Just having it within sight (or easy reach) added a extra cognitive burden to the brain, something like constantly thinking don't pick up the phone, don't pick up the phone, don't pick up the phone.
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Again ... WWE just needs to pick up the phone.
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But I don't pick up the phone much on Sundays.
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President, pick up the phone and push the Republican leadership.
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Then pick up the phone and invite your friends over.
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Just pick up the phone and give them a call.
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So ... will Bron pick up the phone and call Luke?
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You just need to pick up the phone and call.
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What will you say when you pick up the phone?
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A psychologist friend says I should pick up the phone.
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I decided to just pick up the phone and call him.
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I pick up the phone ... 'Can I have reservations for two?
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I rarely pick up the phone except if it's my mum.
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My mother worked there and I would pick up the phone.
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"Pick up the phone," he said, according to a criminal complaint.
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Mr. President, pick up the phone and push the Republican leadership.
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Mr. President, pick up the phone and push the Republican leadership.
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To minimize hurt feelings here, I would pick up the phone.
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We can always pick up the phone or send an email.
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"Most people never pick up the phone and call," said Jobs.
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So when H&M Home calls, you pick up the phone!
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I pick up the phone any time a bill looks suspect.
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You're not a teenager, pick up the phone when your mom calls!
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So I'd pick up the phone, I didn't know who it was.
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"You pick up the phone and talk to your counterpart," he said.
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But I probably wouldn't pick up the phone and talk to them.
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In some cases, you don't even need to pick up the phone.
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This was before email, and people would actually pick up the phone.
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I'm going to pick up the phone and call the front desk.
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Very accessible to pick up the phone and ask any legal question.
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But before I could pick up the phone, she called me first.
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To stay connected with your co-workers, pick up the phone more.
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"Millennials are far less inclined to pick up the phone," Russell said.
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Still, one assumes Hadid can just pick up the phone and call Edwards.
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Study the issues and then pick up the phone and call your representatives.
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DAVID FABER: You know, you pick up the phone and good things happen.
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We could pick up the phone and call the president of a company.
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Hanson's office was contacted for comment but did not pick up the phone.
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Quavo - "Pick Up The Phone" Messiah and DJ 40 - "Mayweather" Young Thug feat.
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The department teaches us to pick up the phone and call for help.
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So why doesn't the president pick up the phone and change the policy?
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If nothing else, pick up the phone and have a conversation with someone.
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What's less certain is if any of them will pick up the phone.
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Did people ever pick up the phone and listen to other people's conversations?
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Will you pick up the phone and call Station Casinos about not negotiating?
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Did people ever pick up the phone and listen to other people's conversations?
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I think he's yelling at someone to pick up the phone and type.
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You can pick up the phone and tell them, 'I disagree with this bill.
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I pick up the phone London, I take a plane and I am here.
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Parents and families that are undocumented might be scared to pick up the phone.
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A lot of times I was relieved when they didn't pick up the phone.
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Remember, you can always pick up the phone and talk to your financial advisor.
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Either way, the White House ought to pick up the phone and find out.
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It is very difficult to pick up the phone and say your new name.
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Why didn't you just pick up the phone and call me if there's an issue?
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Pick up the phone and speak, and Alexa answers, just like the operators of yore!
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Then Fordham or whoever else would pick up the phone and peel it in half.
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It's Betty, his girlfriend, and Toni asks if he's going to pick up the phone.
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When he managed to pick up the phone, he reported a fault in the system.
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If someone sent me a text, I'd pick up the phone and actually call them.
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You end up noticing a tangible difference between materials whenever you pick up the phone.
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INGRAHAM: No, you can&apost pick up the phone, that&aposs witness tampering and all.
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Who wouldn't want to pick up the phone and find out Jin wanted to FaceTime?
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And if emails won't do the trick, pick up the phone and stay in pursuit.
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Any time I need something, I pick up the phone, I don't ask other people.
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Ms. Miramirkhani had some simple advice to avoid being conned: Don't pick up the phone.
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If you're going to be late, you need to pick up the phone and call.
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"You can pick up the phone and talk to a very successful entrepreneur," he says.
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I mean, the CEO calls, you pick up the phone, you listen — it means something.
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Let the poll worker know that you understand your rights, and pick up the phone.
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When there's something scary in the neighborhood, you no longer need to pick up the phone.
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Why don't you just pick up the phone and call me if there is an issue?
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We're able to pick up the phone, and we talk to each other all the time.
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But you can always pick up the phone or schedule a Skype session to catch up.
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Rajiv tried calling Sunita back after their short conversation – but she didn't pick up the phone.
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All you have to do is just pick up the phone and pick up a pie.
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Every time I pick up the phone, I smear Chapstick on my face and the telephone.
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Don't be afraid to pick up the phone and tell your senators to protect health care.
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"I knew him well enough to pick up the phone and get that money," she said.
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"Every once in a while, one of us would pick up the phone," Mr. Corrsin said.
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Do you pick up the phone all night, or do you have a self-imposed cutoff?
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If your email is that urgent, pick up the phone and give the person a call.
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" Quavo was the first guest performer ... people went crazy as he did "Pick Up the Phone.
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If you can't find the figure, pick up the phone and ask a customer service representative.
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" When they see his side, Frank urged them to, "Pick up the phone and go see her.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I pick up the phone and the voice is already speaking.
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EVA Pick up the phone and call him (or text, if he has dominion over his cellphone).
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In that case, the next best alternative is to pick up the phone and leave a voicemail.
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And he would sometimes pick up the phone and hang up or face it to the wall.
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Buyers wanted dependability, not wizardry—and they wanted someone in Mountain View to pick up the phone.
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He also suggested that Mr. Obama simply pick up the phone and call the North Korean leader.
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The newspaper could not get the distribution company to pick up the phone; it suspected political interference.
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If you're having difficulty keeping up with the payments, pick up the phone and call your lender.
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The President could pick up the phone tonight and stop this policy of separating children from their parents.
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But for me to pick up the phone and call a political candidate would not have been appropriate.
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When he didn't pick up the phone, Clymer took matters into her own hands and called them herself.
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Getting rid of those "dings" and red badges can reduce temptation to pick up the phone, Price says.
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When you pick up the phone, it automatically lights up a stylized fingerprint icon over the sensor area.
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Long story short ... Jackie says if Takari truly needs help, pick up the phone and call your mother.
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Swallow your pride, pick up the phone and call Kap," Carter said on FS1's "First Things First.
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You no longer have to pick up the phone constantly and say when you're available and not available.
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If you haven't called your parents lately, this story might leave you wanting to pick up the phone.
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The last thing you want to do is pick up the phone and explain what happened to you.
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But in December 1991, he decided to pick up the phone in prison and ask for her forgiveness.
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Time to pick up the phone Look, we know there are plenty of alternatives to contact your representatives.
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If you feel you are being taken advantage of – pick up the phone and let the party know.
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Yet, Mueller did not pick up the phone to discuss his concerns or to ask for a meeting.
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North Korea does not pick up the phone when South Korean officials try daily to revive the hotline.
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"People were used to having Franca pick up the phone and solve their problems for them," he said.
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If you are black and from the community, do you pick up the phone and report the crime?
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"I'm recommending that you pick up the phone and call your broker and buy CBS today," Gabelli said.
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"I did pick up the phone after that happened and called a friend of mine," Poe told me.
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Sometimes you pick up the phone and it's the president or the mayor and you can't just hang up.
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When you pick up the phone, the frame senses how you're holding it, and Tobii sensor checks your eyes.
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But I was too exhausted to be logical anymore, and maybe that helped me finally pick up the phone.
