Government press officers did not respond to requests for comment.
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White House press officers could not immediately be reached on Tuesday.
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Teams also benefit from sharing coaches, doctors and even press officers.
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Press officers for the White House and Justice Department declined to comment.
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The airline's press officers did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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The Supreme Court press officers did not immediately return a request for comment.
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U.S. press officers prevented some reporters from asking more questions about the issue.
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She said she's seen inappropriate behavior from coaches, doctors, press officers — and between players.
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Press officers with Morgan Stanley and the Fed had no comment on Monday evening.
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Press officers for the Justice Department and the special counsel's office declined to comment.
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Press officers for Mr. Burr and Mr. Warner declined to comment on the letter.
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Press officers for HSBC and Barclays declined to comment on the Financial Conduct Authority correspondence.
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Embargo proponents — reporters and press officers alike — rely on several arguments to defend the practice.
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Press officers for the Saudi Embassy in Washington did not respond to emails seeking comment.
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Chinese officials told White House press officers that only 10 American journalists were allowed in.
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Press officers for Fox News and the Trump campaign did not immediately return requests for comment.
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Press officers for the three district attorneys questioned the validity of the Fair Punishment Project's findings.
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Press officers for the British government's Northern Ireland Office did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Many of their consultants and press officers still view their role as managing relationships with mainstream reporters.
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Government officials struggle to get their message out, with local officials and press officers often out of reach.
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Press officers for the large exchange companies had no comment on the research, which they had not seen.
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In statements on Monday, press officers for Google and Twitter said the companies were still reviewing the bill.
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BRF's press officers did not immediately return a request for comment regarding whether the company was targeted on Wednesday.
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Press officers from the U.S. Department of Defense were not available for comment at the time of this article.
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Two press officers sit me down across a wide conference table from Justo Hernandez, FEMA's deputy federal coordinating officer here.
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Press officers for the attorney general, the inspector general, the ethics commission and the comptroller declined to comment over the weekend.
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Government press officers in Tokyo and Seoul, the South Korean capital, offered muted responses, citing the continuing United States presidential campaign.
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The statement did not say whether the consulate would be closed permanently, and State Department press officers declined to provide further details.
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Press officers for Uber and the United States attorney's office, as well as the City of Portland, declined to comment on Thursday.
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Press officers at the presidential office said the president spent the Carnival holiday in his official residence, but did not answer questions about the video.
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While Mr. Pence and White House press officers repeated the holiday-greetings claim publicly, Mr. Flynn and the ambassador had in fact discussed the sanctions.
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Back in Washington, D.E.A. and State Department press officers insisted that the operation had been "Honduran led" and counternarcotics agents had fired in self-defense.
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I've seen it not just with coaches, I've seen it with trainers, doctors, and our press officers...I've seen it amongst players in the locker room.
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Press officers at the Environmental Protection Agency and the Interior Department, the main agencies responsible for implementing climate policy, said those agencies had not received questionnaires.
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According to The Associated Press, officers from the United States Treasury recently obtained financial records from Cyprus as part of the investigation into Mr. Manafort's activities.
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Council press officers seemed to be at a loss to explain, though, why some of the other 40 streets that are candidates for renaming qualify for consideration.
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Honda press officers said the team had been informed only after a statement detailing a wider management restructuring of Japan's third largest carmaker was issued by company headquarters on Tuesday.
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Most of his tweets come direct from a smartphone, while other candidates' posts tend to go through social-media management software and past the keen eyes of press officers first.
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Forget the cloud of jargon and memos coming from press officers: ICE is now getting official permission (on White House letterhead) to take the categorical approach it was designed for.
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Since then, press officers for the judiciary have said that other institutions had ordered it, but it is the judiciary that has punished newspapers and websites that defied the ban.
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Hoekstra repeated that he regretted the filmed exchange, which went viral on social media last month, but refused to comment further, angering reporters who were cut off by press officers.
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Several lawmakers, including Susan Collins of Maine and Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, acknowledged through their press officers meeting with Mr. Carper but declined to comment on whether the effort swayed them.
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From inappropriate comments, unwanted advances and grabs of the ass to coaches and GMs and even press officers speaking about players "tits" and physical appearance, sexual harassment is rampant in the sports world.
