as an advocate for discarding courtesy titles altogether.
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After his on-the-record denial, Warren then issued her own statement backing up the report.
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The FBI declined to give on-the-record details of its response to this Russian operation.
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"I couldn't believe he went on the record saying I'm responsible for the content," she said.
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I'm glad you got that on the record because that's what's often said behind closed doors.
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" Ben Sasse asked about health care at Koch summit: "This session is on the record, right?
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" And so did CNN's Brian Stelter: "People lie on the record & tell the truth on background.
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Facebook declined to comment on the record about how it identifies where page administrators come from.
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Still, having his lies on the record is valuable, because journalists can dissect and debunk 'em.
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In July, on a flight to Paris, Trump took questions on the record for an hour.
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I heard similar views from several attendees, though no others wanted to go on the record.
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This was our first on-the-record interview with Trump in the time he was president.
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I don't like normally talking to you on the record — I'm kidding you — but I will.
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Mr. Murillo, who retired from the Interior Department in November, declined to comment on the record.
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Mr. Sulzberger countered with a request for an on-the-record interview that included Times reporters.
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Our voices are very different, so what you're hearing on the record is a push-pull.
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Council members forced an Amazon official to declare the company's anti-union stance on the record.
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For an in-depth and beautiful meditation on the record, check out Fader's interview with Hadreas.
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The officials spoke on background despite a reporter's request to put the discussion on the record.
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I came back more inspired, and that's when I wrote the new track on the record.
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Over 1,100 corporations have gone on the record to support staying in the Paris agreement, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council, including the biggest manufacturers in the U.S. Two entities are on the record opposing it: Murray Energy and most members of the National Mining Association.
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"I want to see every Republican go on the record and knowingly vote against impeachment of this president, knowing his corruption, having it on the record so that they can have that stain on their careers for the rest of their lives," Ocasio-Cortez said. Rep.
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The first six songs on the record, I want you to feel as good as I do.
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The FDA would not disclose on the record, however, how these latest recalled kratom products were destroyed.
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Congress calls the CEO to testify, and Congress members can get on the record asking tough questions.
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Six women, including Munn, went on the record accusing Ratner of sexual misconduct, which he vehemently denies.
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According to CNN's latest whip count, 26 Democrats are on the record planning to join the filibuster.
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"The physics don't add up," one official who was not authorised to speak on the record said.
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When I meet Grillo-Marxuach for coffee, I'm convinced he won't want to speak on the record.
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The White House did not offer an on-the-record comment for this story despite numerous requests.
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These people faced a pretty stark choice, going on the record, of potentially getting their reputation smeared.
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And we have multiple sources ... again, they won't go on the record because the fear is real.
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Anyone in the legal field would, on the record, discourage a criminal defendant from proceeding pro se.
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We stuck that last song, "Toxic Holiday," on the record because we wanted Amy to have input.
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LG: And you decided to go on the record and make your name and your story known.
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"They actually kind of liked him," the senator said, who asked not to be on the record.
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But it proved to be very difficult to convince anyone to speak on camera on the record.
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Bates didn't testify in his own defense and only made one comment on the record in court.
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But it's very important to try, and it's important to get everybody in Congress on the record.
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Google did not comment on the record about the prospect of a fake news law in Singapore.
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Few will say it on the record, but they are more scared and angry than I'd imagined.
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That's because many of these candidates are on the record calling climate change the most pressing issue.
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Allotment of Bonus Shares pursuant to Bonus issue to the Shareholders as on the Record Date i.e.
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However, the Herald had also conducted on-the-record interviews with the transfer students themselves, months earlier.
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In the story, Yashar reports how no entertainers were willing to speak on the record about Griffin.
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"I'm interested to hear if she can sing the way she does on the record," she says.
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"Our only statement on the record is 'No Statement," Manning said to The Washington Post in January.
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New York Magazine published the accounts of six other women, including two who spoke on the record.
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I crack open a White Claw and turn on the record player to make cleaning more enjoyable.
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When reached for comment about the book and its claims, Facebook declined to comment on the record.
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After that interview, that spokeswoman said she was not able to provide an update on the record.