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A short, pudgy Asian man came to pick up the phone, Jonathan says, not more than 25 years old.
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Luckily you don't need to pick up the phone and ask your ex how much their payments will be.
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"Stepien's not the guy you pick up the phone and call," said a leader of a conservative outside group.
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There's a guy you want to call, pick up the phone and find out what's going on with him.
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If you're unsure about a store's price matching policy, it helps to just pick up the phone and ask.
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Given Cairo's bad traffic and long, hot summers, the capital's dwellers need little encouragement to pick up the phone.
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In other words, the HoloMe politician will be in the room whether you pick up the phone or not.
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But if the Yankees are truly reprising the Evil Empire, they cannot be afraid to pick up the phone.
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I had said, 'Mom, if this gets bad you need to pick up the phone and call me immediately.
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I wish I could pick up the phone right now and talk to my friend Sylvia Chase about it.
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I'm living in a house by myself, I want to pick up the phone and call my mom and dad.
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Here, one of the women sits at her desk — but she doesn't pick up the phone and call her doctor.
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It's not every day you pick up the phone and hear Reba McEntire on the other end of the line.
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"It was someone like us who decided to pick up the phone and report something," Simpson said of the source.
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So, if you want to pick up the phone, we've laid down step-by-step instructions for calling your representatives.
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American officials have made clear that if China were to call during a crisis, they would pick up the phone.
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So that was a switch for me to pick up the phone and say, 'Hi, I'm Heidi Cruz, Ted's wife.
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I just knew that eventually he would pick up the phone to apologize, to admit that he had been wrong.
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"If he's really concerned about OPEC policy, he should pick up the phone and call Mohammed Bin Salman," she said.
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" Sorscher told me, "It was: 'I can't help but make a billion dollars every time I pick up the phone.
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So I've been very, very fortunate to be able to pick up the phone and call and ask for advice.
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Now, incoming calls will be automatically routed to your HomePod, and you can ask Siri to pick up the phone.
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Okay, it's not exactly as if Sparky is going to pick up the phone and then bark in the handset.
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As a worker, you can't pick up the phone and call 911 if you chop off your finger or something.
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And if you can't get there, pick up the phone and make sure they hear the sincerity in your voice.
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That's why White House officials aren't supposed to pick up the phone and call whomever they want at the department.
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But out of respect for your onetime friendship (and from a purely pragmatic angle), why not pick up the phone?
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In the real world, do you want someone there to pick up the phone when you have a tax question?
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" He continued, "I'd hope anybody sitting in the Oval Office would pick up the phone and do something about it.
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"Pick up the phone and talk to a sponsor, or someone you know that's struggled with addiction," the spokesperson continued.
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"I'd just pick up the phone and call if I had a question about what was covered," Milt Roney said.
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On Monday, Cuomo repeatedly probed Conway on why the President didn't "pick up the phone" and clarify his recent accusations himself.
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But since the US strategy appears to hinge on Iranian capitulation, it is unclear why Tehran would pick up the phone.
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We all do that thing you see in '80s romcoms, where people pick up the phone and actually call each other.
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"There were times when I felt like I had to pick up the phone because he wouldn't stop," Rodriguez told Refinery6563.
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We're sure everyone has experienced a time when inventory ran out of stock faster than you could pick up the phone.
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CONTACT THE VICTIMS The most obvious starting point is what journalists do everyday: pick up the phone, and start calling people.
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He claimed the royal isn't hesitant to pick up the phone and call you personally and write long, handwritten letters frequently.
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You could rent the Thrilla in Manila room and when you'd pick up the phone, you'd hear, `I am the greatest.
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I usually don't bother the President but when I do he usually does pick up the phone and talk to me.
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The President and his administration created this policy, and the President could pick up the phone right now and end it.
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If you're in a hurry and don't have time to draft out a clear and direct message, pick up the phone.
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If you need to hash something out with a co-worker, pick up the phone or speak to them in person.
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Most people would be ecstatic to pick up the phone and hear David Beckham on the other end of the line.
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" Before this, telephone users would often pick up the phone with phrases like, "Do I get you?" and, "Are you there?
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I doubt people will pick up the phone and call you and say, Hey, why didn't you send me that gift?
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If you haven't spoken to your mom in a while, this mother-daughter duo will inspire you to pick up the phone.
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The fact that he calls me after years of being too depressed to pick up the phone, even on holidays, is amazing.
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Neutral communications platform, presumably, you pick up the phone, you call your friend, you call your father, you call your mother. Right.
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Fewer people pick up the phone and talk to pollsters, so you need to make more calls to get a decent sample.
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When bill collectors called, Schultz or his siblings were instructed to pick up the phone and pretend that their parents weren't home.
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One alleged FBI intelligence analyst did pick up the phone, and identified herself as the same name as listed in the database.
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If you want to tell your representatives to support healthcare policies that help all Americans, don't hesitate to pick up the phone.
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If you are the president and want to talk to the Chinese government, pick up the phone or call the State Department.
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And, I can tell you, every time I pick up the phone there's still that little chill that goes up my spine.
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If you haven't called your mom lately, we have to warn you — Serena Williams may just inspire you to pick up the phone.
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"In those moments of extreme loneliness, I would pick up the phone and call the ones I knew I shouldn't," he told me.
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You may not be able to have conversations with a teller, but you can pick up the phone and call in with questions.
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I don't have my immediate family around anymore so it's not like I can pick up the phone and get help right away.
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" The Democrat also said Conway "could pick up the phone and call my office, call me and ask me if it was true.
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If I need to get a hold of you, I simply pick up the phone and call, or I will work via fax.
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There's a tiny sharp ridge between the glass back and the chrome frame that I feel every time I pick up the phone.
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And no matter how close you may be, if you haven't called her today, this might inspire you to pick up the phone.
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Eventually, the conversations became less formal, and relationships developed to the point where I could just pick up the phone to say hi.
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"@realdonaldtrump could pick up the phone and stop the separation of families seeking refuge in the US," Warren, 22019, wrote Monday on Twitter.
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At some point around 2006, I was smart enough to pick up the phone and talk to the person on the other end.
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In Silicon Valley, if everybody thought Recode was propaganda and refused to pick up the phone, you actually could not do your work.
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" That is key to getting ahead, he says: "I'm never afraid to pick up the phone, and I'm never afraid to ask questions.
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But as soon as people pick up the phone and start tapping, they are a couple of taps away from a screw-up.
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But as we aged, he stopped acknowledging my birthday (and is generally less likely to pick up the phone to keep in touch).
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It was important that president after president could pick up the phone to the same man who would listen and advise with patience.
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The best thing to do is, if you suspect child abuse, you pick up the phone, call the police and file a report.
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"Journalists often return to the same people who we know are going to pick up the phone and get back us," she said.
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Whether it's in the UFC, Bellator, One FC of KSW–I'm good to go, so pick up the phone and get in touch.
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If you get home late and need a mental dump, it's natural to pick up the phone and start texting with a friend.
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So if someone is reading this and they're worried or upset or anxious or desperate, pick up the phone and give us a call.
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So much regret it seems, they will pick up the phone, call their boss with a fake cough and take the day off work.
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Frankly, I think Atlanta-based TSA spokesman Mark Howell sounds a little too upbeat when I pick up the phone to talk to him.
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But it's still annoying and something I have to think about doing, instead of it just happening naturally when I pick up the phone.
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Gutiérrez offers to give the people who pick up the phone a ride to the polls, regardless of who they're planning to vote for.
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If, ideally, I'm going to talk with a brand about a recent purchase, my gut instinct is to pick up the phone and call.
