TRUMP: No. I will be reaching out, I'll be reaching out.
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And you're reaching out to the principals, you're reaching out to Nick Detton at that time?
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And reaching out to the VP is just as important as reaching out to the president's office.
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Reaching out to strangers can be the first step toward reaching out again to your own kin.
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To keep asking how they're doing, even when they're not reaching out—especially when they're not reaching out.
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I mean, reaching out to Mark and Sheryl was me reaching out to my friends thinking that they were the victim.
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And it got all the way to the point where the workshop wasn't reaching out; others were reaching out to the workshop.
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"To me it's weird that Ron's baby mama Jen is reaching out to our family, our friends, instead of reaching out just to him," said Pauly.
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"So now I know I can start reaching out to her, and I can start reaching out to other people that she might know," she says.
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Right now, we're reaching out to Triple M, we're reaching out to Hanes Corporation, a textile company, is joining up with a private company called Parkdale America.
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"I want to unite the French, I'm not reaching out to the Left or the Right, I'm reaching out to the French," Macron said in a prime-time evening news interview.
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So a lot of times, I mean, as soon as kids will hit 10,000 subscribers, 15,000 subscribers, on YouTube, you'll have talent scouts reaching out to them, managers reaching out to them.
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"I appreciate the company reaching out to me, am sorry I can't get to the meeting next week, but think the fact that Facebook is reaching out is a positive sign," he wrote.
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"I appreciate the company reaching out to me, am sorry I can't get to the meeting next week, but think the fact that Facebook is reaching out is a positive sign," he said.
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Incensed, bakers began reaching out to Hershey's for an explanation.
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Smith said his daughter is still reaching out to him.
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Still, Singer started reaching out to potential employers right away.
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We are also reaching out to members of Aaliyah's family.
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We are currently reaching out to these four affected students.
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He's advised against reaching out to his contacts there, however.
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There are people reaching out to him at every turn.
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Ms Le Pen is also reaching out to mainstream conservatives.
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DO restart your computer before reaching out to IT. 4.
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Joseph tried reaching out to their customer service for help.
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I'm more comfortable about reaching out when I need help.
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We were reaching out and giving her updates and pictures.
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Have you seen other media outlets reaching out to you?
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She's always reaching out to help other girls get ahead.
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I'm nervous — reaching out to them makes it so real.
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And luckily, they're now reaching out to you over Instagram.
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It says it will be reaching out to those affected.
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We are reaching out to community to ask for calm.
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Are schools reaching out to families in an inclusive way?
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We're reaching out to Oakley to see if he accepts.
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But also they also talk about reaching out to progressives.
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It's the ILWU he should be applauding for reaching out.
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But Mickelson ought to consider reaching out to thank him.
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Kelly is already reaching out to Congress and Trump's Cabinet.
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Once that's done, delve into why you are reaching out.
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Stop destroying the careers of cops reaching out for help.
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Is someone reaching out for their ID, or a gun?
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Reaching out to individual Democrats and ignoring Pelosi and Schumer.
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So I've been pretty shameless about reaching out to people.
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QUESTION: Beyond the interview, I mean, he's really reaching out.
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CNN is reaching out to other officials about these issues.
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That's why we're reaching out to help them with compassion.
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We're reaching out to law enforcement to find out more.
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"She encourages them to take the step of reaching out."
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It's worth reaching out, outside the normal ways of casting.
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Because there must be some reason that they're reaching out.
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She started reaching out, encouraging others to apply for jobs.
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Reaching out to touch in sympathy and condolence feels instinctive.
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It's not just the women whom you're reaching out to.
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This is about reaching out to people on the margins.
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"I remember reaching out to take her hand," he said.
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And Willow isn't the only one Kourtney's reaching out to.
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CNN is reaching out to the couple's family for comment.
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I was wondering, 'Why are they reaching out to me?
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After reaching out to about 30 lawyers, Jessica found somebody.
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The N.Y.P.D., too, had been reaching out to Muslim communities.
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And they're reaching out in a lot of different ways.
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We are reaching out to Samsung and Apple for comment.
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Network strategically by reaching out to contacts you know well.
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CNN is reaching out to others accused in the lawsuit.
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He's reaching out to all corners of the Democratic Party.
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He recommends using discretion when reaching out to former employees.
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"Trump's reaching out to Democrats changes the game," Mayur said.