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Actress Ashley Judd went on the record to state that Weinstein sexually harassed her 6563 years ago.
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Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker are also on the record as supporting such health coverage for migrants.
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A US Marine Corps veteran, Lamb is on the record as not supporting additional gun control measures.
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Other restaurant workers told the program on the record that they had witnessed Batali inappropriately touching women.
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He is the only 2020 candidate who is on the record in total opposition to FOSTA-SESTA.
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Here's a look at every company that presented on the record at Demo Day 1 of 203.
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She worked on the record too and was here this week doing some background vocals with me.
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" Take You Back "This is the cheekiest song on the record," says Carpenter about "Take You Back.
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Whip counts are dangerous and always very fluid, but we have 15 "public," on the record NOs.
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Her resignation is effective immediately, and she will be replaced by Brit Hume on On the Record.
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It's one of the running themes on the record that I want to be very clear about.
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A few songs on the record are about that, it's almost as vital as the cause itself.
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I just liked the anger of the music on the record and the theatricality of it all.
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We have other people who have stories about him, but don't want to go on the record.
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Comey is now on the record once again for violating core Department of Justice rules and policies.
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" Yes, Scaramucci told a reporter on the record that he wanted to "fucking kill all the leakers.
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Based on the record before it, the Commission believes that the significant markets for bitcoin are unregulated.
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Even though there's a lot of negative shit, and dark shit, and, on the record, sad shit.
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The lawyers try to go on the record, then Chuck takes them off it to taunt Axe.
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The stories are ones we've heard before, from victims who've gone on the record in other articles.
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Lamar is featured on the track "No More Parties in LA," which will appear on the record.
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But we have to take the report at face value -- it's all we have on the record.
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There's a lot of anger in some of the songs that I didn't put on the record.
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There's still some on the record, but not some of the real going for the throat stuff.
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Singer John Legend was the only one who would go on the record to speak about Kelly.
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Tench is horrified by Ford's behavior, but it works and Speck reveals new information on the record.
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"I am coming after you with everything I have," O'Reilly told Steel on the record in 2015.
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Major American companies like Jimmy John's and Regal movie theaters are on the record taking this step.
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Frequent collaborator—and Canada's truly unsung hero of pop—Carly Rae Jepsen also appears on the record.
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John Kornarens' sister was in a band called Avatar, and they ended up on the record, too.
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Additionally, the committee asked EPA to make Dunlap available for an on-the-record interview with staff.
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As suspected, contributors such as Rostam, Jamie xx, and Yung Lean all made appearances on the record.
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But its executives declined to speak on the record about the episodes, which are still under investigation.
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There are also not accusers willing to go on the record, as was the case with Rep.
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On many trips, he'll do an on-the-record question-and-answer with us in the cabin.
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The bill was also designed to give Democrats a chance to be on the record supporting it.
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At that time, he didn't have one accuser willing to go on the record or identify themselves.
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But here are my potential explanations: He just wants to be on the record for/against people.
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Officials had no on-the-record comment on the decision not to hold the event this year.
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It's the first time Apple has ever gone on the record about its repair policies at length.
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The 2628 election was in large part a referendum on the record and character of Hillary Clinton.
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He was, after all, a reserve guard on the record-breaking Bulls team that went 72-10.
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Hicks is often photographed but almost never interviewed on the record, which only adds to her mystique.
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We wanted a rock song, like a bigger, slightly more in-your-face song, on the record.
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Two women agreed to speak on the record, risking the stigma that besets survivors of sexual violence.
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We can't do it exactly the way it sounds on the record or it will sound lifeless.
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Now that Ramirez and Swetnick have stepped forward, there are three women on the record about Kavanaugh.
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I eventually got him on the phone, but I've yet to receive an on-the-record comment.
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Do you have any current or ongoing relationships with these people that you've used on the record?
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John would only agree to talk on the record about the general gist of what he does.
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It was hard to get him to put those songs on the record in the first place.
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For those who didn't respond, CNN lists below their latest on-the-record statement about Moore's campaign.