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So I was excited to speak to real Cornishmen, who presumably, would pick up the phone whilst eating one of his compatriots famous pasties.
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But I'm somewhat confident that there is a designated person or agency in each area to pick up the phone, should the call come.
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He's made it clear that he's not even going to so much as pick up the phone unless you tell him you want out.
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My landlord wouldn't pick up the phone when we tried to call him about it, because he was Hassidic, and it was a Saturday.
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Walk into the graffiti-covered phone booth and pick up the phone — a person on the other end wants to tell you their story.
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It may be a dream for most people—getting pizza delivered daily to your desk for free, without having to pick up the phone.
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Many banks have said they have options for workers affected by the shutdown, but the workers have to pick up the phone and call.
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"He wasn't a guy who would pick up the phone and say, 'Hey, don't go to L.A., I'm going to miss you,'" she said.
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For even quicker answers to business or advertising related questions, those users just have to pick up the phone and call (877) 767-9357.
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Photo: Getty ImagesIf you don't pick up the phone anymore because each time it seems to be one of those annoying robocallers, you're not alone.
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There are times that it's fun for kids to send grandma a text, rather than pick up the phone – just as it is for parents.
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This is because in India, you can pick up the phone and order almost anything in a major tier I city from offline 'kirana' stores.
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In the 90s, I was encouraged to send snail mail holiday cards to former bosses and colleagues, and even to pick up the phone occasionally.
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I was able to just pick up the phone and tap my thumb to the bottom of the display to unlock it without a problem.
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A value above 1 means that things are going better than planned; anything below this, and the mayor is likely to pick up the phone.
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What makes you think I'm going to pick up the phone to find out what middlingly tepid British indie rock band is headlining Sunday evening?
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"I know they won't pick up the phone, but I try ... nobody picks up," she told CNN in an interview from her office in Washington.
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People may find it much easier to pick up the phone or go to a drugstore without an appointment to have a minor ailment checked.
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It takes just a few minutes to file a claim, and most claims can be handled entirely online without having to pick up the phone.
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Unfortunately, you can't determine what's going on with your vagina until a doctor tests you, so pick up the phone as soon as you can.
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I have never been one to pick up the phone, but give me 10 minutes on Messenger with a pal and I am instantly gratified.
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"But then they stopped returning our phone calls, wouldn't pick up the phone, wouldn't help us narrow down the time they were there," Lyon said.
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How did they not pick up the phone sometimes at night, when they were lonely single parents, and ask the other one how it was going?
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Inmates' injuries almost inevitably stem from anger: They can't make bail; their court dates are postponed; their family doesn't pick up the phone when they call.
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"We phoned 20 banks with our idea — 18 didn't pick up the phone, two did, and one of them is now our financial partner," said Stalf.
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Ahead, click through to meet the risk-takers, see the magical transformations, and, hopefully, be persuaded to pick up the phone and make that salon appointment.
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Even if the target did not pick up the phone, NSO's technology would become embedded in the phone and provide access to all of its contents.
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" Surreptitiously following the teenager's deepening involvement in a jihadist network, he said, "You almost want to pick up the phone and say, 'Son, don't do this!
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So, every time Brit says, "Hit me baby one more time," what she means is pick up the phone you jerk, and let's talk this out.
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By default, face unlocking only triggers when you press the wake button, so it doesn't override the fingerprint scanner if you just pick up the phone.
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Suicide hotlines are essential at the acute stage, assuming a person is willing to pick up the phone, but "it's only the first step," Gold said.
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At the third repetition of the pre-chorus and chorus ("One: don't pick up the phone…"), the choreography is also loosely repeated for the third time.
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I still pick up the phone and talk to President Trump every few weeks on any number of issues and we have a very positive relationship.
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"I hate to say it, but I don't pick up the phone anymore, which is crazy," said Mr. Marino, 2013, a real estate agent in Brooklyn.
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For instance, you can share a phone number with other users so your team can answer text messages faster and pick up the phone more often.
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There are times that you wonder why both authors didn't pick up the phone and call the parents of some of the people in their books.
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"You can't just pick up the phone and say, 'Please hold an individual,'" said Jonathan F. Thompson, executive director of the 3,000-member National Sheriffs' Association.
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I was in shock, I was in a panic, I kept calling her, over and over again, crying, praying that she would pick up the phone.
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But at some point, you will have to go outside or pick up the phone and engage with people, like fellow citizens and members of Congress.
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Going forward, Barnett hopes the exhibit will "empower" people to pick up the phone and demand change so this type of gun violence never happens again.
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"There was the moment when Boris arrived at our home, told me to pick up the phone and call a number he gave me," he recalled.
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"Booker: "Let me be more blunt, i'm asking you when your caller ID shows some pollster is calling you, pick up the phone and answer, please.
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While you may think it's good to pick up the phone before bed, the experts caution against doing so because it can interrupt your sleeping patterns.
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"He had the ability to pick up the phone and get things done," Todd R. Howe, a former Albany lobbyist and the government's star witness, said.
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No one called police "There were so many people that saw it and didn't pick up the phone to dial 911," Johnson told CNN affiliate WBBM-TV.
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Instead of texting back and forth 63 times, the amount of times that takes, just pick up the phone and talk for three minutes and arrange it.
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Ted Cruz probably never imaged he would actually go to bat for Donald Trump, never mind pick up the phone like an intern on a street team.
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"He's not a texter or an emailer; he's a pick-up-the-phone-and-call-you person, and anniversaries are a big deal to him," she writes.
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There are friendships in which you don't talk for months at a time — and then you pick up the phone as if nothing's amiss — and that's fine!
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He also doesn't pick up the phone when Justine calls to tell him she got in a fight at boyfriend Billy's show and needs a ride home.
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There again, if the metals men don't want to pay that price, they could always pick up the phone and call a broker to place their order.
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"He's not a texter or an emailer; he's a pick-up-the-phone-and-call-you person, and anniversaries are a big deal to him," she wrote.
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If something goes wrong, these travelers may not have the time or interest to pick up the phone, which is why Lola also offers human-led assistance.
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" And they said, "If you call the president up and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and — basically — spike this story.
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Now most people's primary line of defense against these dangerous calls — to simply not pick up the phone if they don't recognize the number — is being challenged.
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He did pick up the phone, but he didn't respond verbally, Ross said during a news conference while the gunman was still holed up inside the building.
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"Any good thing that happened to me in my career, Donald Trump was the first to pick up the phone and call and say 'congratulations,' " he continued.
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Meanwhile, Don Babbitt, the pad leader for North American Aviation—the company that made the Apollo spacecraft—moved to pick up the phone and call for help.
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Mr. Johnston will text her back, but he's often puzzled when she sends him bursts of texts in a row rather than just pick up the phone.
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When I called the customer helpline, the gentleman on the other end of the call directed me to McCain Foods' communications officer, who didn't pick up the phone.
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Google has said that it's sticking to its word and will always make clear when humans pick up the phone to an AI helper on the other end.
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"It's kind of hard you know, you can't pick up the phone and call them anymore, or call mother and can't go by and see Dad," he said.
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He could simply pick up the phone and get an answer to this, but he's choosing to kinda play along with this conspiracy, which is frankly just false.
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" When Bash asked if Sanders would reach across the aisle and "pick up the phone and call the White House" to promote the legislation, Sanders emphatically replied: "Absolutely.
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My friends advised me to go into therapy and after weeks trying to pick up the phone, I made an appointment with a therapist specializing in deep analysis.
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"You'll likely have to pick up the phone and ask for help, but if you do, the changes can be really impactful," said CompareCards senior analyst Matt Schulz.
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Consumers are advised by federal agencies not to pick up the phone if it is an unknown number and not to engage with the robocall if they do.