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I saw my mother's hand reaching out from the smoke.
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"People who are reaching out have long arms," she said.
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Mr. Clinton started reaching out to allies in the Senate.
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I will certainly do my part, reaching out to Sen.
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Broad shoulders, big heart, reaching out, focusing on the future.
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There are multiple hands reaching out to grab the money.
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Nowadays people think thrice before reaching out to their pockets.
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"So as the health department and others were reaching out to the Somali community with information about resources for autism ... the anti-vaccine groups were reaching out to them to provide misinformation," Ehresmann said.
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He recommends reaching out to tenants' rights organizations in your state, going to Bar Association workshops in your city, and reaching out to legal aid when you suspect your landlord is doing something below board.
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Then her following grew pretty rapidly and brands starting reaching out.
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"Thanks for reaching out to us," a spokesperson for Lego replied.
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"And to that end we're reaching out to members of Congress."
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Reaching out to someone you don't know can feel super awkward.
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Serena Williams is reaching out to her "fellow moms" for advice.
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"A bunch of people started reaching out to me," Ramey said.
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We are reaching out to her privately to address her concerns.
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I spent 15 hours a day on my computer reaching out.
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The company is reaching out to wholesalers to return the medication.
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After reaching out on Twitter, he agreed to meet with me.
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And I just thank Beyoncé and her team for reaching out.
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He was probably reaching out to his family one last time.
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CNN is reaching out to attorneys for the defendants for comment.
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"We're welcoming them and we're reaching out to them," says Rothenberg.
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I started reaching out to people, trying to find out more.
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He's going to have to find some way of reaching out.
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From there, they began reaching out to people in the industry.
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If you're really bothered, you can even try reaching out beforehand.
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This means reaching out to people with ideas from both sides.
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Brands soon started reaching out about sponsored content deals with Nala.
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Cory was always reaching out to people of all different backgrounds.
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Instead of reaching out to the seller, he flags the post.
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We're reaching out to police to see if anyone was arrested.
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Easton said the coroner's office is reaching out to Social Security.
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Or was this a subtle way of reaching out for help?
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I'm reaching out to people who don't go see art shows.
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Reaching out to the parents was a way of correcting wrongdoing.
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But the Islamists have outwitted them by reaching out to minorities.
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Shortly after reaching out to the collective, he got to work.
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I'm reaching out to the world, and hoping it reaches back.
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As predicted, Trump reaching out to make peace with Republican "establishment".
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Bonus: +3 for Peggy instinctively reaching out to feel his chest.
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He was indefatigable in reaching out to reporters, lobbying for coverage.
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"But I don't see Grassley reaching out to the chief justice."
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I personally apologize, and am reaching out to the students involved.
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The other two focus on reaching out to addicts and families.
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So, we made a list and started reaching out to people.
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"I'm currently reaching out to IHOP at the moment," he said.
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She suggested reaching out to the Alliance of Claims Assistance Professionals.
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He was reaching out to try to get it more investigated.
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"We are reaching out to international experts to deepen" the investigation.
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Why are you reaching out to me and my company specifically?
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Ms. Straus brought in new revenues by reaching out to foundations.
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They blamed Democrats for not reaching out to forge a compromise.
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She is also ambivalent about reaching out to my half brother.
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Holyoke School District is already reaching out to behavioral health specialists.
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She suggests reaching out to your legislator to make it happen.
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We were reaching out to make sure you have health insurance.
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Once he became an official lens creator, brands started reaching out.
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"Have you thought about reaching out to her?" a friend asked.
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It plans to begin reaching out to those affected customers soon.
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Linda Fite of Kerhonkson, N.Y., emphasized the importance of reaching out.
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"This woman may have been reaching out in desperation," she said.
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The sleeves are long enough to cover even when reaching out.
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She's also reaching out to other female colleagues in the Senate.
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CNN was reaching out Friday to a defense attorney for comment.
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Some appear to meditate, occasionally reaching out to touch one another.
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If Trump is reaching out to black voters — and he is!
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These corporations who are reaching out and stealing money from people.
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And we're reaching out to the real people, Scott aren't we?
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The first group of people we're reaching out to is the cryptocurrency
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The party is also reaching out to campaigns and stressing basic precautions.
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We've tried reaching out to his team but have not heard back.
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Dee Barnes is reaching out for help to keep her financially afloat.
