If you reach out to one family you should reach out to all of us.
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But perhaps it would help if they were to reach out to the Urban League, reach out to the National Black MBA, reach out to the Consortium, reach out to NAAP, which is a national organization of Asians, to get more ethnic diversity in the room.
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"You reach out to the Sikh community the same way you reach out to Rotarians," he said.
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They can reach out to contacts and service providers, but service providers can't reach out to them.
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It's reach out to five people to get a hire versus reach out to 200 just to get one response.
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"They'd reach out to me, and I'd reach out to them," says Avril Haines, who was Obama's deputy national security adviser.
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"I reach out to you, I reach out to all your supporters," Kenyatta said in comments directed to opposition leader Raila Odinga.
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But we out here, sometimes regular citizens, we don't have the avenues to reach out to the groups we would like to reach out to.
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But these fact checkers only seem to reach out to academics who support gun control, and they don't respond when we reach out to point out errors.
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"They reach out to little kids on Twitter, they reach out to little kids on Facebook, and they say, "I'm a big producer and I can help you.
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It's resulted in attempts to reach out to black voters that, while hilariously tone-deaf, are distinct from Trump's efforts to reach out to, say, Latinos or Muslim Americans.
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As for how ventures can reach out to pitch to Norrsken's new fund, "If there are entrepreneurs who want to reach out to us, we're ready to go," said Engellau-Nilsson.
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They reached out -- I didn't reach out to them.
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You mean reach out to for an endorsement, or ...?
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Callimachi: We also reach out to —— Mills: I'm Andy.
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So that's why the intelligence leadership asked us to reach out to them, to say reach out to the FBI or DHS to come in and check the security of your system.
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Don't wait for your boss to reach out to you.
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They remember Charlie's birthday and they reach out to me.
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I reach out to those who are not yet convinced.
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I may not know you, but reach out to me.
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Resist the urge to reach out to everyone, she added.
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They will reach out to you when the time comes.
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Equally important: his inability to reach out to moderate Americans.
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Please don't reach out to anyone any longer regarding this.
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There was no real effort to reach out to Republicans.
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"I encourage people to reach out to us," he says.
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We'll write about the victims and reach out to survivors.
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She is eager to reach out to other family members.
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We'll reach out to those companies that meet the criteria.
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You can reach out to the shelter via its website.
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He then asked if he could reach out to Lauren.
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They called me, I did not reach out to them.
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Need to reach out to the ppl I care about.
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She did not ask me to reach out to Bede.
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Efforts to reach out to new constituencies won't be easy.
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I was able to reach out to Amber through Twitter.
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I felt bad that I couldn't reach out to her.
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We both vow to reach out to her more often.
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The candidates have to reach out to people like us.
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He offended minorities and did not reach out to working
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Attempts to reach out to mutual friends went without reply.
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It also needs to reach out to Moscow and Beijing.
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So stop smearing Democrats and reach out to them, instead.
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I wanted to reach out to others in similar situations.
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Attempts to reach out to Octavia for comment were unsuccessful.
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Through an aide, Trump tried to reach out to Obama.
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We have to reach out to migrants, immigrants, all kinds.
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Please reach out to me if you're building something cool.
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I've had police departments reach out to me for employment.
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Reuters attempted to reach out to 11 companies for comment.
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Don't reach out to starving refugees — they're killers in disguise.
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If you have any questions, reach out to me on .
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Do you have someone else you could reach out to?
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I started to reach out to former employees via LinkedIn.
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She has also attempted to reach out to the rocker.
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Noisey: What made you reach out to White Man Periwinkle?
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She could also help Trump reach out to female voters.
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Reach out to them and to their leaders. 21. Bipartisanship.
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Occasionally, they'd reach out to squelch his periodic public appearances.
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The Philharmonie is striving to reach out to them digitally.
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Reach out to the hosts and pitch a few ideas.
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Reach out to people in the community and ask questions.
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Mr. Davis suggested that she reach out to Mr. Gallin.
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So, reach out to those you think may help you.
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They have started to reach out to state medical commissions.
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If you need to reach out to friends, do it.
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I never tried to reach out to be the champ.
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We want to reach out to all of those communities.
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Ballads as good as "Moon River" and up-tempo songs as good as "Beat It." So we had to reach out to more producers and we thought, 'Why not reach out to the best?
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I feel like Obama never tried to reach out to me.
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Please don't hesitate to reach out to me with any questions.
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The Guccifer account wasn't just used to reach out to people.
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Did you reach out to them, or did they find you?
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I wish I had more time to reach out to them.
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Reach out to me and we will beat it together' - Jesus.
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I've been trying to reach out to her for several weeks.
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I reach out to local sources every time before I go.
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Did he originally reach out to you all about getting involved?
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For more time sensitive matters, you can reach out to PERSON.
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The Moon's in Scorpio today, so reach out to your pals.
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"We have got to reach out to young people," he said.
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I have wanted to reach out to you for some time.
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He can reach out to those who did not support him.
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He's asked us to reach out to Uber, which we have.
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Maybe they'll even reach out to apologize and clear the air.
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Did you have a network of people to reach out to?
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Those companies can then reach out to talk and learn more.
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Could reach out to touch you—your wrist, arm. Hair. Cheek.
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Cramer suggested Trump reach out to Schlumberger CEO Paal Kibsgaard instead.
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They're the person that you reach out to when you're sad.
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Use resources and reach out to other parents of incarcerated children.
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If 100 women can't make it, reach out to 100 more.
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It would force him to reach out to an unlikely ally.
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He also wants to reach out to new, more varied audiences.
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It will force us to reach out to the other side.
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Decide the sources that you trust and reach out to them.
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Reach out to people to grab a coffee or a drink.
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Finish the writing session and reach out to your LinkedIn network.
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Mr. Kerry has continued to reach out to Syrian rebel groups.
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Clinton reach out to Republicans who do not support Mr. Trump?
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To get in, you have to first reach out to Joey.
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People reach out to Polly because life just seems … empty, somehow.
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Did you try to reach out to him at any point?
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Other nonprofit organizations can reach out to partner with this campaign.
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Mr. Phillips learned directly from the masters he'd reach out to.
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Some reach out to the parties involved for comment; others don't.
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Her producer recommended she reach out to Americana singer Brandi Carlile.
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And we should reach out to those fleeing lives of terror.
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The appearance was another attempt to reach out to black voters.
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I tried to reach out to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Scheidegger told him to reach out to the athletic department psychologist.
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"It will definitely reach out to the wider fandom," @Saint10K said.
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Kobe Bryant doesn't hesitate to reach out to other successful people.
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Please reach out to us if you run into trouble, though.
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That would have been the time to reach out to them.
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Unfortunately, tonight's debate didn't do enough to reach out to them.
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The student did not reach out to any adults or authorities.
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Believe people when they reach out to you in good faith.
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CNN continues to reach out to more officials at the KNKT.
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They can reach out to me at [email or phone number].
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The decision to reach out to hire Ferrero was solely Zverev's.
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Reach out to locals and ask where there favorite spots are.
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She's tried to reach out to Instagram but hasn't heard back.
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"John is going to reach out to you," Mr. Delrahim wrote.
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And tourism boards around the globe routinely reach out to travelers.
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CNN is attempting to reach out to these individuals for comment.
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And Mr. Sanders's campaign planned to reach out to those officials.
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HCL contractor Ben Gwin was first to reach out to USW.
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"Reach out to your people: your family, your friends," Howes says.
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CNN is attempting to reach out to Allen or his attorney.
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Reach out to friends, join meetup groups, and seek professional help.
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Reach out to someone you look up to for pep talk.
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Reach out to strangle her or even worse yet, hug her.
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CNN has attempted to reach out to lawyers for Dulos and Troconis.
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You could suggest she reach out to another co-worker or supervisor.
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Brooks continued to reach out to Rossell, and a friendship soon formed.
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I did reach out to a fewlocal distributors but never heard back.
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CNN is unable to reach out to Daniela's family members for comment.
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"I will reach out to as many groups as possible," she says.
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I will reach out to you when we have more to say.
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"We've tried countless times to reach out to them," Reader told me.
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I want to reach out to him but my anxiety stops me.
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I respond to several e-mails and reach out to prospective clients.
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Anyone who has information that can help should reach out to police.
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He now suggests others reach out to help those in similar pain.
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Theresa May promised to reach out to people who felt left behind.
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But, now photographers reach out to her and ask to be featured.
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An exciting energy flows around lunch time, reach out to a crush!
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CNN has attempted to reach out to the Syrian government for comment.
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I DID reach out to her over a span of 30 years.