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With this data, pollsters can ensure they have the right number of Democrats or Republicans in their polls, regardless of who is likelier to pick up the phone.
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Young Thug and Travis Scott featuring Quavo "Pick Up the Phone" (26/Atlantic/Grand Hustle/Epic) Like listening to old hip-hop protocols dissolve in real time. 83.
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Deontay Wilder might want to pick up the phone and call Floyd Mayweather -- because TBE just suggested he could help Deontay beat Tyson Fury ... if Floyd trains him!
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But some found it took hours for any of the dozens of people at party headquarters in Des Moines to pick up the phone to receive the results.
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Lawmakers who don't pick up the phone find themselves skipped over for key committee appointments or last in line for party support when the next election rolls around.
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"She was most gracious," Pompeo said, quietly, when I asked him how he had managed to pick up the phone and make the call to a longtime adversary.
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LG's marketing loudly trumpets these new features, but when you pick up the phone, the device itself doesn't make much of an effort to convince you to use them.
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If you have any thoughts of self-harm or suicide, please pick up the phone right now and call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-2008-8255.
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"One of the things that I've found hard is I haven't been able to pick up the phone and talk to her about her experiences while pregnant," she shares.
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And, like a lot of newer Android phones, it has an always-on mode that will show you the time and date without having to pick up the phone.
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But before you pick up the phone to make your breakup official, here are six questions you should ask yourself to make sure you don't damage your credit score.
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But administration officials and analysts point to Ankara's crucial role in the battle against ISIS as they outline the thinking behind Trump's decision to pick up the phone Monday.
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At the time, public figures across the country implored their audiences to pick up the phone and call their representatives — an act that has become increasingly popular since 2016.
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I was probably cutting off my own nose to spite my face in a sense, because it would've been much easier to pick up the phone and say, 'Help!
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After a loose-lipped journalist told her Ezra (Ian Harding) and Nicole (Rebecca Breeds) were engaged before Nicole went missing, Aria didn't pick up the phone to call Ezra.
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And if you're single, you can pick up the phone and try to find a match who makes you want to do more than just look at your phone.
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The top of the PC can be outfitted with touch controls for phone calls, letting you pick up the phone, end a call, mute yourself, and adjust the volume.
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And -- and some of the work to prepare for the summit was -- was halted because we simply couldn't get them to pick up the phone at a certain point.
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Ms. Andrews said she was most concerned not about those who called The Silver Line, but those who were too depressed by their isolation to pick up the phone.
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" A few chuckles could be heard from the crowd as Obama, 54, wondered aloud whether his daughters would pick up the phone after eventually moving out: "Will they call?
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"And they said, if you call the president up, and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike the story," he said.
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"There's this palpable, raw energy that Senate Democrats keep running into — when their staffers pick up the phone, or when they go to visit their home districts," Wikler said.
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With a few speaking commands, we don't have to lift a finger to play music, stream content, turn off the lights, or pick up the phone to call family members.
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I submit that being friends with Putin and having a relationship with Putin where you can pick up the phone and talk to Putin is valuable to the United States.
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Melinda calls the police, but is at a loss for words when they pick up the phone, so she flees the scene and the cops eventually break up the party.
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Its placement is right around where your right thumb normally rests when you pick up the phone, making it a lot more natural to use than the in-screen sensor.
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A guy who could pick up the phone and request anything and has one of the best Rolodexes in the world, and yet nobody is paying any attention to him.
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The girl told police how Wyllie tried to control her, saying that if she didn't pick up the phone in seconds he'd message her incessantly, asking what he'd done wrong.
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Some people call that a heart, and maybe make you want to pick up the phone to call him or her (or let's be honest, shoot a text to them).
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"Secretary Kerry can pick up the phone, call the foreign minister of Iran, and resolve that issue in a matter of hours," said one senior official on condition of anonymity.
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You just download the extension, add your phone number, click the "nope" button when you want it to ring, and pick up the phone as if you weren't expecting it.
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The very best thing for her to do is to pick up the phone, call Wasserman Schultz and courteously thank her for past service and firmly request she resign immediately.
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Through that content marketing you can move that down the funnel to a better consumer experience when you do that versus when you pick up the phone and call people.
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For example, "pick up the phone, throw your voice" is the direction for Matthew Ostrowski and Nina Nichols's "Western Electric 2," which broadcasts your distorted voice from a telephone booth.
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If a human receptionist did not pick up the phone, BrainHi's artificial intelligence chatbot would step in to answer questions, helping the offices that were severely understaffed after the hurricane.
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"You have to pick up the phone and ask for help from someone that maybe you don't know, and that can bring up a whole bunch of feelings," Whillans said.
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I don't have a stylist, so that forces me to pick up the phone and call designers individually and often build a relationship with them, given there is no middle man.
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That's a tough thing to accurate test out in a retail store, so just keep that in mind when you pick up the phone yourself for the first time beginning tomorrow.
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He lives in Vancouver, and I'm in Toronto, and I know I should pick up the phone more, but even on his 71st birthday, I procrastinated until late into the evening.
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Motion Sense prepares the system when you pick up the phone, and it can also recognize swipe gestures over the phone that can dismiss calls, skip songs, or wave at Pikachu.
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That does not mean traders will not pick up the phone to make a trade anymore, but it does mean that all of those trades will be processed electronically, he said.
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While he'll be too busy to pick up the phone (he has millions of toys to make, of course), kids can still leave a voice message detailing their Christmas wish list.
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And, heck, if we can learn to talk to whales, we're one step more prepared to talk to aliens if they were ever motivated to pick up the phone and call.
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Do check your insurance mail, and don't be afraid to pick up the phone (or have a bossy friend help you with the call) if you get into a billing headache.
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So, it's time to pick up the phone and call your elected officials to let them know that the president's choice doesn't mean we can't do anything to fight climate change.
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"No one on the other side would pick up the phone if the secretary of the U.S. Treasury tried to make that call," said Lou Crandall, chief economist at Wrightson ICAP.
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If not, here's another: Though I have preached for years that we should pick up the phone at the first sign of trouble in our e-communications, do the opposite here.
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"Message your brand like you message your friends and family," he said, predicting a day where few people want to pick up the phone and call a company to ask questions.
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He has promised to pick up the phone and order his Treasury secretary to label China a currency manipulator, and to tell his commerce secretary to begin identifying foreign trade abuses.
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"Throw Myself A Party" features 2 Chainz, Tory Lanez, and Starrah (the songwriter behind 2016 hits including Rihanna's "Needed Me," Kevin Gates' "2 Phones," and Travis Scott's "Pick Up The Phone").
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Pick up the phone and speak to someone to place your order, even if you have the option to do it electronically through a tablet, app or your in-room television.
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She and Mr. Frye, 35, a consultant for the University of Florida and former professional football player, travel frequently and liked the convenience of not having to pick up the phone.
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A group of black students was positioned behind Mr. Sanders as he spoke, and he walked out to "Pick Up the Phone," a rap song by Young Thug and Travis Scott.
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But before you pick up the phone, you now need to consider: If you were involved in getting the drugs in any way, you might be charged with a very serious crime.
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But just as important as the details themselves are good writing and sharp keywords that will make that recruiter want to pick up the phone and bring you in for an interview.
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Often scammers use a very popular technique called "neighbor spoofing," in which they copy the area codes of local jurisdictions to make it more likely that people will pick up the phone.
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Kathleen Clark: Although I haven't spoken to him in more than 20 years, I always believed that one day I would pick up the phone and listen to his wit and wisdom.