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And as Nathanael Johnson noted in Grist, EPA's analysis shows that ACE's net costs outweigh its net benefits: EPA's press officers aren't exactly highlighting the findings that the proposal would leave Americans worse off.
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And as Nathanael Johnson noted in Grist, EPA's own analysis shows that ACE's net costs outweigh its net benefits: EPA's press officers aren't exactly highlighting the findings that the proposal would leave Americans worse off.
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A subpoena also went to BerlinRosen, a public affairs consulting firm that has provided political advice and press officers for Mr. de Blasio's campaign efforts, according to one of the people familiar with the matter.
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" In a shot at his successor, Johnson also said London Mayor Sadiq Khan "could possibly spend more time investing in police officers than he is investing in press officers and peddling this kind of stuff.
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"From inappropriate comments, unwanted advances and grabs of the ass to coaches and GMs and even press officers speaking about players 'tits' and physical appearance, sexual harassment is rampant in the sports world," Solo wrote online.
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The press officers for House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell did not respond to questions from Vox about whether the GOP is considering permanent protections for TPS holders in its immigration negotiations.
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In a new paper, published Thursday in Science, a team of authors says it's time for everyone—from the media, to press officers, to journal publishers and even the scientists themselves—to chill out about stem cells.
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On the contrary, Mr. Putin has responded to every new blow with ever more defiant charges that the West is out to get Russia and undermine its inherent greatness, as his press officers have done this week.
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Ye, 40, declined to comment for this story but three current and former company executives and two CEFC press officers all told Reuters CEFC wants to become an integrated oil company that also owns banks, insurers and brokerages.
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Over the years, Mr. Scott and his press officers have relied on a package of terse talking points that dismiss the possibility of conflicts and stress the governor's humble beginnings (he spent three childhood years in public housing).
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In one of his first acts at the agency, Cuccinelli sent an email to asylum officers that appeared to press officers interviewing asylum seekers to be skeptical of migrant claims of fear of returning to the countries they fled.
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White House press officers did not respond to emails seeking comment, but a senior administration official and two others familiar with the move confirmed that Mr. Dubke is taking on a role that the Trump administration has struggled to fill.
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In an email to several Pentagon press officers the following day, White said that "just because everyone didn't know" it didn't mean that nobody knew within the agencies, and that the statement had been "coordinated between the principals," which would include Mattis.
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The first team in Mexico's Liga MX to go bilingual in its public communications — it has two press officers, one for Spanish-speaking reporters and another for English — the Xolos have from the start courted both an American audience and American players.
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The analysis highlights Britain's unusual practices in the handling of market-moving data: Over a hundred people, from Prime Minister Theresa May to dozens of policy advisers and press officers, can get to see some of the figures a day before they are published. 10.
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Over the years, reporters have pummeled State Department press officers on why America didn't act more quickly to defend Muslims in Bosnia, why the Bush administration invaded Iraq, why the war in Afghanistan was going badly and how Israeli-Palestinian peace talks might be revived.
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Positions like accountants, secretaries, and press officers — all of whom do critical work that makes the military run smoothly — are nevertheless considered "non-excepted" and would therefore be sent home if the government shut down (though some people are forced to work for free and just receive back pay after the government reopens).
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Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. . Officers of the Polish and Soviet armies during exercises in the winter of 1941.
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Murphy's story began: Defending the photographs in December 2014, Selwyn said it was an unplanned shot, and that all politicians are "fair game" despite their press officers' strict controls on photography.
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The GDR Union of Journalists (, abbreviated VDJ) was a professional association of journalists in East Germany (the German Democratic Republic, GDR). VDJ organized news, press, radio and television journalists, as well as press officers, publishing staff, cartoonists, documentarists and teachers of journalism.Akademie der Wissenschaften der DDR., Panorama DDR (Firm), and Intertext, Fremdsprachendienst der DDR.
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With the return of peace, he became one of three press officers for the sport's governing body, the Union Cycliste Internationale when the Olympic Games were held in London in 1948. He then rejoined The Bicycle and stayed until it closed in 1955. That year he started work on a monthly magazine, initially called Coureur but then, because a magazine with a similar title already existed, Sporting Cyclist.