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For that, we need to reach out to others here on Earth.
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Scott calls it "heartbreaking" that Rob won't reach out to those guys.
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You're doing business stuff, and you reach out to shake somebody's hand.
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"I would reach out to other writers and be ignored," Beatrice says.
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We had so many reach out to donate their time and services.
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But reach out to me at my email, give me a call.
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Health groups have made many attempts to reach out to the Taliban.
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Reach out to people in these positions to file a formal complaint.
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We suggest you reach out to NASA for any information regarding UFOs.
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Many brands, of course, reach out to influencers to promote their products.
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Don't hide out in your house, Scorpio—reach out to friends today.
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The trustee asked Kajon to reach out to his litigation funding contacts.
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My efforts to reach out to ESA didn't go as planned, either.
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Romance is in the air today, so reach out to a crush.
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Van Zuylen-Wood did not reach out to Digby, Walsh, or Gibson.
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"Find your loan servicer and reach out to them first," McGurran said.
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I will definitely reach out to Twitter and follow up with you.
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She watches her hand reach out to smooth its cold, spiny fur.
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"Before, I could reach out to, like, a million people," he said.
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Students reach out to their faculty to insure their classes are included.
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So, I decided to reach out to some experts and find out.
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So each of these artists hopes someone will reach out to them.
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I had management reach out to me in November of that year.
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Do you feel a responsibility to reach out to these newer bands?
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At that point, an OnStar operator will reach out to the driver.
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When we reach out to one another, we're often just feeling ourselves.
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The opposing view calls for Democrats to reach out to Trump voters.
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Sanders, however, seems to see little need to reach out to them.
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An editor or reporter may reach out to you for additional information.
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Please reach out to us if anything goes wrong along the way.
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The New York Times may reach out to you for more information.
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In both states, his efforts to reach out to Latinos paid off.
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After we reach out to everybody, we're going to announce our selection.
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Instead of hiding this week, reach out to the people you trust.
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And so, we decided to reach out to our college-aged readers.
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Phone and email aren't the best way to reach out to students.
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Sometimes, when actors reach out to their characters, they're nowhere in sight.
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To reach out to Victoria is the only hope Fonny has left.
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""Reach out to contacts and let them know about pricing / model changes.
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We will reach out to everyone by Tuesday for the latest update.
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Myers added that she was going to reach out to Poshmark, too.
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A reporter or editor may reach out to you for additional reporting.
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Other times, brands will reach out to me to request a collaboration.
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Eventually, college recruiters can reach out to schools to scout for talent.
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Someone from The Times may reach out to you with more details.
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"My manager only speaks if I reach out to her," they complained.
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So if you're struggling to feel worthy, reach out to a therapist.
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You said you can reach out to young people, women, and Hispanics.
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If you have trouble, reach out to a trained nutritionist or counselor.
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You can reach out to them, but they need to reach back.
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If you have any questions or concerns please reach out to me.
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He did little to reach out to voters who hadn't supported him.
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Reach out to another old friend or a family member instead, O.K.?
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Is it shame that drives this refusal to reach out to family?
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Reuters was not in a position to reach out to the pair.
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An editor or reporter may reach out to you for reporting purposes.
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I think it behooves them to reach out to the next generation.
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The shame made him feel afraid to reach out to other veterans.
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The Obama White House was also quick to reach out to him.
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If anything goes wrong, please do reach out to us for help.
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We should just shut up and reach out to those in need.
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We reach out to our alumni to make sure they're doing well.
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They see you as a mentor and someone to reach out to.
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Reach out to your siblings; this is a beautiful time to connect.
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"I would say that it is up to us to not only reach out to each other, reach out to your government, your senator, whoever you need to, to demand that foreign aid not be cut," she added.
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Those top players then reach out to dedicated agents in the target countries, who then reach out to players they know in target cities, until the faction finds someone who can access any given portal in the world.
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Reach out to reviewers outside of your competitors' website or social media feed If you've seen a negative review on a competitor's website or social media account, go ahead and reach out to the reviewer outside of that channel.
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And now what we have to do in this country, which has one of the lowest voter turnout rates of any major country on earth, is to reach out to those working people, reach out to those young people.
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If you think that you have seen Maddox, please reach out to police.
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"There are people you can reach out to and count on," he says.
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Police said that have continued to reach out to the actor for clarification.
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Are politicians using Nextdoor right now to reach out to those local communities?
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Growing up without a father made him want to reach out to kids.
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" I also often times reach out to people with little gym "check-ins.
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In a year from now I am going to reach out to her.
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The app would then nudge the user to reach out to that friend.
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It's not the only chain looking to reach out to a new demographic.
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If they are going to reach out to anybody, it'll be to me.
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"Women know how to reach out to each other for support," Ozuna added.
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She also said it's common practice to reach out to the companies themselves.
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Can you please reach out to Jayro and fulfill one of his dreams.
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We have people reach out to us and we just make it happen.
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It remains unclear whether FBI agents will reach out to these potential witnesses.
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Initially, he was not planning to reach out to any of the numbers.
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I just wanted a way to reach out to know he was there.
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"It makes me sort of want to reach out to them," he says.
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You can also reach out to your carrier or local help as well.
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If you have a moment, please reach out to anyone who can help.
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Even though she would never reply, he would still reach out to her.
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Efforts to reach out to both Genish and Navarro for comment were unsuccessful.
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Whether Trump will reach out to the far-right group is in question.
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To get that fixed, reach out to your employer or contact the IRS.
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You want to reach out to your crush, but what do you say?
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Its 'Connect' feature even enables musicians to directly reach out to their audiences.
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Now, Washington is watching whether he will reach out to those erstwhile enemies.
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Do musicians reach out to you, or is it the other way round?
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There are currently no plans for the administration to reach out to Sgt.
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I will reach out to her if I feel like I need anything.
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The rapper promotes himself online and people reach out to him that way.
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For private loans, students should reach out to the servicer of the loan.
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CNN reported on efforts by the Cruz camp to reach out to Rubio.
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Reach out to one of these organizations or talk to someone you know.
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So, on this anniversary of the Selma march, we reach out to Sens.
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Relatives and friends may want to reach out to you during working hours.
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And if you run into problems, please reach out to us for help.
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Even the Prime Minister has made an effort to reach out to Congress.
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Only when I stand to leave does Christina reach out to touch me.
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Did they reach out to you because of your previous work with Tiffany's?
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Reach out to someone who has "been there, done that" for some perspective!
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It's not unusual for an incoming administration to reach out to foreign governments.
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I'd reach out to friends and get a lecture on the pharmaceutical industry.
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The medical staff in Philadelphia agreed to reach out to researchers in Boston.
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Now, though, carriers are starting to reach out to brokers to find loads.
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Everybody's trying to reach out to Tye and couldn't nobody get an answer.
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They urged supporters to reach out to senators about opposing the new bill.
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Please reach out to us and share your thoughts – we're here for you.
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The AfD has made some targeted attempts to reach out to gay voters.
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"They need to reach out to someone not pushing them in that direction."
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Reach out to friends, professionals counsel, but many of Juliet's friends are awful.
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Reach out to your colleagues and friends Ask them how you can help.
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Well, they reach out to me because, one, I do know everyone [laughs].
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Alan I am sorry that I didn't reach out to you years ago.
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The firm might ask for more references or reach out to more customers.
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Or, if you're really steamed about something, you can reach out to me.
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If you need help preparing, reach out to a school counselor for resources.
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"We have tried to reach out to a lot of people," Diabaté said.
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I wish I could reach out to you and tell you I understand.
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He added that he planned to reach out to Florida's governor, Rick Scott.
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Reach out to neighbors, who must be enduring the same misery as you.
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They need to reach out to physicians and professional medical societies for input.
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So Galbraith decided to reach out to multiple departments to get more information.
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Peloton instructors actively encourage users to reach out to them on social media.
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The secretary needs to reach out to career officers and the American public.
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These days, people reach out to me to do spots, a real privilege.
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These days, people reach out to me to do spots, a real privilege.
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German, 863, had been meaning to reach out to Cabrera for some time.
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Trump repeatedly told Zelensky to reach out to Putin and strike an agreement.
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Luger's efforts to reach out to the community have led to some mistrust.
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In 2016 Mr. Wisnia decided to try again to reach out to Zippi.
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But it is democratic and allows our voice to reach out to people.
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Recruiters will call or otherwise reach out to people who have been referred.
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That heightens the need for Clinton World to reach out to those supporters.
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The mark "really bothered" her, prompting her to reach out to the host.
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Would Mr. Trump, like most new presidents, reach out to the losing side?