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I would pick up the phone with something to tell her about my brother or relatives or someone that we'd known forever, so that was really odd to let go of that.
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So, we asked Tuff Juice if the Purple & Gold should pick up the phone and call the Wolves ... and he thinks it's a no-brainer, saying Butler would perfectly complement King James.
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"It took me a while honestly to get together the courage to just pick up the phone to call someone who I don't have a day to day relationship with," she added.
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The Boston Celtics, the Los Angeles Lakers, the Miami Heat, and any other team interested in adding a top-15 player will pick up the phone, but moving on isn't that simple.
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I'm living in a house by myself, I want to pick up the phone and call my [deceased] mom and dad… I'm just so ashamed that I publicly embarrass all of you.
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Obviously, family members can lie and wave the pill cases and mood cube over the hub without feeling good or taking their pills, but that's why you also pick up the phone.
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Also, I shouldn't mention that we had called almost every showroom in the city up until this point and no one would pick up the phone, no one would take our call!
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"If I'm going to do a residential building in New York, the most natural thing in the world is to pick up the phone and call Costas," Mr. Silverstein said in 2007.
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After a Twitter user posted a screenshot of the Scream Queens star in Trey Songz's new video for "Pick Up the Phone," Palmer blasted the singer for using her image without her consent.
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Dealing with them was annoying, but standardized: Pick up the phone, hear an automated message or listen to enough of a real person's pitch to realize it's fake, and politely end the call.
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But, during a particularly moony round of sulking (on my part), Judy suggested we pick up the phone and dump all of our post-breakup questions on our exes, instead of each other.
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When you pick up the phone with the Dual Screen closed, you'll see a small, low-res, monochrome OLED panel that shows you the time, date, battery level, and a few notification icons.
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" Candide's Morgan Simon said: "The most impactful thing you can do when it comes to your money is pick up the phone and ask your financial advisor where your money spends the night.
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Modern customers want convenience on an app but they still want to pick up the phone, or at least know they have someone they can contact other than a chatbot for financial planning.
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Huffman says telling people to pick up the phone and call some place is a barrier in an age when so many tasks like booking appointments and placing orders can be done online.
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Trump has vowed to appoint an anti-choice judge, and if he follows through on that promise, you're going to want to pick up the phone and call your Senator, according to Ellsworth.
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As Shulte suggests, "the first thing they should do is pick up the phone and call every member of Congress and say, 'We need to create a pathway for people to earn citizenship.'"
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You pick up the phone knowing it's Kathleen Turner, yet the voice still comes as a shock: gravelly and dry and as deep as a sinkhole, it could be mistaken for Harvey Fierstein's.
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"They said if you call the president up and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike this story," Scarborough said on "Morning Joe" Friday morning.
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"He had the ability to pick up the phone and get things done," Mr. Howe said, likening it to the old commercial for E. F. Hutton ("When E. F. Hutton talks, people listen").
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But someone did pick up the phone at her office in San Diego, referring a reporter to a spokesman, said they were aware of the heavy call volume and were working on it.
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"I could no longer bear even to pick up the phone; I'd just listen to the answering machine, afraid or unwilling to pick up, the plaintive entreaties of the caller an annoyance," he wrote.
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With the information from your boarding pass stored in the AirHelp system, the company can track your flight for delays, cancelations, and overbooking so claims can get rolling before you pick up the phone.
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"The vice president has often said his office door is always open or that members can pick up the phone when they have concerns, or ideas, and reach out to him," the aide said.
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"There's a lot of those micro-interactions that we've now turned into digital that make the customer experience much more enjoyable than having to pick up the phone," he recently told the "Technovation" podcast.
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With that goal in mind, perhaps one day, the ENA president will not have to pick up the phone to console another nurse who became a victim of violence simply for doing their job.
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Without the friction of having to pick up the phone, mail a letter or even type in a URL like TV ads request, the feedback loop is shorter and things spiral out of control.
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" He apologized for what he said were "poorly timed comments, and added that it is his "job to pick up the phone" and talk to West about the comments rather than defend him online.
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But if things feel like they're getting lost in translation, or if you find you're over-analyzing everything your boss sends to you, don't forget you can pick up the phone (or video chat).
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" Juergen Hardt, a senior lawmaker in Merkel's Christian Democrat party, said: "Especially in times of stress, when immediate communication is required, they need to be able to pick up the phone and find solutions.
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Cancel your plans, start googling "Beyoncé-themed cocktails," and tell your mom you love her but to not expect you to pick up the phone during for a 24-hour period of viewing and recovery.
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"The (defense) attorney failed to do the simplest thing and just pick up the phone and call this alibi witness and see if she was legitimate," Brown told CNN's Jim Sciutto on "New Day" Friday.
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But in any case, the area is big enough to demonstrate the tech's advantage; this way, you can pretty much just pick up the phone and unlock it without really having to think about it.
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"No one on the other side would pick up the phone if the secretary of the U.S. Treasury tried to make that call," Lou Crandall, chief economist at Wrightson ICAP, told The New York Times.
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"I'm thankful people are out there and must have watched and thought, 'Okay, I need to pick up the phone and talk to someone and provide myself with the self-care I need,'" Bryant continued.
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Titled Once Upon a Place, the installation lets tourists and NYC locals enter one of three repurposed 1980s booths, pick up the phone, and hear the oral history of a recent New York City immigrant.
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Even after things were fully mirrored, he still felt trepidation when the time came to pick up the phone and terminate his dial-up account (despite Aol's best attempt to obscure and complicate the procedure).
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"When somebody gets to the point that they want to quit this addiction, and they're ready right then, that night, and they pick up the phone and they call someone… there's nothing available," Therrien says.
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I don't think people are forgetting how to be friends —my students tell me they still pick up the phone when it's appropriate, that they know which conversations they feel they should have by phone.
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Not to mention 1st class seats for people to come look at the door 🚪 The contractor who performed the work, Maryland-based Conquest Solutions LLC, did not pick up the phone when I called.
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You know the type: You pick up the phone only to hear some pre-recorded message — sometimes not even in English — about how you owe someone money or you've won a free vacation to Barbados.
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Of course, while we know that, within the narrative, Dua is talking to herself, the second person imperative—"One: don't pick up the phone"; "Two: don't let him in; Three: don't be his friend" etc.
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Third: Kerry Perry, the president of U.S.A. Gymnastics, should pick up the phone today and call every single one of the more than 150 women who have been abused to — at minimum — express her sorrow.
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Namely: Pick up the phone, and ask researchers whether it is an initial finding, and, if so, they should inform the public that this discovery is still tentative and must be validated by subsequent studies.
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Still using atrociously slow dial-up at the time—though to be fair, upgrading from 14.4k to 28.8k was a big deal—I'd quietly hope my parents wouldn't pick up the phone, cutting my AOL connection.
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If I were them, I would pick up the phone and call us and let us know what-- what this is all about, this story that broke in The Washington Post this morning, just hours ago.
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Every work is named after a popular hip-hop track describing a facet of, from Young Thug and Travis Scott's imploration for their partner's faithfulness "Pick Up the Phone" to "Codeine Crazy," Future's ode to lean.
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"I just thought it would be amazing if we could just pick up the phone and call up God and ask questions and get an answer," DeGeneres recalled about her famous "Phone Call to God" bit.
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"There is a bit of a lingering fear that President [Donald] Trump could pick up the phone to Saudi Arabia and put pressure on the Saudis and say, 'You call off this OPEC cut,' " Croft said.
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But the fact of the matter is that ANYONE who cares about millions of Americans losing healthcare while the rich get tax cuts should pick up the phone, even if they live in a Democratic state.