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Instead, Sulzberger said he would prefer an on-the-record interview with a couple of Times reporters.
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Archbishop Viganò told the reporter his story, but said he wasn't ready to go on the record.
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Now when given the chance to actually go on the record, Democrats are desperate to avoid it.
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I challenge my fellow Republicans to summon the nerve to speak out on the record against Trump.
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Well, without on-the-record sourcing, saying that Facebook people are steamed with the New York Times.
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Job No. 1 for journalists like her is to get their victims to talk on the record.
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To date, neither the U.S. nor Israel will confirm on the record that Stuxnet was their doing.
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Also, we have a rare on-the-record conversation with President Trump's top lawyer about the investigation.
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Musk is on the record as a fan of anime, and has posted references to "Evangelion" before.
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"The problem was, we didn't have a credible accuser on the record, on camera," Mr. Greenberg said.
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Believe it or not, it's hard trying to get other journalists to say things on the record!
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Typically in Washington, press aides find ways to guide reporters, even without offering on-the-record quotes.
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In a brief interview, an Ossoff aide declined to speak about Ossoff's future plans on the record.
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Four women spoke to Mr. Farrow on the record, including the film and television actress Illeana Douglas.
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A spokesperson for TikTok declined to comment on the record about any specific product changes or tests.
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"I wanted to get on the record that I believed the bankruptcy was frivolous," Mr. Fustolo said.
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Many of them are on the record as fearing a Sanders nomination because of his progressive views.
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Another track on the record called "Unaccommodating" references the violence at Ariana's Manchester show, also from 2017.
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Apple did not immediately respond to requests for comment and Aetna declined to comment on the record.
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The remaining campaigns that had not implemented the protocol did not provide CNN comment on the record.
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At least half of those writers are now on the record making supportive comments about the president.
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The United States Navy declined to comment on the record ahead of the drills, citing operational sensitivities.
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It took on-the-record statements from DNC Chairman Tom Perez and others to cool things down.
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The agent spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak on the record.
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ProPublica said that the Trump Organization didn't comment on the record to the news outlet's detailed questions.
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But with many people on summer vacation, a lot could be riding on the record early vote.
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I'm on the record as being skeptical about the latter explanation from the minute Trump offered it.
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Everything you write will be considered to be on the record, unless you specify something in particular.
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And here so many people hadn't answered our calls, or were scared to go on the record.
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The White House declined to comment on the record, and the CIA declined CNN's request for comment.
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I want to go on the record and say you guys need to lay off my boy.
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Even talking on the record about possibly investing in Cohen's hedge fund comes with some reputational risk.
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He has also taken issue with the unwillingness of most Bridgewater critics to speak on the record.
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Despite the women's on-the-record accounts, Mr. Moonves insisted that any sexual encounters had been consensual.
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He later sent on-the-record comments via email, stating that he was concerned about possible misunderstandings.
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Mr. Sulzberger declined, saying he would prefer an on-the-record interview that included two Times reporters.
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One time, though, I brought up his personal life with him in an on-the-record exchange.
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We showed that tune to the guys on the record the day we decided to record it.
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While acceding to an "on the record interview," the Cipollone letter makes no mention of sworn testimony.
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" When a reporter asked if that comment was on the record, Mr. Azzopardi did not hesitate. "Yeah.
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One person who would speak on the record, however, is former NSA official turned whistleblower Thomas Drake.
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On The Record: Sam Smith—The Thrill Of It All will premiere on Apple Music on November 3.
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The Twitter spokeswoman declined to provide any new on-the-record information in response to the specific questions.
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Google declined to comment on the record when I asked them about issues around geographic targeting of ads.
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If you have any divergent opinion from the president, you are not gonna say it on the record.
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A Trump transition team spokesperson did not return a request to comment on the record for this story.
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I wasn't gonna ask him to be on the record if I thought we were doing something wrong.
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In fact, Obama went on the record saying that the Libya intervention was his worst mistake a president.
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The form allows current and former Amazon employees to share their stories either on the record or anonymously.
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Regardless, Democrats believe it as important to get senators of both parties on the record about the issue.