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Why did it take so long for them to reach out to members?
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People diagnosed with depression are told to reach out — to doctors, to friends.
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Please do reach out to us if anything goes wrong along the way.
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"Many people reach out to help, but there are no tools," Zambrano said.
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I want to be able to reach out to whoever I want to reach out to and not worry about, "Oh I can be on Spotify but I can't be on Apple Music," or any of that kind of stuff.
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If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to me directly.
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" "The best advice is not to feed them, not to reach out to them.
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Authorities encourage any missionary groups in Haiti to reach out to their elected officials.
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She said she may reach out to her congressional delegates if the shutdown persists.
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Some are also using Craigslist to reach out to those government contractors in need.
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Has the artistic and musical community made any effort to reach out to refugees?
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Sanders, no doubt, will be looking for ways to reach out to those constituencies.
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If Trump is serious about defeating ISIS, he has to reach out to Muslims.
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Trump, so far, has done little to reach out to his foes since November.
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He decided to reach out to the Xfund's LPAC—the limited partners advisory committee.
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I want to work with these venues and hope they reach out to me.
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I ask you to reach out to your alumni networks and sign these letters.
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I don't think they would have allowed anyone political to reach out to them.
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Did you reach out to him or did he ask you for that advice?
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" He did suggest, however, that they "reach out to her directly to offer congratulations.
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Reach out to your loan servicer and ask for assistance making your proactive payments.
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Educators often reach out to Evollve to share the lessons they've created using Ozobots.
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JE: And reach out to a lawyer, I think, before you decide to wait.
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Instead, it points to Mario's ability to reach out to a new, younger audience.
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Luckily, FedEx has a customer service rep reach out to the "Hung Up" star.
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With it, she biked around in an attempt to reach out to more vendors.
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If you have questions or need additional help, please reach out to Nest Support.
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Walinsky said it violates most therapists' ethics codes to reach out to former clients.
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"Reach out to a few schools that feel like very good fits," Greenberg said.
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Our talk leaves me feeling optimistic, until I reach out to Delta Air Lines.
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I think he would have been disappointed that he didn't reach out to us.
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He decided it was time to reach out to his dad for some guidance.
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As of now, however, Congress has yet to officially reach out to the state.
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So I decided to reach out to my optometrist, Dr. Danielle Goldberg, for guidance.
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It will be the same when you want to reach out to your friends.
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We've reach out to Delgado, and we'll update this post if we hear back.
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Eventually the president did reach out to the Canadians with a message of solidarity.
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Instacart, for its part, is inviting shoppers to reach out to discuss their concerns.
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We normally reach out to the appropriate permitting departments to get the proper paperwork.
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"It was a reach-out to anyone who may be at risk," they wrote.
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We do have channels through which they can reach out to people at Facebook.
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That's why today I'm going to take a moment to reach out to Kim.
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Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any other questions.
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Do you put florescent paint and giant arms that reach out to the viewers?
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She said I should reach out to Rachel to see if she'd be interested.
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They're building infrastructure to reach out to people of color and register more voters.
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I reach out to touch the rocket and Bezos quickly but gently admonishes me.
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Instead, they often are reliant on volunteers or organizations to reach out to them.
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They can then seek out jobs or respond when others reach out to them.
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Did you guys all know each other, or did you reach out to people?
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They'll even reach out to brands and try to sabotage my career that way.
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All of that inspired Cohen to reach out to Kandi with his own advice.
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"This is an effort by us to reach out to you guys," Epshteyn said.
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The company then made a list of potential Instagram influencers to reach out to.
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It's your hands that reach out to skin a badger or draw a bow.
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Duterte spokesman Ernesto Abella said Bangladesh Bank should reach out to the president soon.
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There's a catch -- we're also told DeMario's not going to reach out to Corinne.
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If she had questions, she could reach out to them through Epic's messaging app.
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If more ways to help are available, please reach out to us via Facebook.
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That's why Trump didn't reach out to or schmooze with any one of them.
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The full moon in Scorpio is inspiring you to reach out to your friends.
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"Reach out to people you know, as well as national professional organizations," Salemi said.
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You can also reach out to your local policymakers to request and initiate change.
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Reach out to Quintessence Yachts, Aston's partner for its foray into the yachting world.
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"Sooner or later, Republicans are going to reach out to minority groups," says Frey.
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Be mindful of this and reach out to offer support if you can. 46.
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Reach out to someone who's been in your shoes if you need some advice.
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"When we reach out to be inclusive, we set a shining example," said Isaacs.
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Clinton, intends to reach out to Republican megadonors disillusioned by their party's presumptive nominee.
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Before departing for Greece, she had attempted to reach out to him through Facebook.
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We need to transcend the culture of complaint and reach out to educate people.
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Why do you feel it's important to reach out to the Turkish-German community?
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You reach out to another brother with this hand, and you're cradling his soul.
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Reach out to whoever contributed, share in the good news, and express your appreciation.
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Reach out to people and ask them to grab a coffee or a drink.
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These alliances can provide a forum to reach out to the public directly. 10.
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"We partner with different companies to reach out to potential clients," Mr. Deng said.
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AND WE'RE ALSO DOING OUR BEST TO REACH OUT TO THE RETAIL SHAREHOLDERS HERE.
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We have to reach out to working-class white voters in order to govern.
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Finally, a politician brave enough and inclusive enough to reach out to hate groups.
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Now we are scared to visit his grave or reach out to his family.
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If you're a teacher, you can reach out to military kids in your school.
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Reach out to your local indigenous communities and learn how you can plug in.
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Reach out to family and friends, and consider a support group in your area.
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The people who reach out to me all have one thing in common: isolation.
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They have to reach out to Uber Freight directly to get the full pay.
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"If she would reach out to me, I would be right there for her."
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I'll try to reach out to people whose work has touched or influenced me.
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Without any of his contacts, he stood paralyzed, unable to reach out to anyone.
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Reach out to family and friends and ask how you can be of service.
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An editor or reporter will reach out to you if your question is chosen.
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Hi [client's name],I've been meaning to reach out to you about my rate.
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She says listeners often reach out to express surprise over one thing in particular.
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Anyone in the Flyers organization, media, or Gritty himself, reach out to you after?
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She suggested we reach out to (rapper) Logozo too while we were in Benin.
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There are Catholic churches in the cities but they seldom reach out to migrants.
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Her contacts would tell us who to reach out to about the memorial service.
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We reach out to everyone who comes here, and we have not been disappointed.
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Sadly, Sahakian did not reach out to anybody referenced in the article for comment.
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Mr. Ianniello said someone would reach out to him to set up a meeting.
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Those seeking shelter reach out to the hosts and take the conversations from there.
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Reach out to their support networks and identify others who can be of assistance.
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Instead, reach out to your venue and vendors to talk about your next steps.
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Her friends still tried to reach out to her, but she hardly ever replied.
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"It was a risk for her to reach out to me," Mr. NoiseCat said.
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Another was reach out to the former Warhol compatriots Jane Holzer and Bob Colacello.
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Would you advise all art students to reach out to communities beyond their own?
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Reach out to your senators and congresspeople, and get to know their staffers, too.
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Reach out to a trained professional who can assist you in strengthening your partnership.
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Reach out to them, start doing photoshoots and build your portfolio, and don't stop.
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Exposed and vulnerable, we reach out to another person and hope they'll reach back.
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I'll reach out to them and be like, would love to collaborate with you.
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Typically, I try to reach out to outside sources early in my reporting process.
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He takes time to reach out to children who have suffered as he did.
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Advocates say this encourages candidates to reach out to a wider section of voters.
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It makes sense that a potential whistleblower might reach out to the oversight committee.
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Comey said he did try later in college to reach out to the classmate.
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I shall also reach out to my other (SC) contacts on this issue tomorrow.
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Reach out to friends and colleagues who might be interested in supporting your cause.
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If you have travel planned and have questions, please reach out to your manager.
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What do you think of Mr. Bloomberg's effort to reach out to black voters?
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Some Los Angeles residents took the opportunity to reach out to their loved ones.
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If there's any ambiguity, we reach out to the reviewer to ask their intent.
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EST, encouraging us to reach out to our besties and let loose in style.
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One program gives representatives the tools to reach out to the right healthcare providers.
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But, unlike LBJ, he has made no effort to reach out to black leadership.
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"He's had a number of people reach out to him," the former governor said.
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CNN has attempted to reach out to Wang's family, but has not heard back.
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Dear Carolyn: Is it ever okay to reach out to an ex for closure?
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The only way they're going to reach out to me is with a hammer.
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Giuliani told me that he had decided not to reach out to Barr directly.