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As someone who calls her mom two or three times a day, she stresses the importance of talking to your parents — it's too easy to get buried in work and forget to pick up the phone.
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"It's very tight-knit and small," she said, adding that whenever her children walked home from school instead of taking the bus, neighbors who spotted them would pick up the phone to make sure she knew.
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R. Kelly is free to pick up the phone and get back in touch with his kids -- so says their mother and his ex-wife ... who claimed she was a victim of his on Lifetime's docuseries.
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Sure, he could pick up the phone and call me to let me know he's arrived home, but why rely on such an archaic option when I could instead turn my front door into Big Mother?
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I was half-asleep in my Brooklyn apartment and almost didn't pick up the phone, assuming it was a friend at a bar or a party wanting to meet, when I was in for the night.
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"I think we could email or text or even pick up the phone, for some of them, and call them and have them pass it on," Ms. Root said of her contacts in the White House.
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MEGHAN MARKLE&aposS DAD BELIEVES HIS DAUGHTER IS &aposTERRIFIED&apos ADJUSTING TO NEW LIFE, CALLS ROYAL FAMILY &aposOUTDATED&apos Markle also pleaded with the former "Suits" actress to "pick up the phone" so the two can speak.
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If there's a snag at customs someone's going to have to call CBP, and if the shutdown's still on, there may be no one there to pick up the phone, in which case nothing's going to happen.
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"What's even more disturbing, more than the fact that they did this, there were so many people that saw this and they didn't pick up the phone and dial 911," police Superintendent Eddie Johnson tells WGN-TV.
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" Though Chance said he had hoped to stand by his mentor Mr. West, "it's not my job to defend or protect him," he wrote, but rather to "pick up the phone and talk to him about it.
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This means that if there is an issue that one of my friends wants to influence, they are more likely to sign an online petition or do nothing than pick up the phone and call our congresswoman.
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At these smart lockers, employees simply have to scan their badge, choose a device and, once the appropriate door has opened, pick up the phone, tablet, laptop or VR devices they were looking for and move on.
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"I used to call and within 30 seconds they'd pick up the phone," said John Metallo, a retired school administrator and elite SPG member who said he preferred to book rooms over the phone rather than electronically.
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There have been a lot of people -- most notably Royce White -- furious over the fact King James hasn't made some calls to get Melo in Purple & Gold ... and Rip says it's time LBJ pick up the phone.
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"You have to be sympathetic because after all, they've been stuck indoors for so long ... so they pick up the phone and yell at us for a bit to get some of the rage out," she said.
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Foreign fraudsters have increasingly used robocalls to impersonate US government officials, including from tax and immigration agencies, as they try to scare those who pick up the phone into revealing sensitive information, the Justice Department said Tuesday.
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For most of us, regardless of our influence, the best option is to just pick up the phone and order directly from the restaurant you want to order from itself, thereby cutting out the exploitative middleman entirely.
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The Derby Telegraph caught the stirring scene in a video that will immediately make you want to pick up the phone and thank your mom or that person in your life who's always believed you could do anything.
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If President Obama were right now to pick up the phone, call the Pentagon, and order one round of airstrikes on Assad regime facilities in Syria, then a road for Aleppo civilians to evacuate to safety would open.
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Despite me blocking them every time they call, Cynthia, Rich, and their automated compatriots have continued to contact me from new numbers, sometimes with local area codes as a way of coaxing me to pick up the phone.
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The company previously introduced Duplex, which lets Google Assistant book restaurant appointments and reservations on your behalf, and a call-screening feature, which allows Google Assistant to find out who is calling before you pick up the phone.
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At Panmunjom, which has served as a contact point for the two Koreas for decades, North Korean officials did not pick up the phone when their South Korean counterparts made a daily call to keep the line alive.
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When young people would rather text than pick up the phone and hear someone's voice, when they are deprived of real "social" interactions, how does this generation become adept at picking up non-verbal cues from another person?
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and President Hassan Roukhani would do well to pick up the phone to President Nazarbayev to get advice on how to modify their current nuclear stance and make it entirely peaceful for their people's benefit.
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The reason the Pixel's face unlock feels so fast is that when you pick up the phone, it simply jumps right into what you were doing before without requiring you to tap or swipe on the screen at all.
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For all these reasons I decided to pick up the phone and speak to a couple of experts to help figure out what's causing my little problem, and to better understand what, if anything, can be done about it.
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"The (defense) attorney failed to do the simplest thing and just pick up the phone and call this alibi witness and see if she was legitimate," Syed's attorney C. Justin Brown told CNN's Jim Sciutto on "New Day" Friday.
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To pick up the phone and call one of the greatest icons of American cinema, and say, 'Hey I think you may have fun coming and playing with us,' and him being excited about it — it's a great feeling.
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" Meanwhile, Facebook's future technology editor should not be "afraid to pick up the phone or a send a ping to track down answers, doesn't mind occasional late night, early morning, and weekend work (sometimes all three in one day).
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She uncorked a bottle of wine and thought of inviting Peter and Adrian over for a drink, but they would decline, saying they had to get up early for their flight; they might not even pick up the phone.
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RAHA MOHARRAK, Saudi champion mountain climber and adventurer When it came to pursuing the Seven Summits, I finally gathered the courage to pick up the phone and nervously call my father, anxiously blurting out what was on my mind.
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It's certainly better than before, when there was no support at all on iOS — but the main purpose of the verification feature is to help you figure out if a caller is real before you pick up the phone.
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" He pointed to one example where this joint effort is paying off: "I can tell you it was very easy to pick up the phone and get 15 other governors to sign on to that declaration of emergency lawsuit.
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After Songz, whose real name is Tremaine Neverson, released the video for his remix with Fabolous to the Travis Scott and Young Thug song "Pick Up the Phone" on Friday, Palmer claims she didn't authorize the singer to include her cameo.
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However, polls also contain many other potential sources of error, which are much harder to measure: for example, some groups of respondents may turn out to vote more than others, or be less likely to pick up the phone when called.
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There is some debate about why this might be and whether it will last—the leading cause may well be the propensity of enthusiastic Democrats to pick up the phone when pollsters call, rather than a sweeping change in support.
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After Songz, whose real name is Tremaine Neverson, released the video for his remix with Fabolous to the Travis Scott and Young Thug song "Pick Up the Phone" on Friday, Palmer claims she didn't authorize the singer to include her cameo.
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" So I'm in the newsroom the night that Steve Jobs died, the Wall Street Journal newsroom, and I pick up the phone and I call Mossberg down in Washington and the first thing I said to him was, "I'm sorry.
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Ken Bone, the red-sweatered undecided voter who captured America's attention during the second presidential debate, learned real quick it's a short fall from "America's sweetheart" to "unsavory fellow." pick up the phone babyyou know im ken bone baby pic.twitter.
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The time it takes to check in on the status of a prescription, to wait for a doctor, to take time away from work to sit on hold and hope that, at some point, someone will pick up the phone.
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"The president is friends with the guy who runs the National Enquirer and they said, 'If you call the president and you apologize for your coverage then he will pick up the phone and basically spike the story,' " Scarborough recalled.
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"It's the first time people with an iPhone will be able to pick up the phone normally, or just listen to music, without any additional devices," said Jan Janssen, senior vice president of research and development at Cochlear, in an interview.
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"The president is friends with the guy who runs the National Enquirer and they said, 'If you call the president and you apologize for your coverage then he will pick up the phone and basically spike the story,' " Scarborough recalled.
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"That was … part of the blessing of my life is that I could pick up the phone and call the Mayo Clinic, and they would make room and send a plane right now," he told SurvivorNet in a new interview.