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The producer and artist also collaborated with film composer Tom Doge and vocalist Kathrin deBoer on the record.
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Anything on there that makes you feel disgusted… What is your favorite song on the record, and why?
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But despite their best efforts to report on it, no one was willing to go on the record.
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For many Democrats, just getting Mueller on the record saying what his investigation found is the point itself.
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But the songs on the record are all over the place; they never cohere into a unified whole.
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Here it is, paraphrased (neither would go on the record): Yes, there is a possible slippery slope here.
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"If [Shydlovski] told you that on the record, you had the right to print it," he told me.
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It was after receiving that phone call from the police that she decided to go on the record.
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That the chief strategist, who is being called a leaker, is caught on the record on this one.
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A Twitter spokesperson declined to provide an on-the-record statement, instead pointing to the company's enforcement philosophy.
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Bird says on the record that it's not in talks for Uber and that it's not for sale.
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The Trump administration initially defended Porter on the record Tuesday and reportedly urged him to keep his post.
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Representatives with Trump's already-up-and-running 2020 reelection campaign declined to comment about Bannon on the record.
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DeAngelis goes further than anyone else — willing to say on the record that she will vote for Trump.
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Famed short-seller Jim Chanos, Kynikos Associates, went on the record Wednesday revealing that he's shorting Tesla Motors.
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Of the 23 people Ford interviewed, only 18 answered, and of those, only two went on the record.
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Other restaurant workers told the program on the record that they had witnessed Batali inappropriately touching other women.
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The conference hosted by the New York Fed was not on-the-record aside from comments by Powell.
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The specific facts and evidence in the case will be placed on the record at the preliminary examination.
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McCaul's office declined to comment on the record about the hiring freeze and its implications for the CyberCorps.
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Officials with the parent company National Media declined to comment on the record about the complaints and lawsuit.
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And then when you got them on camera or on the record, nobody said what they really thought.
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"Wrangling all the people who played on the record for a tour is not really feasible," Toth explains.
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Talese immediately decided he was not going to write about Foos because he wouldn't go on the record.
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As I waited, I suddenly considered what it would mean to identify myself as trans on the record.
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There are exceptions of course: A Facebook spokesperson recently spoke on the record to my colleague Jordan Pearson.
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Although Gottlieb is on the record for fast-tracking generics, he's also been on GSK's payroll for years.
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Every one of them should be forced to explain on the record how that would affect the economy.
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I have "Thirteen Blue Magic Lane" by Blue Magic on the record player, but I'm not really listening.
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Some remained anonymous; others identified themselves on the record, including actresses Asia Argento, Mira Sorvino, and Rosanna Arquette.
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One thing they're on the record with is that the P29 uses some of Leica's image processing expertise.
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The sources could not speak on the record because they were not authorized to talk to the media.
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We need to know what's going on, and he ought to tell us, clearly and on the record.
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They all work closely with Trump and his senior team so, of course, wouldn't talk on the record.
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The revelation that there are actually real people behind the wispy songs plays out on the record too.
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Only one of the three experts would speculate on the record about the mechanics of recalibrating the phone.
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I think any opportunity to question this White House on the record, on camera, we need to take.
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We're going to work on the record a little bit, and then release it, and then tour hard.
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So were suggestions that he should share the composition honours on the record labels with Lennon and McCartney.
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Can we put them on the record as stating that the popular will of the people doesn't matter?
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Many of the questions focused on getting Mattis to break with Trump on the record, particularly on Russia.
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People didn't know who this person was that she had on the record talking about all this stuff.
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On the record, it was followed by a song called "Goal, Goal, Goal" by Mancunian indie icons James.
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Many of the agents I spoke to had never really spoken to a journalist on the record before.
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The suspicion in Epstein's death was hanging, said a city official not authorized to speak on the record.
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Woods did not speak with the biography's authors but did allow his chiropractor to speak on the record.
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It's almost a waste of time, except for people to put their view of it on the record.
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That Gracie name (combined with submissions on the record to back it up) will always be worth something.
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The woman's ex-husband had recorded the conversation without her consent, and she isn't commenting on the record.