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But it's enough to have DHS worried to reach out to the hacker community.
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What she did to land her job was simple: reach out to her network.
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He warned that Republicans need to do more to reach out to minority voters.
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Wavering Republicans likely see Trump making an effort to reach out to all Americans.
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For every story on charities, on Trump organizations, we would reach out to him.
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Find your community, reach out to friends, and be open to making new ones.
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"It is definitely an attempt, especially as it's the first one, to reach out to a different audience, to reach out to different recruits," Malik said, adding that it's unusual for the TTP to actively seek out women to take up arms.
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Clinton, the women all agreed, had been the only candidate to reach out to them.
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Like, you could reach out to the guy in this picture and get a date.
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At this important life juncture, Fauna was compelled to reach out to her biological mother.
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Do they try to bond with just a few people, or reach out to everyone?
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Either way, you can easily reach out to them with just a couple of clicks.
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CNN tried to reach out to the students but found their phones were switched off.
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He intends to reach out to painters, photographers, musicians, film directors, fashion designers and architects.
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"I would like to see Trump reach out to them and assure them," Adams said.
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I would tell her she's not alone, and that she can reach out to people.
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When I finally got the courage to reach out to him, Brandon was sincerely apologetic.
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Ivanka Trump was the first to reach out to Powell about women's programming, CNN reported.
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Sure, it's important to reach out to your legislators or show up to a protest.
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Because I live alone, I'm always touched by the friends who reach out to me.
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In other words, she knows when and how to reach out to the relevant stakeholders.
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"I had to reach out to Spotify first, and it's still ongoing," a third said.
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But developers will have to reach out to Twitter directly to receive enterprise pricing details.
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Something black women can do is reach out to white colleagues for support and mentorship.
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There will always be a community full of love that you can reach out to.
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Reach out to advocacy organizations like End Rape on Campus, Know Your IX, and RAINN.
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I reach out to my best friend, M., through text for a bit of reassurance.
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Sketch out a calendar of how many people you will reach out to each week.
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With that in mind, Planned Parenthood's new campaign aims to reach out to disenfranchised communities.
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I decided to reach out to my friends at other universities to get their thoughts.
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And so did Bekah M. I've had a lot of girls reach out to me.
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And he would reach out to those who felt that they were on the margins.
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How are you trying to reach out to those who don't care about climate change?
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"We're opening the doors to investors that we wouldn't usually reach out to," Kim explained.
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They can then reach out to those creators and get contracts signed directly through Fleek.
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Still, senior church officials have admonished members to reach out to gay Mormons with love.
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I don't know how else to reach out to the strangers who impacted our lives.
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M Live will also reach out to people talking about travel and engage with them.
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"I just want to reach out to the public because someone knows something," he said.
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Clinton proved her worth in the Senate -- and her willingness to reach out to others.
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The next time Disneyland upgrades its Haunted Mansion ride, they should reach out to Lemercier.
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And honestly, I just said, is it okay if I reach out to your mom?
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Oftentimes, Trump will reach out to said interviewer on Twitter and voice his complaint directly.
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I couldn't help myself; I did briefly reach out to feel it under my fingers.
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You'd reach out to a band or a band would write you with their demo.
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The Moon is in fiery Aries today, Gemini, encouraging you to reach out to friends.
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If anything, sharing my experience on social media has made people reach out to me.
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Whithorne also says donors can reach out to campaign organizers themselves or to GoFundMe directly.
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Carl told me he tried to reach out to The Dice Dog to no avail.
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The company has been using social media and other means to reach out to owners.
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Eventually, you could reach out to companies before they need to apply for a loan.
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Alternatively, reach out to find opportunities in your local school districts or with community organizations.
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This makes it harder for any eventual nominee to reach out to the center ground.
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"Consistently we would reach out to great candidates," said Vevo's chief people officer Colleen McCreary.
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Mueller's team believes Stone didn't just decide to reach out to WikiLeaks on his own.
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It's a lovely day to socialize, so reach out to people you want to see.
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And reach out to a trusted friend if you can't get your anxieties under control.
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And one source said they are continuing to reach out to other state attorneys general.
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Prior media reports have documented attempts from Russian sources to reach out to Trump's campaign.
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So, we decided to reach out to the editors of these sites for their recommendations.
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"I've already had many of my colleagues asking to reach out to her," Khanna said.
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And if you run into problems, you can always reach out to us for help.
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Isn't it altruistic, at least, to reach out to a stranger and to trust them?
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And if you run into problems along the way, reach out to us for help.
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And if anything goes wrong, please don't hesitate to reach out to us for help.
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Obviously it's good for him to be able to reach out to the American people.
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Candidates must reach out to everyone; it's not enough to have the biggest niche base.
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She explained that fans sometimes reach out to her mom to inquire after Reinhart's state.
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He did reach out to Reed and me, but chose not to use our contributions.
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We encourage y'all to practice self-care and feel free to reach out to us.
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We need to reach out to the large nonviolent Muslim community, make them our allies.
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Instinctively I reach out to touch everyone I talk with, heightening the moment of contact.
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The real problem with Democrats is that they don't reach out to the other side.
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Such letters often warn that former staff cannot reach out to clients they interacted with.
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The U.S. is also less likely to reach out to North Korea on its own.
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So, first and foremost, I will do everything I can to reach out to everybody.
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The Super Bowl ad won't be the only effort to reach out to the demographic.
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So don't be afraid to reach out to a friend or seek out a mentor.
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"That other candidate, on the Democratic side, did not reach out to us," she said.
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That would leave Abrams with the challenge of having to reach out to Metz voters.
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You can reach out to your local lawmakers and voice your support of renewable energy.
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Gould: Yeah, we did reach out to him, but he didn't get back to us.
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If you're struggling, please reach out to a family member, friend or doctor for support.
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If you reach out to my sister, she can send you examples of my work.
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If your system is still unresponsive, you'll need to reach out to Microsoft for repairs.
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The separation prompted Anyi's father in Honduras to reach out to his cousin in California.
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Most important, if you are experiencing financial hardship, reach out to your bank for help.
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Diplomats say General Bajwa has tried to reach out to General Rawat to initiate talks.
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" Musk later responded that he would reach out to de Blasio to "understand potential needs.
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The night before your delivery, they'll reach out to confirm your four-hour delivery window.
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Reach out to them and let them know that you see the sacrifices they're making.
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After a forced change of heart, Christian attempts to reach out to the kid's parents.
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Facebook also says it will reach out to people directly if their data was stolen.
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However, Walsh has already begun to reach out to some of Trump's high-profile opponents.
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Ms. Helfer encourages other victims of domestic violence to reach out to someone for help.
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People can reach out to friends and family, talk and connect via phone or FaceTime.
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Reach out to your local book store to see how they're handling the coronavirus outbreak.
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It's our obligation and joy to reach out to them with a hand of solidarity.
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R. decides to reach out to his tenants to make sure they're doing okay too.
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You should also explain to the person why you chose to reach out to them.
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You have to reach out to your neighbor's boss to hear about the unlisted position.
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When Lynsea said she would reach out to him, I thought it would never happen.
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Travelers who wish to cancel upcoming trips should reach out to their cruise company directly.
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I thought that maybe I would reach out to the family or the record company.
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Clinton to reach out to people she did not know well to fill certain positions.
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Only after completing your research should you reach out to your potential boss, Aujla notes.
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Mr. Ryan, by contrast, has been more willing to reach out to the same conservatives.
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Baird let it slip that LeCroy allegedly had a friend reach out to her boyfriend.
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So they relied on social networks to reach out to people for places to stay.
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Actually, it's a way to reach out to one's network in a low-commitment way.
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Presidents reach out to the opposition with one hand and pound them with the other.
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Since then, the DCCC has been advising Democrats to reach out to Red Curve directly.
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If a cardmember has a question on their coverage, they can reach out to us.
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Investigators have asked witnesses and those with information or video to reach out to authorities.
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Reach out to loved ones or work to deepen your relationships during this favorable transit.
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Neighborhood coordination officers reach out to known and prospective gang members before they commit violence.
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Twitter's and LinkedIn's direct message features can be great ways to reach out to people.
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And the New York Fed did not reach out to Dhaka in any other way.
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It should reach out to other faiths and stand up for immigrants, refugees and nuns.
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Kimmel addressed those lawmakers Thursday and called for viewers to reach out to their lawmakers.
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Anyone who is concerned should reach out to a health care provider, the release notes.
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DL: What has the Sanders campaign done here in Nevada to reach out to Latinos?
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After my teacher failed to help me, I tried to reach out to my parents.