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Our roundup is by no means comprehensive (partly because there are simply too many phenomenal moments to count), but here are some highlights of Styles' greatest Gucci hits, in the hopes that one party will finally pick up the phone.
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PayPal is using similar tech to help customers get more details about transactions they've made, so they can avoid having to pick up the phone and speak to a human at the company — savings of about $25 million a year.
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If you answered any suspicious calls on the app earlier this year, you may be affected — but in some cases, the malicious calls disappeared from call logs, and malware could have been transmitted even if users didn't pick up the phone.
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"We made a deal with each other six years ago that if either one of us really wanted something to happen, at the Port Authority or someplace else, we pick up the phone and we call directly," Mr. Christie said.
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Democrats want to give Medicare Part D the power to negotiate lower prescription drug prices for its 41 million enrollees; our deal maker in chief once thought that was a good idea, so he might want to pick up the phone.
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To make it even more fun, the designers incorporated Garfield's famous laziness, as his eyes only open when you pick up the phone—possibly out of the horror and pain which comes when you remove a portion of a creature's back.
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The majority of customers might never speak to those agents, but when something goes wrong, your trip is complex enough that it's hard to manage yourself, or you don't believe you're getting the best deal, that's when customers pick up the phone.
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" (Those reservations don't have to be with Hooch partners, by the way.) He compared the experience to an American Express concierge, but with the advantage that the communication is handled in the Hooch app: "No one wants to pick up the phone anymore.
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"All you had to do was pick up the phone and say, 'I'm hungry,' and within an hour there'd be a food basket there for you," actor Anthony Quinn, who served as the evangelist's translator in the 1930s, told the New Yorker.
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If I had a relationship, a personal relationship with this client and I thought there was something that I could personally do or that Ogilvy could do to help mitigate the consequences of the situation I wouldn't hesitate to pick up the phone.
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"The attorney general and the governor have a choice, they can either spend tax payer dollars at this point to fight this lawsuit or they can pick up the phone and call the FBI," said Elizabeth Becker, a local gun safety advocate.
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"Just to have that in our back pocket, where you can pick up the phone and say 'hey how do you handle this or that' will be a great experience for us to be able to pick their brain for sure," said Buckowski.
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"I've had a variety of people come up to me and say that when they suffered from depression and had suicidal thoughts, it was hard for them to pick up the phone, but having a button helps them start that conversation," Ros said.
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He's talking about a child who is dead and you're the Commander in Chief and sending them into harm's way and you're not even going to pick up the phone and say, "I'm sorry your son is no longer with us," it's amazing.
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When Darryl fails to pick up the phone at 4 am, after Louise has killed Harlan and the women are trying to compose themselves in a diner, Thelma realizes he likely never knew she was gone at all — and she's had enough.
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Just a loud horn blast, at which point everyone has to stop what they're doing and stare at you while you make your way over to pick up the phone, where your boss is waiting to tell you what you did wrong.
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"We want to create a situation that encourages our lawyers to be able to pick up the phone — without going through bureaucracy or worry about how to pay for it — and talk to the law firm about whatever is needed," he said.
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"If he really wanted to send a signal that he was looking to cooperate, he could just pick up the phone and call the prosecutors," said Matthew Miller, who served as director of public affairs for the Justice Department under President Barack Obama.
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How wonderful it would be to call her, hear her pick up the phone, shyly pleased, and to go over and sit on her terrace, drink a glass of sauvignon blanc and watch the boats slide past on the Thames, as we used to.
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You have to stay on the phone, you can't put it down and go do something because the other person is going to pick up the phone at the time you're going to put it down and they're going to hang up on you.
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"There are a number of people who are looking at getting rid of their back books and if you could just remind them, it's One Coleman Street, Nigel Wilson...pick up the phone and call," he told the call, referring to L&G's headquarters.
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If you can uncover a contact at the company of interest (if no one's listed on the job description, start with their talent acquisition or HR team), you may want to do something many of your competitors won't — pick up the phone and call.
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Mitchell, the brick-and-mortar credit union evangelist, told me that one benefit of using her preferred mode of banking was that if she had a question, she could dial a local number and have a person down the street pick up the phone.
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As AI algorithms that can impersonate the human voice get better and better, it might not be long before you pick up the phone and genuinely can't tell if you're talking to a human or a machine that's been trained to sound like one.
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"I'm going to be optimistic and say it won't be necessary, but all of us are friends with Bernie and we'd pick up the phone and talk to him at any time," said Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat from Missouri who is supporting Mrs. Clinton.
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There may be days I don't pick up the phone (you can simply not pick up or even opt out if it's not for you), but having the option of meeting someone new in a time where I can't meet anyone is a luxury.
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That allows the receiving party to see some kind of symbol or alert informing them that the call is verified as real, theoretically encouraging them to pick up the phone because they can be relatively confident that an actual person is on the line.
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Now, Trump's numbers in the NBC/WSJ poll could have been depressed somewhat by differential non-response — his weekend from hell could have made his voters simply temporarily less likely to pick up the phone, and they could regain their enthusiasm in the coming days.
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At some point in the process, some government employee is going to have to make the decision to pick up the phone or stamp the letter and actually contact a civilian — either the target of the investigation herself, or a would-be informant, or whomever.
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" She then talked about Campbell as a friend: "One that will pick up the phone at any hour of the night, one that still makes time even when she has none just to send me vitamins and facial products, or even tanning oil for my vacation.
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For example, if you have been trying to get a key prospect on the phone for three weeks, and they text you in the middle of Sunday dinner to tell you they have 20 minutes to talk, chances are you're going to pick up the phone.
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In a very short time, he's made an impression with his effortless, tuneful vocal, and has collaborated with other rising names like Stefflon Don (on her Real Ting mixtape) and Belly Squad (on this British re-imagining of Young Thug and Travis Scott's "Pick Up the Phone").
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I'm blessed to have you as a friend, one that will pick up the phone at any hour of the night, one that still makes time even when she has none, just to send me vitamins and facial products, or even tanning oil for my vacation lol!!!
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Go deeper: Providers, employers link up on suicide prevention Corporate America opens up on silencing mental health stigma If you have any thoughts of self-harm or suicide, please pick up the phone right now and call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-45-8255.
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"Way Back" won because, on top of serving as a visual companion to Scott's excellent album (which features tunes you likely recognize no matter who you are, such as "goosebumps" and "pick up the phone"), it also functions as a compelling short documentary about the life of James Harden.
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"If you need something and we may need something... then it would be good to be able to pick up the phone and call someone that could get the president's attention," Max Wood of the firm Borrow Smart Compliance, said during the event, which was organized by his company.
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And if that terrible selling point doesn't inspire you to pick up the phone and dial that 800 number, the brilliant copywriters behind these unpleasant commercials usually follow that with some vague and ominous statistic suggesting a frighteningly large number of marriages end in divorce due to excessive snoring.
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You have to look at it head-on, though: if it's sitting on your desk you have to pick up the phone and look at it, which is a little annoying if you're used to just putting your finger on the Touch ID sensor to check a notification.
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In order for targeting to move from chilling to genuine harassment, some government employee is going to have to make the decision to pick up the phone or stamp the letter and actually contact a civilian — the target of the investigation herself, or a would-be informant, or whomever.
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They knew what was up if I rang and they'd just pick up the phone and leave it off the hook at their desk and I'd improvise stuff to say to the nobody on the other end of the line while secretly reading a magazine under my desk.
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"There's a difference between being paid to provide clients with insights and advice based on your experience and being paid to pick up the phone and make direct contacts with federal officials and advocate on behalf of clients," a source who works on K Street told The Hill.