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It could force members to go on the record on a bill that many are still learning about.
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Before the agreement, at least 22019 Democrats were on the record vowing to oppose Pelosi in the Jan.
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It could leave them on the record voting for a bill they do not feel adequately dismantles Obamacare.
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The Clippers confirmed on the record to ESPN that Griffin hurt himself throwing a punch Saturday in Toronto.
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But it does mean they should be able to explain, clearly and on the record, why they don't.
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"The face of his father, which looked exactly like Stephin's face, was huge on the record," she recalled.
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All of them have gone on the record and allowed their names to be released to the public.
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It's like going on the record with the one thing you're born with and die with: your body.
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On the record 103rd ballot, John W. Davis of West Virginia, a wealthy Wall Street lawyer, emerged victorious.
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It is time for Democrats to put their Republican colleagues, particularly those in the Senate, on the record.
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Representatives for Neumann, WeWork, JPMorgan Chase, and Goldman Sachs declined to comment on the record for this story.
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All the other guest vocalists that were on the record were incredible and added their own unique color.
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Either she puts her allegations on the record under oath or those allegations will remain unproven and unsupported.
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Fortunately, some outlets like Forbes did the right thing and got Maloney to comment further on the record.
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Unlike other members of the Trump administration, he essentially never speaks on the record or appears on television.
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Sanders' performance on the record, released in December of 1966, is his last truly notable collaboration with Coltrane.
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"'A Stone' is one of the more understated, nostalgic tracks on the record," Beharie told THUMP via email.
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Regardless, Scherzer reportedly was taken aback by the front office saying this out loud and on the record.
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Like I said, the last song on the record before always kind of sets up the next one.
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Illeana Douglas, an actress and writer, told Farrow on the record that she was fired for not participating.
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The company was unwilling to substantiate its claims on the record, and instead pointed me to its whitepaper.
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The first song on the record, "Life Prowler," we actually wrote in the studio while we were mastering.
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A President of the United States forced to deny, on the record, that he was a Russian agent?
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I might not have gotten everything I wanted on the record, but I certainly left with a story.
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You see Paris getting shot up," Eric Trump said in an interview on Fox News's "On the Record.
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It was never finished, she told me, because not enough people were willing to go on the record.
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He has largely avoided the spotlight that follows other media executives, having done few on-the-record interviews.
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A lot of them were written with us and Jay Weinberg, and he never played on the record.
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Immigration judges, appointed by the U.S. attorney general, are not authorized to speak on the record about cases.
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Steve Tisch, the co-owner of the Giants, was rare owner to talk on the record about him.
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But few were willing to speak on the record for fear of backlash from more politically conservative believers.
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The call was on the record, but journalists were asked not to name the executive or quote directly.
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Of a dozen prominent political activists contacted on Wednesday, none went on the record on Mr. Clinton's behalf.
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But Republicans are itching for a vote now to get Democrats, notably the presidential contenders, on the record.
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In May, when we reported about CBP's seizure of Jones's parts, Apple declined to comment on the record.
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We should make it the first song on the record and also name the record Red, Yellow & Blue.
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But none who felt that way would speak on the record, and on Wednesday all voted for him.
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Military officials would not comment on the record about Ms. Bukhari's abduction or about General Ghafoor's news conference.
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Several days ago, additional actresses began sharing with The Times on-the-record stories of casting-couch abuses.
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Actors and actresses in the community are appalled at Harvey and have gone on the record as such.
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When reached Thursday, Mr. Giorgini declined to say on the record whether he planned to appeal the suspension.
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She was on the record in Mr. Farrow's first article for The New Yorker, which was published Oct.
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I would challenge whoever says otherwise to have the courage to go on the record with their lies.
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Both declined to speak on the record, citing non-disclosure agreements they had signed upon joining the campaign.
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A prime minister tells Almeida, on the record, that he has different ideas from theirs about national security?
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Now as we split the athlete's time into thinner tranches, he or she is always on the record.
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Reporters often request such briefings to be on the record, which would allow the official to be named.
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Mr. Bannon told friends that he did not believe that his conversation was an on-the-record interview.