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Would it be right, or wrong, or neither, for me to reach out to her?
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I've begun to reach out to family and friends to learn more about his life.
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Reach out to people you know and trust instead of trying to force new relationships.
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Next time just reach out to me directly; this could have gone a lot smoother.
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Update: The fast-food company said it didn't reach out to Google about the ad.
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I haven't heard anything, I was thinking that we should reach out to the guy.
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So first and foremost, I will do everything I can to reach out to everybody.
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Indiegogo plans to reach out to negligent campaigns as soon as 30 quiet days go by.
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The bad news is that you'll have to reach out to each credit reporting company independently.
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We also offer tools to control who you interact with or reach out [to] for help.
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Reach out to someone in your network who works for a company of interest to you.
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One of the first people to reach out to me when I came home was Ivanka.
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INGRAHAM: Did Senator Ben Sasse from Nebraska, did he reach out to you after this happened?
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It's hard to know when to reach out to a coworker who's having a hard time.
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"At that point I was like, I need to reach out to this woman," Heath said.
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The White House did not reach out to congressional Democrats about the new tariffs, he added.
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"Reach out to ones that are in the division you want to work at," Ryan said.
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All this group of people, they have something in common, they reach out to each other.
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Reach out to your GP or alternatively contact mental health charity Mind on 0300 123 3393.
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It's not just festival-goers that Lake of Stars is looking to reach out to, either.
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She claims Quentin's lawyers said the director would reach out to her, but they never did.
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What I've seen in children is they reach out to support each other when they're down.
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Nor has Mrs May, despite her initial promise to reach out to the "just about managing".
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They need to reach out to Democrats and work with them on revising and improving Obamacare.
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If you are reading this or watching this & need help, PLEASE reach out to someone, ANYONE.
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It is a great symbiotic and maybe even primal need to reach out to other animals.
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And if you know someone in your life who's going through it, reach out to them.
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That said, they will be a fantastic opportunities to reach out to old friends and coworkers.
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Please reach out to me if you truly want cookies… my troop would love the support.
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Reach out to people whose companies you might want to pursue, and ask them for advice.
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"They need to reach out to merchants, make the business case," Meiri said in an email.
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But with thousands of attorneys working with startups these days, who should you reach out to?
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"I think the awards shows have a responsibility to reach out to underserved communities," Hart says.
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He encourages them to speak up, reach out to political opponents, and embrace the democratic process.
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We reach out to them through our sales team and then figure it out from there.
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He encouraged them to speak up, reach out to political opponents, and embrace the democratic process.
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For instance, to what fairy enclave did designer Josep Font reach out, to handcraft these earrings?
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PEOPLE was unable to identify him further in order to reach out to him for comment.
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"Porter didn't reach out to her because he was uncomfortable with the task," the report states.
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I could reach out to them, but I don't think it's going to result in anything.
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"My people are the dying," she writes: "I reach out to them, a company of suffering".
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"We did our best to reach out to anyone that we could possibly find," Bauman says.
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Months after fleeing Eritrea, I found someone in Switzerland who could reach out to my family.
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"These guys can reach out to any soul on the internet and poison them," he said.
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The show uses real ghost hunting techniques and humor (thankfully) to reach out to the dead.
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Your social circle is expanding, and this is a wonderful time to reach out to friends.
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I'm definitely going to follow up and reach out to [NAME OF PERSON] like you recommended.
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He said he would reach out to each Republican presidential candidate to talk about the agenda.
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This placates me, and my hands reach out to smooth his jacket — wait what the fuck.
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So yes party -- to have party unity you need to reach out to the under marginalized.
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It's also a tremendous honor when brands reach out to invite me to see their line.
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Chuck says you've got to reach out to your dad, don't let the disappointment stay inside.
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" He pointed to "Judeo-Christian values that encourage us to reach out to the less fortunate.
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Make sure to reach out to your West Coast friends, and let them know you care.
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I convinced him to Reach out to FBI to ask that they take over the investigation.
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It's a risky thing to reach out to somebody at a competing publication about the story.
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Sanders' message Sanders' effort to reach out to African-American voters has been, at times, discordant.
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Reach out to a crush (or break out your art supplies—you're feeling creative as hell!).
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You can reach out to Karen for any client requests, and Dave for any design needs.
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Kids in need should reach out—to friends, to adults, to resources in place for them.
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Reach out to people from your past; it's a productive way to work with this energy.
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While it's true that they had no Democratic support, Trump did not reach out to Democrats.
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Warby Parker didn't privately reach out to Jacobs to offer him a new pair of spectacles.
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When we expand our membership and reach out to be inclusive, we set a shiny example.
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If you've been meaning to reach out to someone, it's a lovely day to do so.
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He has campaigned on a promise to reach out to traditionally underrepresented constituencies, particularly minority voters.
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"I had a person from Australia reach out to thank me the other day," Sanfratello said.
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Ryan had said he would reach out to Republican candidates to discuss the House GOP agenda.
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Reach out to anyone you can and — for the love of god — see a financial advisor.
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"We're going to reach out to her senior campaign leadership," Mr. Jeffries said in an interview.
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Democrats say O'Rourke has made a concerted effort to reach out to these low propensity voters.
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People who owe back taxes should reach out to the IRS instead of ignoring the debt.
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But many people are reluctant to repeatedly reach out to a woman who just gave birth.
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Find out what races they've worked on and reach out to their previous candidates for references.
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Clinton will continue to reach out to them as she campaigns today in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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He rejects the Republican National Committee's recommendation to reach out to Hispanics and alienates them instead.
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That letter is the first known occurrence of Trump trying to personally reach out to Putin.
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Since the movie revolves around Jesse, he may reach out to them again in the film.
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It is less unusual for lobbyists to reach out to a legislator based on public remarks.
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McAdams said he didn't reach out to Love before he declared victory, according to the Tribune.
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"We have wanted to reach out to the family the last couple of days," Green said.
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If you're still not 100% sure, reach out to the stylist for an in-person consultation.
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Later, Baier attempted to reach out to Portwood outside the facility where the exam took place.
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They reach out to people, ask questions, make recommendations, offer to help, and pitch their ideas.
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Thread also organizes a day for parents, and volunteers reach out to families to build rapport.
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If I'm going to a prenatal yoga class, I will reach out to the instructor first.
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THUMP: When did Larry David reach out to you about using "Frolic" for Curb Your Enthusiasm?
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The sooner that they reach out to an attorney the better, because there are time limits.
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He helped us reach out to experts around the world in sleep development and cognitive development.
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It's a lovely day for communication, Aquarius—reach out to someone you want to connect with.
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CBC did reach out to each of the five companies for a response to their investigation.
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So it's nice that those who have the honor to fly reach out to each other.
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That means you should reach out to your state medical board and your state's insurance department.
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He's actually employed an entire program in order to reach out to the African-American community.
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I respectfully request that readers do not reach out to comment on my turkey-reheating technique.
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While Republicans rarely make any effort to court black voters, Democrats do reach out to them.
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The New York Today team may reach out to you for inclusion in an upcoming story.
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Hillary Clinton tried to use emojis to reach out to young voters during the 2016 campaign.
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Now it's time to reach out to those who know this gene by its proper name.
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"You wanted to reach out to Hannah Brown to find closure with her," Hannah Ann said.
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A Times reporter or editor might reach out to you to hear more about your story.
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"He's constantly reminding me that I can reach out to him on a date," she said.
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It starts at the top, the willingness to reach out to these filmmakers and take chances.
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I'm looking to reach out to them to see if they can offer some more details.
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And if you reach out to someone and don't hear back immediately, don't assume the worst.
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Is it O.K. to reach out to other brokers, or is this bad real estate etiquette?
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District officials at this point have no plans to reach out to thousands of conference attendees.
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His goal with Fluence is to reach out to clinicians who haven't had a psychedelic experience.
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Some of the male contenders have tried to reach out to their would-be female constituency.
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When she did not, he tried to "reach out to grasp Ms. Gowdy," the review said.
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"I had no idea who to reach out to, what the next step was," Dye said.
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An editor or reporter will reach out to you — before publication — if your response is chosen.
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Ms. Dravis told investigators she declined to reach out to the organization on Ms. Pruitt's behalf.
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"People are very reluctant when they are suffering to reach out to a professional," he said.
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Somehow, before I could settle on the means, I managed to reach out to my mom.
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Bartman's battle was never with the Cubs, who did reach out to him through the years.
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There was no way to get credit for having volunteers reach out to their personal networks.
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Unfortunately, the U.S. government has made no attempt to reach out to Korean Americans for help.
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She wanted to reach out to other mothers but didn't want to hide her marijuana use.