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When the time comes, as it assuredly will, for Mr. Trump to pick up the phone to make tough requests of traditional allies in moments of crisis, he shouldn't be surprised if it is the person at the other end of the line who ends the call abruptly.
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The Moto Display feature that shows me notifications whenever I pick up the phone or wave my hand over it is way more reliable than Google's similar Ambient Display, and the double karate chop gesture to turn on the flashlight has become one of my favorite and most-used shortcuts.
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" On the natural-gas market becoming increasingly liquid like an oil market: "If you're a buyer around the world, pick up the phone, there is a cargo not too far from where I am [you say], 'can you redirect it for $2 more,' in most cases the answer is yes.
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Epic has collected its album-less artists' most popular summer songs across streaming services — "Lockjaw" by French Montana and Kodak Black, "Don't Mind" by Kent Jones, "Pick Up the Phone" by Travis Scott and Young Thug — into one digital playlist, giving it a hip title and some generic cover art.
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"But I will say this — I don't need a specific piece of intelligence that's going to have me pick up the phone and call Secretary Torres or get in the car and drive up here from D.C. We're talking this issue seriously regardless of who the threat actor is," he added.
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He said he would pick up the phone to call the chief of any American company that moved factories to Mexico and threaten a 35 percent tariff (even though the president does not have that authority, and experts say if Congress agreed, it would likely set off a trade war).
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Screenshot of Magic's own competitive analysis Screenshot of Magic's own competitive analysis Silicon Valley is filled to the brim with services companies offering to do things for users that they could pick up the phone and order for themselves, but in a four-hour-work-week world, who has the time for that?
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Through the web page you set up your exchange or refund, and have the option to ship the phone (they mail you the special packaging to send the phone back in), or you can arrange for an agent of this company to come to your home and pick up the phone directly.
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When we pick up the phone, we should have a clear answer to provide to these women — the answer should be that there is a national right to pregnancy accommodations, paid sick days, and longer-term paid family and medical leave that covers all workers, including in times of public health emergencies.
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According to the McDonnell opinion, public officials aren't breaking the law if they pick up the phone, make an introduction, or organize an event on behalf of a donor who plies them with gifts—they simply can't take an "official action," using the power of their position directly and explicitly to make something happen.
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Let's check that whiteboard, grab our Punky Brewster backpack, cook up some lava fries, break up with that nice x-ray technician, pour five ounces of white wine, pray that this chess tournament ends soon, pick up the phone and speak with the man responsible for all of these sticky, tricky situations: This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman.
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If you woke up this morning and a friend of yours had done the EXACT same thing Trump did -- post a bitter tweet about someone who scorned them and then retweeted dozens of people agreeing with their view -- you would definitely text that person or maybe even pick up the phone to ask if they were OK. Right?
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Instead of case agents having to pick up the phone and call various government agencies to find out more information about the child in question, SAS is streamlining the process by retrieving all the relevant statistics from various government agencies — departments of health, education and corrections, for example — and then importing that information into one database.
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But unlike the iPhone, which requires you to pick up the phone and then swipe up on the lock screen to open up the home screen, Google says the Pixel 4 uses Soli to turn on the face unlock sensors when it sees you're near the phone and then "open as you pick it up, all in one motion".
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"One example where you see is where the illegal robocallers will spoof the area code in the first three digits of the consumer's phone number, so that consumer believes that it could be the school calling, it could be my neighbor down the street calling, and they're going to be more inclined to pick up the phone," he added.
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LeBron James should pick up the phone RIGHT NOW and get his best friend, Carmelo Anthony, on the Lakers ... so says Rip Hamilton, who tells TMZ Sports Melo would be a "good piece" for L.A. Y'all know the situation by now ... Anthony has been trying to get back in the NBA since he was released in November.
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"I don't expect every doctor in the world to become an expert in trans medicine, but I do think they should be knowledgeable enough to know what they don't know and pick up the phone and call an expert," said Mr. Bailey, 51, deputy director of employee engagement at the Human Rights Campaign, an advocacy group for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
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Twenty-seven years later, Jamie doesn't just remember the basic details of how he and Rosemary met, the where and when — he remembers what she was wearing, how they seemed to almost instantly hit it off, and how they had to exchange home phone numbers back then, in 1990, and the excitement of getting back to the house to pick up the phone.
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Come out here and talk about your exposure – Cramer: Keep your mouth shut because no, you speak softly and you wait until that level where you think the shorts have overdone the stock and you do what [Lehman Brothers CEO] Dick Fuld did in 1998 and pick up the phone to guys like me and you say 32 bid, $1 million.
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If it were me and my husband had gone to someone's home and vandalized their home, the first thing I would do is pick up the phone and I would call and say, 'Hey, I am so sorry, I know you don't believe me right now but I am devastated for what my husband has done to you, I apologize from the bottom of my heart.
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Coming around to the screams of your friends—wait no those are your screams—you plunge to the floor, pick up the phone, turn it around, and catch the last of their long series of stories that have played automatically before the screen folds into a disappearing circle and you are back on the search page looking at the names of the people you stalk most frequently.
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Raised in a tiny Delaware beach town, the youngest of nine siblings, Starrah cut her path through urban radio, crafting indelible, rap-sung hooks for strivers like Kid Ink and Dej Loaf ("Be Real"), Kevin Gates ("2 Phones") and Travis Scott and Young Thug ("Pick Up the Phone") before making the all-but-unheard-of crossover to the overwhelmingly white echelons of Top 40.
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Grab their iPhone, swipe on the home screen, tap emergency, and you'll see what sort of information is in their Medical ID. Finally, Siri can help you call 911 -- all you need to do is say "Hey Siri, call 911" And since Siri doesn't need you to touch the phone at all, this could be particularly useful if you've fallen, or cut yourself and aren't able to pick up the phone.
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Trump's willingness to take calls and engage is so well known on Capitol Hill that one former leadership aide told CNN that when rank-and-file members go to Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to complain about something Trump's engaged in, McConnell tells them to pick up the phone and just call the President themselves "President Trump is the most accessible President that I have ever seen," said Tennessee Republican Sen.
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Robocalls Really Were Worse Than Ever Last Year, Report FindsIf you don't pick up the phone anymore because each time it seems to be one of those annoying…Read more ReadFrustratingly, Hiya pegs the average number of robocalls received by Americans per month at just seven—which I think must be a typo because not a day has gone by in the last year when I haven't received a minimum of three robocalls.
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"The best path, if you were counseling the president, you'd ask him to pick up the phone and call Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE and see if you can have some kind of a framework for a deal there," Delaney said.
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As with the birds in the summer, I mostly watch the freshmen, and intervene only in emergencies: a freshman with a drug problem (pick up the phone, call the counseling center, off you go), a sobbing young man in a rough breakup with a high school sweetheart and doubting his reason to exist (push the tissues and bowl of organic, free-range, local maple jelly beans toward him, listen carefully, give him a hug, send to the counseling center and file a report).
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" Nunes also denied having worked with President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE's personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Horowitz offers troubling picture of FBI's Trump campaign probe Horowitz: 'Very concerned' about FBI leaks to Giuliani MORE to get former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchThe State Department: Nonpartisan service on behalf of America Nunes: 'Sickening' that Schiff obtained his phone records Inventing the 'Deep State' and draining the real one MORE fired, telling Fox's Maria BartiromoMaria Sara BartiromoTop Republican: Democrats' weekend document dump shows impeachment inquiry is a 'farce' Nunes: 'Sickening' that Schiff obtained his phone records Graham expects Horowitz investigation to show evidence was manipulated, withheld MORE, "If I wanted an ambassador fired, I'd pick up the phone, and I'd call the president.
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