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He was also the central adviser on the ethics and guidance governing the work of the GICS and other government communication staff. He wrote guidelines for the general election period in 2001 advising press officers to "Stay paranoid, stay boring, stay safe". Granatt describes Alastair Campbell, who was Tony Blair's special advisor at the time, as "an extraordinarily good operator", though he thought he was given too much power.
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There are usually assistant press secretaries and press officers that support the press secretary. Press secretaries give also declarations to the media when a particular event happens or an issue arises inside an organization. They are expected, therefore, to have in-depth knowledge about the institution or organization they represent, and to be able to explain and answer questions about the organization's policies, views upon a particular issue and its official standpoint on problematic questions.
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Princess Ghida moved to Jordan when she married Prince Talal Bin Muhammad in 1991. The late King Hussein asked her to establish the International Press Office of the Royal Hashemite Court and she became the King's Press Secretary. In that capacity, she oversaw all press activities for the King and led a team of writers and press officers who covered the King's official activities. Princess Ghida also directed research projects and produced many political and economic publications about Jordan.
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Lady Avon was played by Jennifer Daniel in Ian Curteis' 1979 drama for BBC television, Suez 1956. In 2012 she was portrayed by Abigail Cruttenden in Hugh Whitemore's play about the Suez crisis, A Marvellous Year for Plums, that opened at the Chichester Festival Theatre. In the first episode of the BBC's The Hour, also set in 1956, a television producer Bel Rowley (Romola Garai) was complimented by one of Eden's press officers for a feature about "Lady Eden at home".Episode broadcast on 19 July 2011.
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In the 2012 referendum on elected mayors for the core cities of Birmingham, Bradford, Bristol, Coventry, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, Sheffield, and Wakefield an extra purdah restriction was introduced, namely that from 6 April councils were not be able to promote in an opinionated manner the referendum by publishing articles or issuing press releases. However, public information in the form of questions and answers was still permitted to be on the council's website, and press officers were able to respond to enquiries from the media.
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Race organiser, Conte Vincenzo Florio, arranged for one of his press officers, and local resident, Vincenzo Gargotta, to accompany her on sighting laps around the course. Periodically she would stop to put chalk marks on posts, walls and trees along the route. This year, there was a strong field with works entries from Bugatti, Maserati and Alfa Romeo. On race day, the cars were flagged off at 2-minute intervals, with Junková starting well into the second half of the grid, coincidentally just ahead of Candrilli again.
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The new NYCEM building has three floors with of space. It contains general offices for NYCEM staff, several conference rooms, the Joint Information Center (a press corps composed of press officers from several city agencies who disseminate information to the public), a state-of-the-art media briefing room, Watch Command, and the city's Emergency Operations Center (EOC). There is also space for senior officials to meet and the building is staffed 24-hours a day, seven days a week. The nerve center of NYCEM is its Watch Command.
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Since 1995 Wolf Schneider has been a vigorous lecturer on the German language and has been giving seminars for press officers and young journalists. He is a prolific writer and has produced 28 best-selling nonfiction books, among them staple works on good German style (e.g. „German for life. What school forgot to teach“). His latest works are „Speak German“ – a defence of the German language in the face of Anglicisms and „Man: A career“ which tells the story of Man's rise to mastery of the Earth and plots our uncertain future.
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MotoGP 09/10 features 4 modes with the first of them being Career Mode. Players take control of their career on and off of the track competing in races and hiring engineers, team managers and press officers to help further their career as a pro and ultimately win the MotoGP World Championship. Demonstrating their riding skills on the track through overtaking, slip-streaming and showboating will be rewarded with Rider Reputation points. Pushing too hard can be detrimental as collisions and crashes will reduce the reputation bonus at the end of each race.
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McKinney Creek Stadium was located immediately off California State Route 89, 19 kilometers (12 mi) south of Squaw Valley. It was the only venue to not be located in the ski resort itself. The stadium was long and between wide. Bleachers were erected on one side of the finish line with space for 1,000 spectators and 200 press officers. A 16 by 4 meter (54 by 13 ft) scoreboard was built behind the finish line, which at any given time showed the latest times and the ten best results.