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I do a little bit of a deep dive as well and reach out to people.
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What efforts were made to reach out to Mr. Flynn about seeking immunity or possible pardon?
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What can help, studies show, is when you reach out to someone who is at risk.
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It's unclear whether the decision to reach out to the White House will alter that timeline.
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I'd like to see him reach out to Democrats, and I'd like to see them listening.
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Mention influencers in your posts, and reach out to them for link-backs and cross-posts.
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Did you want to reach out to him at all and talk shop about the role?
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Prospective residents should reach out to the agency that oversees CCRCs within that state, said Breeding.
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Despite that difficulty, President Trump has a moral obligation to reach out to those skeptical Americans.
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Knight and her teammates said they expected U.S.A. Hockey to reach out to top junior players.
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Gray encourages quitters to reach out to counselors, either locally or on the web at SmokeFree.gov.
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The vice president's office did not reach out to set up a conversation with Mr. Rippon.
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Reach out to people within your company who are hiring for positions in which you're interested.
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Ross initially reported that Trump directed Flynn during the campaign to reach out to Russian officials.
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The FBI, Pogrebin and Kelly write, did not reach out to additional witnesses about either account.
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Democratic candidates are wise to reach out to them on many platforms and in many forums.
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"It's okay to reach out to those people and ask for pearls of wisdom," says Augustine.
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Minato was a prolific outside scorer and Lauren was the first to reach out to her.
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Lucia sent her condolences and told me to reach out to her if I needed to.
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CNN is attempting to reach out to the resource officer, whom authorities have not publicly identified.
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These days, police, particularly in major cities, make concerted efforts to reach out to LGBTQ people.
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We've attempted to reach out to McDowell's camp and the Seahawks ... so far, no word back.
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Chance will choose dates from a pool of women who reach out to him on social.
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First, I do not reach out to legislators, and I don't advocate for particular political outcomes.
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I think he's in Dublin, either way we'll see if we can reach out to him.
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When will the Pope also reach out to the millions of Americans who suffer from illegal immigration?
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In his letter Thursday, Greitens encouraged the senators to reach out to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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However, moving forward InMotion plans to also reach out to the wider startup community for potential collaboration.
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Adjust my cover letter and reach out to a friend I know in that department, then apply.
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I reach out to several recruiters I've worked with in the past, and they respond right away.
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No matter where you live, reach out to LGBTQ people you know and check in on them.
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Don't be shy, and reach out to the experienced VR creators out there and ask for guidance!
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Hyland says she has fans who reach out to her about their own struggles with the condition.
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If he was serious about black issues, you would think he would reach out to the CBC.
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So I was famous for campaigns where a Democrat would try to reach out to soft Republicans.
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I wanted to focus on teaching the kids orchestra and being able to reach out to them.
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To ensure Congress takes action, Kimmel urged viewers to reach out to House Representatives and State Senators.
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" Conway said she was "trying to reach out" to the media and "put out the olive branch.
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But other than that, sometimes I just reach out to studios and agencies to work with them.
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To donate diapers, baby wipes, pillows and other items, reach out to the Edmonton Emergency Relief Services.
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What he heard "concerned" him enough to prompt him to reach out to the NSC's lead attorney.
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She added that the New York Times did not reach out to the group for its story.
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Even though top designers reach out to dress Trump for important events, she goes to him first.
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The customer can also simply reach out to the business for an update within the same thread.
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If this happened to a BuzzFeed official account, we would immediately reach out to Twitter for help.
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In the video, the "Nothing Compares 2 U" singer asked her family to reach out to her.
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Hayes did not reach out to me, nor did she ask for permission to use my work.
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Instead, she's interested in using her platform as a way to reach out to others in need.
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The piece really gets even better because they actually didn't even have to reach out to Fred.
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Wiltshire says EA has yet to reach out to offer any official guidance on how to proceed.
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Netflix isn't the only studio to reach out to fans for their own takes on a franchise.
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Did Bill Ackman reach out to you when you were at Perrigo and say, "You're my guy"?
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Skim through your LinkedIn connections and reach out to people who you haven't seen in a while.
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The imagery Spotify uses to reach out to its "gamer" audience is equally dated and tone-deaf.
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And if they need more information or additional documents, they'll reach out to you via US mail.
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Last year, as part of the European industrial companies, we did reach out to the U.K. government.
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Does he reach out to reassure foreign leaders that some of his campaign lines were for show?
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He maintains that his intention is to reach out to others who find themselves in similar situations.
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He added that North Korea had seen the AP as a way to reach out to Washington.
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Reach out to dealerships via email or over the phone and ask for the total selling price.
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In fact, the schools asked if they could reach out to the tutors and offer them jobs.
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Reach out to the arranging company, like Airbnb, and see what your refund or rebooking options are.
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When other artists reach out to now, what do you think they're trying to get from you?
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"If you ever need a friend to talk to, you can reach out to me," she wrote.
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It's company policy to reach out to the resident any time something is less than four stars.
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Partners reach out to about 30 to 40 of these teams to learn what they are doing.
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His efforts, as well as subsequent attempts to reach out to the regime this year, proved unsuccessful.
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"Let it not be said that I did not try to reach out to them," he said.
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He plans to focus on his Montana roots and his ability to reach out to Republican voters.
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We'll try to reach out to his reps, BUT we may just have to call his mom.
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I think the way Greece has been treated is terrible and we should reach out to them.
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Across the United States, local governments have begun developing their own initiatives to reach out to entrepreneurs.
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At least that's the idea behind Autopilot, a startup which helps businesses reach out to existing clients.
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"Personally reach out to the hiring manager or person in charge of your department there," he says.
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Char told Cooper that she didn't confront the passenger, but did reach out to the flight attendant.
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We're told the family will also reach out to 'Star Wars' actors to speak, including Mark Hamill.
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I want to reach out to different kinds of women different backgrounds different stages in their career.
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The Olympic Channel will inspire us all and reach out to new generations of athletes and fans.
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Yet press reports show Hillary Clinton passed up efforts to reach out to hurting working-class whites.
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The Toronto Police have yet to reach out to Scruff about the McArthur case, according to Silverberg.
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To reach out to Stuart Peterson of Artis Ventures, as well as renowned angel investor Gil Penchina.
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That means the FBI can proactively reach out to companies they think might be able to help.
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Is that a way to reach out to your audiences and have your own relationship with them?
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This demanded that Dicks identify landholders, then reach out to them for permission to photograph the sites.
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It's important and I try to big up and reach out to my people that I respect.
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And share the burden — reach out to others, join a support group, find others to talk to.
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This is presented as proof of his electability and his ability to reach out to new constituencies.
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People searching for Hawaii or Indonesia routinely reach out to Webster asking why their city isn't working.
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"Don't be afraid to reach out to them and communicate to them over that channel," he explains.
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And, of course, if you really get jammed up, you can reach out to us for help.
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To the SFHS students, reach out to us we are here to help, we understand your pain.
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When you want to talk about something personal, reach out to someone who loves you every time.
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At NASA we reach out to other worlds to attempt to turn science fiction into science fact.
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They fit within his larger effort to reach out to former adversaries such as Cuba and Myanmar.
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After the trailer release, Tony said he has attempted to reach out to Caro on social media.
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Plus, it's a great milestone to reach out to the press and start talking up the story.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) had her staff reach out to Clyburn's office for information.
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Emad Badi, a Libya researcher, said Haftar might be trying to reach out to ultra-conservative Salafis.
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And they did not reach out to the Post in an effort to get their stories told.
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I'm now able to reach out to the organizations and the people I want to work with.
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"Working together is the solution," said Warraich, who encouraged tech companies to reach out to health officials.
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Many Republicans are worried Trump is setting back the party's efforts to reach out to Hispanic voters.
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They're the ones you're looking up to and they reach out to you and that's really cool.
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If your story is selected, we'll reach out to verify your identity, but you can remain anonymous.
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Donors, policy experts and Republican leaders regularly reach out to him as a gatekeeper to the candidate.
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"There's all this new space to reach out to Islam, or the trappings of Islam," he said.
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In that kind of situation, the broker could reach out to the trusted contact with their concerns.
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Reince Priebus, the Republican National Committee chairman, has dispatched associates to reach out to first-time delegates.
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If you have any information on this Microsoft Word zero-day, please reach out to me securely.
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Trump is also expected to reach out to Alaska's governor in an effort to get Alaska Sen.
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If you're struggling, reach out to a counselor, friend, or someone you look up to for help.
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I thought this would be an opportunity to reach out to all those countries, all at once.