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Ms. Sanders would not answer the question on the record, or say anything disparaging about her former boss.
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Plus, you can record messages on the record player that will play when the music box is activated.
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Neither provided any comment on the record, but they also didn't make any effort to contradict the remarks.
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CNBC reached out to several publicly traded companies, which declined to talk on the record for this story.
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"I'd like to go on the record: I do not want the Earth to blow up," Colbert began.
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That shriveled, unhinged hood ornament of his, Rudy Giuliani, is on the record questioning Obama's love for America.
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The woman, whose name is being withheld at her request, declined to speak to me on the record.
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Even if they can't save the rules, Dems want to put Republicans on the record with a vote.
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Watching Aretha Franklin sing from the pulpit and at the piano somehow intensifies everything heard on the record.
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Other on the record reports were much more realistic, such as those from Robert Walpole of the CIA.
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They could not have spoken to him on the record, he noted, because the mission is still classified.
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Many of lawmakers' questions focused on getting Mattis to break with Trump on the record, particularly on Russia.
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"On the record, they're going to be optimistic," said another trade lobbyist about those involved in the talks.
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But none would do so on the record, to avoid picking a fight with the newly emboldened mayor.
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The publisher declined, saying he would prefer an on-the-record interview that included two of his reporters.
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He recently began communicating with another woman, who so far is not ready to go on the record.
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The publisher, A. G. Sulzberger, said he preferred an on-the-record interview with reporters in the room.
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The artwork would initially draw her into the music actually on the record, not the other way around.
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Mr. Moonves has yet to give an extensive on-the-record interview on the accusations made against him.
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Mr. Sulzberger declined, saying he would prefer an on-the-record interview that included two of his reporters.
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The hypocrisy of that is that Rex Tillerson is on the record saying that climate change is real.
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As for Mr. Ferry: We exchanged text messages, but there was no comment from him on the record.
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The American West is experiencing record drought, and every year seems to be the hottest on the record.
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They did not respond to requests for comment or declined to comment on the record, citing confidentiality agreements.
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When industry titans are accused of horrible wrongdoing, there are few male voices on the record saying so.
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Yeah, he said several times on the record at CPAC that he's a populist, that he's a nationalist.
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Harvey Weinstein famously was abusive to women, no one was ever able to report it on the record.
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Unprompted, several Democrats admiringly discussed Avenatti's physique to VICE News but declined to say so on the record.
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Khan declined to comment on the record about his new project when contacted by Recode over the weekend.
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He asked to remain anonymous because he was not authorized by his employer to speak on the record.
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"I will admit on the record that I took exception to a comment that he made," Barton said.
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But I will say, the fact that you were on the record for all those months, until you did pull out, send cease-and-desist letters, and then you did go back on subsequently for those other articles — but those months of being on the record did empower countless other women.
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With the exception of Aleksashenko, none agreed to speak on the record about their recollections which differ from Page's.
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Even when a media outlet gets someone to speak on the record, the subject often retracts his original statement.
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Officials who spoke to CNN declined to do so on the record given the classified nature of the material.
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They all could've published those allegations exactly, but the difference was that Isa put them on the record herself.
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So this moment is my last chance to put any educated guesses at the movie's content on the record.
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No one wanted to give their medical perspective on the record and all seemed genuinely confused by the scenario.
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The details are predictably hazy, with boxing insiders pointing fingers on background while offering scant details on the record.
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When I ask to speak to them on the record, most are concerned about the publicity they'll then receive.
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You can hear us getting to know each other on the record; you can hear us cutting our teeth.
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But let's put some perspective on the record high: Women still represent just 6.6% of all Fortune 500 CEOs.
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But Page did confirm to her on the record that he was male number one in this court filing.
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They come at you and it takes some nerve to stay the course and demand on-the-record answers.
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Enormous respect for the people who went on the record, at huge risk, to bring this monstrous pig down.
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With all that on the record, however, let me mention how much he owed both bizzers and rock critics.
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It's so special that we actually captured the real vocal takes on film that are used on the record.
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An attorney for Sanchez declined to comment on the record about her case, citing her pending testimony and sentencing.