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Mara began her career in 1967, as secretary in the Ariston Records press office, working with Ornella Vanoni and Mino Reitano. She is married with Alberto Salerno (son of Nicola Salerno, songwriter of hits like Torero, Tu vuò fà l'americano, Guaglione, Non ho l'età e Un ragazzo di strada) and has two daughters Giulia and Camilla, who are her press officers. In 1969 she reached the Numero Uno, record label founded by Mogol and Lucio Battisti. The experience with the pair of authors led her, in the 1970s, to the Dischi Ricordi, where she became a talent discoverer of singers like Gianna Nannini.
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The original idea of idw was to provide experts for journalists. Using the American ProfNet as example, the press officers of Universitaet Bayreuth, the Ruhr University Bochum and the Clausthal University of Technology, in collaboration with Computing Centre of Clausthal University of Technology/TU Clausthal, developed a concept for a German language network, by means of the new media. The concept was technically implemented by the staff of the Computing Centre of the Clausthal University of Technology. A total of nine staff members in Bayreuth, Bochum and Clausthal are responsible for programming, maintaining and developing the idw operating system, for user services and further development of the content.
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Voting for César Awards is conducted through two ballots by mail: the first to establish nominations per category (three to five, depending on the discipline), and the second to decide the winner. Voters are professionals in the field, numbering about 4,000, divided into 12 colleges (actors, directors, writers, technicians, producers, distributors and international vendors, operators, agents artistic, technical industries, casting directors, press officers and members associates). The criteria for voting are: demonstrate a relatively consistent career in film and get a double sponsorship in the Académie des arts et techniques du cinéma. Nominees or winners of the previous editions are exempt from these formalities.
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As a result of the Observer article, the British government announced in August 2004 that Vlasak and his wife were banned from the UK. Vlasak had been due to attend a conference organized by Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty (SHAC), an animal-rights campaign to close Huntingdon Life Sciences. The Home Secretary told the couple that their presence in the UK "would not be conducive to the public good." Vlasak is one of two animal liberation press officers who have been banned from entering the UK. Steven Best, professor of philosophy at the University of Texas, El Paso, was banned in 2005 to prevent him from addressing an animal rights conference there.MacLeod, Donald.
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In 1983 Ronnie Lee, the co-founder and national press liaison officer of the ALF SG, asked Yates to act as the organisation's northern press officer.Henshaw 1989, p. 110. This coincided with a dramatic change in ALF activity from direct rescue of animals to committing acts of economic sabotage, and in the government and police response to direct action. During this period, homes for animals rescued by animal liberationists were drying up, so Yates founded the Rescued Animals Sanctuary Fund. In February 1987, he was one of 12 defendants convicted at Sheffield Crown Court, including three ALF SG press officers, after police raided a house in which they found evidence that incendiary devices were being created from fire lighters, batteries, and broken light bulbs.
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The work of the Kenya News Agency as a national news gathering operation began decades earlier with the Kenya Information Service (KIS) formed in 1939 to disseminate information on World War II. In 1945, after the war, the service changed its name to the African Information Service (AIS) and it served as an information unit mainly for the white settlers of the colonial British government. Between 1953 and 1954 the African Information Services became the Department of Information with the appointment of the first Director of Information and the first press officers. The new Department consisted of several sections – Administrative, African, Press, Films and Photographs, Provincial Organizations and Information and Reference. It was administered from the Office of the Chief Secretary, at the time Richard Turnbull.
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A commonly held belief is that a trick was used in taverns, surreptitiously dropping a King's shilling ("prest money") into a man's drink, as by "finding" the shilling in his possession he was deemed to have volunteered, and that this led to some tavern owners putting glass bottoms in their tankards. However, this is a legend; press officers were subject to fines for using trickery and a volunteer had a "cooling-off" period in which to change his mind. The great majority of men pressed were taken from merchant ships at sea, especially those homeward bound for Britain. This was legal as long as the Navy replaced the man they took, and many Naval captains would take the best seamen, replacing them with malcontents and landsmen from their own ship.
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