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Gibbons and Sosebee reach out to the ticketholders who requested the service to ask what they prefer.
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So if I think they fit the mold of Digital Madrid, then I reach out to them.
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If you think your aligners are defective, reach out to Candid customer service to request a refund.
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Needing to reach out to more voters leads candidates to reduce personal attacks and govern more inclusively.
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And, as always, I'll ask you to reach out to us for help if you need it.
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If need an urgent response, it's fine to reach out to the person after 1-2 hours.
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You'll want to have a contact list of people your family can reach out to for help.
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The organizers will reach out to prospective attendees with more information in the coming days, they said.
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In one push, he deployed teams to go to nightclubs and concerts and reach out to millennials.
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You never know who might reach out to you in the future about a job or project.
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Yet I try to reach out to younger people, sharing my experiences and keeping the memories alive.
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Offering hurricane relief, he said, could help GiveDirectly reach out to a largely untapped group of donors.
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BlackRock said it planned to reach out to weapons makers "to understand their response" to the shootings.
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You can read more here about how Mr. Biden is trying to reach out to the left.
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" Or, "This thing is ready for launch, who should we reach out to to figure that out?
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But reach out to us directly if you run into problems with anything technical, financial or correctable!
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He has promised to uphold democracy, and reach out to other countries for help in rebuilding Zimbabwe.
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" And I said, "Only if people reach out to the legislators and say, 'This matters to me.
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If you reach out to someone from your past and don't hear back, don't assume the worst.
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The advocates not only respond to new crimes, but also reach out to victims of past ones.
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She tried to reach out to this woman and suggested they get together, but the woman refused.
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Trainers will reach out to nutritionists, yoga instructors, meditation instructors — to provide really cool collaborations and content.
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Tracy then made an attempt to reach out to Raisman, one of the gymnasts who has sued.
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Another group Trump would be wise to reach out to would be voters with a college degree.
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CNN has also attempted to reach out to the people who gave the couple money and gifts.
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To mentally and emotionally cope with a quarantine or reduced social contact, virtually reach out to others.
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Although this life is competitive, reach out to your fellow struggling women and offer them your hand.
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Like all teams, Millwall runs a number of community programs to reach out to disadvantaged local children.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France wants to reach out to Russia to forestall the influence of China.
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Biven specifically named Schafer, Ferreira, and Alexa Demie as the ones who reach out to her directly.
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There was little for him to do but try to reach out to them on their cellphones.
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Couples should also reach out to vendors who may seem indifferent to the weekend-long shopping bonanza.
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He couldn't get enough Republican votes, he never tried to reach out to Democrats in any way.
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"A lot of younger people reach out to us and want to work with us," Ghodsi said.
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And don't hesitate to reach out to us if you run into problems with any of it.
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Absolutely do not hesitate to reach out to us if you run into problems along the way.
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It is comforting to have someone to reach out to me to ask questions about these things.
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If you are chosen, an editor will reach out to you with more details about the project.
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It's the last day of Pride Month and we wanted to reach out to the LGBTQ community.
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But many of these companies have made efforts both publicly and privately to reach out to conservatives.
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If boaters are looking to help, pls reach out to other communities who might still have needs.
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said he planned to reach out to Trump about the incident.
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Every time I reach out to someone who I'd like to work with it feels like dating.
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That's why it's even more important that you reach out to the people who are living it.
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Government-funded programs that reach out to runaway youth will face new nondiscrimination requirements under the rule.
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When opioid abuse is identified, employers may first reach out to the employee and the doctor prescriber.
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" Funding cuts mean that "we cannot reach out to them to provide condoms, HIV counseling or screenings.
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Please, though, reach out to us if anything goes wrong, either with the technology or the recipes.
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Clients should also reach out to their attorneys for as much information on the process as possible.
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"We wanted to try to reach out to the organizations that were financially precarious," Mr. Cooper said.
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If you&aposre considering divorce, reach out to an attorney and get as much information as possible.
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Agency staff will also reach out to the consumer who experienced a serious incident with his phone.
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The first step was to reach out to Michael to assess his willingness to work with us.
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So making that your stated goal is very effective in getting people to reach out to you.
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It was totally predictable that a mainstream conservative group's attempt to reach out to someone who's basically an internet troll would blow up in some way — yet the fact CPAC and other conservatives even felt compelled to reach out to someone like Yiannopoulos says a lot about conservatism today.
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Their call prompted the deputy who initially took Martinez's missing person's report to reach out to her Thursday.
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Reach out to your local center and see how you can have an impact on their homeless population.
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The Post neglected to reach out to the department of justice and now the story has been corrected.
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You can reach out to policymakers and volunteer with health organizations that benefit people affected by HIV/AIDS.
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The magazine's solution was to reach out to Heather Dewey-Hagborg to make a DNA portrait of Manning.
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People still reach out to him on the site to wish him and Haisley Jo well, he says.
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Women who are worried about their health care options should reach out to their elected officials, Christopherson says.
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This is also a good time to connect with a mentor, or reach out to someone you admire.
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Gellie said that encounter prompted Mallory to reach out to old CIA contacts to concoct a cover story.
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I called in favors, asking friends – some famous, some not — whom Nic respected to reach out to him.
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To reach out to clergy sex-abuse survivors and their families, helping them find healing and care. 2.
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Or they simply make a reporting email available for anyone who finds issues to reach out to them.
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Hillary Clinton's app integrates a user's contact information so they can directly reach out to friends and family.
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Those who think they might have become sick from eating these foods should reach out to their doctors.
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On occasion, the company will reach out to those streamers if it's worried about them getting burned out.
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"I convinced him to reach out to FBI to ask that they take over the investigation," Foxx added.
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I was told by Congressmen Yoder and Senator Moran that you were trying to reach out to me.
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However, concerns have been raised over how willing Adityanath's government will be to reach out to Muslim residents.
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But how did Wong know to reach out to Hope Van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly) and Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson)?
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Trump took to Twitter Tuesday evening to reach out to one of the bill's most vocal conservative opponents.
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CNN attempted to reach out to Chatman for this story, but our request for comment was not returned.
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Perhaps most commonly, however, spirits will make noises when they wish to reach out to the other side.
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Products like this help companies reach out to the developer community, boosting adoption of their other AI services.
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Harris was one of the first reporters to reach out to the students to help explain the situation.
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" For others interested in purchasing a franchise, Kim said, "reach out to other owners and ask tough questions.
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Don't hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions or just want to say hi.
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And I need for the continuing financial stability of this team to reach out to more international sponsors.
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I will say in many instances, they do reach out to us and they do work with us.
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So you know I want to I want to reach out to folks and just hear from them.
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"Cultivate" is when LinkedIn's editors reach out to users they think could comment about a specific news topic.
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Instead of being fearful, she wanted to reach out to other women affected by image-based sexual abuse.
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My main purpose was to reach out to Apple and say, 'Hey, you've been ignoring my bug reports.
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You can also reach out to education activist Zuriel Oduwole if you're looking for other ways to help.
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"Diego expressed an interest and willingness in partnering with us to reach out to these patients," Anderson said.
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She urges young people to reach out to a friend, parent, counselor, coach, or someone else they trust.
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"We are trying to reach out to officials but they are becoming less and less accessible," he said.
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The man who robbed me I want to reach out to me If I know him tell him.
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Photo credit: ScreenshotTorrentFreak attempted to reach out to the site, but the owner wasn't commenting on the shutdown.
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The FTC has anonymized the complaints so we're unable to reach out to the people making the allegations.
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Imbued in Clinton's acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention were lines meant to reach out to Republicans.
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The group is also bringing together lawyers who journalists can reach out to for legal recourse, she said.
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With that in mind, it will reach out to any party who could contribute to achieving that goal.
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Upon his release, I will reach out to express my regret for rejecting the prosecutor's request for leniency.
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According to Booker, he plans to reach out to both Republicans and Democrats as he pushes for legalization.
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We want to bring the party together to try and reach out to those that you have offended.
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We should not only ask for help, but reach out to younger women who may need our guidance.
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It was the first time Western aid agencies could reach out to this large and extremely vulnerable group.
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It will reach out to the public to help create the works during Mural Arts week in October.
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So if we have a question, we can reach out to a professor and they'll meet with us.
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Though things got interesting when the host asked the actress who she'd reach out to for sex advice.
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Research is especially important when figuring out who is best to reach out to in a specific organization.
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If you're struggling with difficult feelings after having a new baby, please reach out to a medical professional.
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So, Pritlove told me, CCC started to reach out to US contacts, and invite them to give lectures.
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" Ryan said Trump was able to reach out to people nationwide and hear voices "no one else heard.