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If such a record does not exist, the viewer placing the needle on the record would discover deliberate silence.
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No one at the company ever agreed to speak on the record about the specifics of what I uncovered.
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We asked Netflix, Hulu, CBS, Disney, and Spotify for comment, and did not receive any on the record comments.
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"They had the means, motive, and opportunity," said one human rights official who declined to speak on the record.
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He has a reputation for busting embargoes and burning sources by putting off-the-record comments on the record.
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So at that point the article would have been killed if no one agreed to go on the record.
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Distributors were unwilling to fund or release the film, and few people were willing to talk on the record.
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Another attendee, who did not want her name on the record, also confirmed she was on the mailing list.
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She needed to reconcile, on the record, the little girl she once was with the person she is now.
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Its proposal incorrectly states the DOT, FAA and others are supportive despite on-the-record letters opposing these efforts.
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The songs just flowed out from there and I hope people are able to hear that on the record.
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On the record, blackness is not being flaunted; instead, it functions as an insider's message purely for black people.
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He wasn't sure she would go on the record, so I set up an in-person meeting with her.
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There are a lot of men quoted on the record in the book, and some of them are wonderful.
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Clinton is on the record calling TPP a "gold standard" deal in 2012 when she was secretary of state.
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Ira Kleiman declined to speak on the record about whether he is in possession of his brother's hard drives.
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The only person on the list who hasn't taken money from telecoms (on the record) is Senator Larry Strange.
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I think that the unhingedness reflected on the record, just the directionlessness of where I was at that time.
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We'll let you choose your favorites from our write-ups of all 373 that pitched on the record today.
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Most importantly, that person spoke to us on the record, allowing us to publish direct quotes from the interview.
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"Uber might not be saying this on the record, but they were involved throughout the entire process," he said.
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He was the odd ball out because he was the only person on the record that we recorded remotely.
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In the time since their separation, Garner has gone on the record saying she's not into dating right now.
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"Even though those songs are right after each other on the record, I never pair them together," Berthier says.
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On Tuesday morning it was announced that Brit Hume will take over her show On the Record effective immediately.
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I haven't written much for collaborations, but this song stuck with me, so I put it on the record.
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The Pentagon conducts an on-the-record briefing at least once a week, led by Pentagon spokesperson Navy Capt.
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"A lot of people want to go on the record with their vote, and talk about it," Thune said.
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When they served together, Ballentine and Haley co-sponsored legislation calling for more accountability in on-the-record voting.
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Around the same time, she also contacted the Post but declined to speak to the newspaper on the record.
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Not only is Thiel a self-described libertarian but he's also on the record as a fan of monopolies.
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Astronomers still aren't sure what powers these extraordinary bursts, especially on the record-breaking levels observed in ASASSN-153lh.
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She's also on the record wanting to serve as Ted Cruz's "trans ambassador," an unlikely scenario given Cruz's beliefs.
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Sessions is now the only Trump official on the record, under oath, countering Comey's testimony last week under oath.
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Although one accuser is claiming anonymity, the other women have gone on the record and are sharing their stories.
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"Outside" is the most melodic song on the record while still having that darker, harder sound running through it.
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However, for teammates who have to go on the record in your absence, this logic is of little solace.
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As the band was working on the record, Lott's son was born and his best friend died of cancer.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is forced to go on the record to make clear he is staying put.
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The Chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai has spoken on the record to explain the cause for the investigation.
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"It's also the ritual of putting the needle on the record and actively listening to the music," he says.
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He offers no loyalty to House and Senate Republicans and, at times, attacks some of them on the record.
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The first thing to put unequivocally on the record is that this, clearly, is a union based on love.
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No one who voted against him would speak to me on the record, and no further actions were taken.
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The briefing also puts important White House positions on the record, recorded on video for the rest of time.
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The allegations came from numerous current and former employees, including nine who spoke on the record to the newspaper.
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Imagine saying to a reporter on the record and in public that you don't want to celebrate a holiday?
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All through Saturday they offered no on-the-record elaboration on what Trump meant or defense of his comments.
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