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"It would mean a lot to me if you would reach out to her," Caitlyn says to Kris.
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CNN also reach out to Tabitha Speer, the sergeant's widow, but she didn't return a call for comment.
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It's a sign that Trump wants to reach out to new groups of voters while retaining his core.
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I feel that love on holidays like Mother's Day when friends reach out to remember both my boys.
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Reach out to a trusted friend, family member, or mental health professional for support when you need it.
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"I thought I had to reach out to Johnny Galecki 'cause this is our kid together," she said.
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It is also encouraging other artists whose work is pictured in the video to reach out to them.
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And that is valuable to those who want to reach out to you and offer products and services.
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"After that we'll reach out to [Bethesda] to see if they're interested in an informal resolution," Migliaccio said.
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Although he had to reach out to get the dipping pitch, Ahmed managed to drive it 416 feet.
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Reach out to a trusted friend to hold space for you—and then do the same for them.
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The gang decides to reach out to MK, but first they need the laptop from the safe house.
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If you have friends who are deployed, reach out to their families, not just today, but any day.
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She says that providing key information can lead employers to reach out to you — instead of the reverse.
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Sanders refused to say whether Trump was the person who directed campaign officials to reach out to Stone.
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"Personally reach out to the hiring manager or person in charge of your department there," he tells CNBC.
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In its famous "autopsy," the RNC pointed to a need to reach out to Latino and young voters.
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Companies frequently reach out to the commission to make sure that they are following the rules concerning robocalls.
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Mr. Trump cast his visit as a statesmanlike effort to reach out to a country he had alienated.
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We reach out to the celebrities to give them a platform to be closer to their fan base.
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Zak Williams reiterated that it's crucial to reach out to people who are struggling and love them unconditionally.
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We had this radical idea that we would reach out to working class families all over this country.
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We cannot allow foreign governments to reach out to anybody's campaign and say we'd like to help you.
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Next, recruiters review every application and they reach out to those who appear to be a strong match.
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Brands will often reach out to influencers like her multiple times if a campaign does well, she said.
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In order to thrive and succeed our nation needs to reach out to immigrants with tolerance and acceptance.
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I also decided to reach out to men my age to learn how they navigate through growing old.
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Another person familiar with the matter said the secretary took the initiative to reach out to the CEOs.
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Miami is discussing whether to reach out to Rodriguez, said Michael Hill, the team president of baseball operations.
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The 2013 letter is the first known attempt by Trump to reach out to Putin, the Post reported.
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Reach out to the kids, give back to the community, and put your God-given talent on display.
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But when they finally decide to seek help, they need to have a place to reach out to.
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But for us to reach out to each other as writers, it may never happen again, who knows.
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"When I reach out to Republicans, they can't talk to me," she said to Vox in mid-March.
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Having no one to reach out to made me harder; it taught me to look inward for answers.
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Reach out to friends you haven't had time for lately: Gemini season is so busy for you, Libra!
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We also had a cyber crimes investigator from Tacoma (I don't recall his name) reach out to us.
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How do you ... When you start to reach out to tech leaders, how do you think about that?
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Mercury retrograde is reminding you of people from you past—whom do you want to reach out to?
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It is one thing to reach out to families, but quite another to actually win a hostage's release.
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Campaigns were trying to reach out to younger voters on emergent social media platforms like YouTube and Facebook.
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Even more intriguing, prosecutors allege that a senior Trump campaign official "was directed to" reach out to Stone.
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The consensus among political pundits after the 103 election: Democrats should reach out to the white working class.
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In one experiment, Page and Castleman had counselors proactively reach out to college-bound students during the summer.
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This is another reason why friends, partners, and family don't reach out to Sagittarius when times get rough.
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Democrats were careful to look for ways to reach out to black voters without stirring up white Republicans.
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So I just felt it was important to reach out to people and encourage them to the same.
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Reach out to your teammates and managers to understand what you can do to keep us moving forward.
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The second part is being able to reach out to the captors, to the people who are responsible.
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If you exhibit symptoms, please reach out to your healthcare provider and do not come to the office.
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I learned how to reach out to people, to seek out mentors, to understand how to do things.
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The more we can reach out to our closeted family, the better we can make Pride for everyone.
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McDonald's has asked franchisees to reach out to local representatives to express concerns about the bill's funding mechanism.
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You make a lucky move that helps you connect with someone you've been wanting to reach out to.
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In this kind of scheme, scammers reach out to women online and start relationships via emails and messages.
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They've also had existing customers reach out to the company about increasing their usage faster than originally planned.
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So don't be afraid to reach out to your school's alumni and ask for academic or career guidance.
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Please reach out to us if something goes sideways, either with your subscription or with the recipes themselves.
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Clinton's inability to energize Democrats presents Trump with an opportunity to reach out to the African-American community.
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Part of Maas' strategy is directly engaging with customers that reach out to his company through social media.
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Almeida tried to reach out to Jennifer via three texts and a call which went straight to voicemail.
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He would use social media, online forums and advocacy groups to reach out to patients for their records.
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When I tried to reach out to CP, there was no phone number to call, just an email.
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Parents can just reach out to a creator via their contact information if they have something to say.
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From there, they asked a Canadian member of their movement to reach out to US authorities for protection.
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They answer calls from teenagers who reach out to their help line by phone, text, chat or email.
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Perles, however, said Sudan has failed to reach out to discuss any talks of settlements in his case.
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Anyone enrolled in a clinical trial of the drug should reach out to their doctor in the study.
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He will sell this new, fresh government as part of a fresh start/reach out to the West.
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While F.D.R. used fireside chats to reach out to the public, they were nothing like Mr. Trump's tweets.
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Because the teacher has not been identified, CNN has been unable to reach out to him for comment.
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Like Eisenhower on Thanksgiving, we can reach out to Congress to encourage them to support international food aid.
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On Monday, she urged Judiciary Committee investigators to reach out to the woman to question her under oath.
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If someone refuses to provide footage to police, all police need to do is reach out to Ring.
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"We had a very specific program to reach out to the Lumbee," said Jim Blaine, Bishop's chief strategist.
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I am asking the V.A. to reach out to your family to provide any support that you need.
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Once you have an idea of a potential major, reach out to people you can pepper with questions.
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BlackRock officials said they want to reach out to the companies "to understand their response" to the shootings.
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Reach out to any connection who might be able to refer you to someone within your target organization.
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We tried to reach out to Meitu via their website but couldn't get a message to go through.
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Who knows — he might try to reach out to Bernie Sanders after all, just to keep everyone guessing.
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Does cinematic or soundtrack music reach out to you nowadays, or is it more of a nostalgic thing?
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" Kweis said he wanted to reach out to the Kurds because he had heard "they're good with Americans.
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Thus, curators have long had their hands tied regarding how they can reach out to engage new audiences.
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In my bid to warm relations between Russia and the West, I reach out to squeeze his arm.
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Well, maybe it was time for my client to reach out to his father, the unit manager suggested.
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So, using the AI to reach out to customers in a new way is a smart move for Starbucks.
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If you live near one of the circles we've mentioned, you can reach out to them on their websites.
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And leaders in the LGBTQ community grieved on Twitter that Kaine and Pence failed to reach out to them.
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He added that he would book his own hotel room and attempt to reach out to the royal family.
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Know your optionsYou can reach out to your elected representatives through the phone, online, or by sending a letter.
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"He will be most likely looking for ways to reach out to you pretty soon," Kilimnik wrote in July.
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It's not just [that] they failed to reach out to them, because it's not just about showing you care.
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WILLIAMS: Well, that&aposs -- I know Facebook is going to -- they&aposre going to reach out to you, Kimberly.
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Buttigieg's efforts to reach out to African Americans on popular black media outlets and have a meeting with Rev.
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Reach out to the author via email with tips or to request secure communications through Signal, Wickr, or SecureDrop.
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You can find more information, including rules of entry here, or reach out to Melissa Shulman with any questions.
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If you have been diagnosed with dementia: Reach out to family and friends for help as soon as possible.
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I think when clients reach out to me they have done their research and know what my style is.
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Trump's tweet led one conservative lawyer to reach out to BuzzFeed News Wednesday with his thoughts on the tweet.
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She tried to reach out to the ex, but he had blocked her number after they had broken up.
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Other women were contract employees, freelancers, or entrepreneurs who didn't have a real HR option to reach out to.
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If you're struggling, take the time you need today for self-care and reach out to someone you trust.
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Even if it means having to respectfully reach out to people, perhaps compensating them for their time and expertise.
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Did you guys reach out to Cole eventually and were like, we fuck with you, let's cover this song?
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