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We've done more than 300,000 voter contact attempts reaching out to voters.
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CNN was reaching out Wednesday evening to see whether they have attorneys.
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Ghost stories are the past reaching out to us and making demands.
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Since his passing, DiBella says that people reaching out has been cathartic.
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It also allowed a reaching out to others in the same boat.
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LinkedIn is another great resource for finding and reaching out to mentors.
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He began reaching out to his network of musician friends for help.
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Now she's reaching out to a different boldface name: President Donald Trump.
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Reaching out to people for help was important to his own journey.
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Is she reaching out to me for something that she may need?
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He wants Democrats to do better about reaching out to rural voters.
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Evisort shut down the database within an hour of TechCrunch reaching out.
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I started reaching out and talking about what had happened to them.
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It's reaching out to affected customers via text and in-app notifications.
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"Goodbye," I replied, reaching out my arms to give him a hug.
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" Markle is just reaching out with affection, and "she looks absolutely satisfied.
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Did you think about reaching out to him again, or did you?
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We are particularly honored that Taylor Swift is reaching out to us.
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In this case, digging deeper meant reaching out to a third party.
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Users want to know why no one is reaching out to them.
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It seems Betty's harsh words and Hermione reaching out worked after all.
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Democrats and Republicans, alike are reaching out directly to lawmakers in Washington.
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Mobilizing the grassroots seems to matter more than reaching out to moderates.
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He is reaching out now and will get back to me shortly.
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They also recommend reaching out if you feel triggered by the show.
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With other songs, I've had other people reaching out to me too.
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It's about all of them reaching out and digging up their past.
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Some neighbors claim they've tried reaching out to Zuckerberg, to no avail.
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Madonna's been reaching out by posting pics with messages for her son.
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But this breed of progressive keeps reaching out, offering to "educate" us.
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Some ASEAN countries like Vietnam are also reaching out to new allies.
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She also recommends reaching out to a nonprofit housing counselor for help.
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But even reaching out to established lawmakers can be a new challenge.
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However, North Korea has been reaching out to tourists in recent years.
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The stigma against seeking help kept her from reaching out, she said.
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And Trump himself shows few signs of reaching out to the state.
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" Yet directly reaching out to parents has not been "all that effective.
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What Mr. Trump is doing is reaching out to his bigoted base.
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Their trek has been filled with friends reaching out in many ways.
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He started by dropping the price dramatically and reaching out to restaurants.
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We were reaching out everywhere we could and not getting any response.
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We'll see how that impacts, we've also seen that we're reaching out.
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Masooma wrote a blog and survivors read it, then began reaching out.
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You're shouting across the room, reaching out in turn, desperately, someone, please.
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Reaching out to the same individual recruiters more than once a week.
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Join me in reaching out to your elected officials to demand action.
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What kind of advertisers have been reaching out to you for endorsements?
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Be vulnerable, and get to the heart of why you're reaching out.
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He also said he liked Trump's initiative reaching out to Saudi Arabia.
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"What was uncommon was the member themselves reaching out, in my experience."
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Reporters from Australia were reaching out asking for an interview with me.
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The couple has also been reaching out to the Haitian immigrant community.
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Some people, like 28-year-old Lisa, did the reaching out themselves.
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We are reaching out to readers in our report and in person.
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Photos showed him reaching out for a handshake and Kavanaugh turning away.
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Second: Who are these people that Trump is regularly reaching out to?
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Officials in both states say they're reaching out to the Jewish community.
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It was a skeletal arm reaching out of the well-manicured lawn.
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That happens by reaching out and mobilizing millions and millions of people.
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I brace for carnage — And find Hal reaching out for a handshake.
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So when people say he's doing a better job of reaching out?
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It lurches forward in tattered clothing, arms reaching out for supple flesh.
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Thanks to all of the fans reaching out and asking about Joe.
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We tried reaching out to James, but we had no luck either.
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Yet Dr. Barzilay believes the payoffs are worth the risks: "Oncologists should be reaching out to researchers in A.I." Finding no evidence that physicians are doing so, she has embarked on a second project reaching out to them.
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" In the case of Twitch, "We weren't seeking it but all these companies started reaching out – we're like, 'Why are all of these companies reaching out all of a sudden asking how things were going, wanting to meet'?
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"Students have been reaching out to me, reaching out to staff, probably board members and others saying that now — now is the time for this country to have a real conversation on sensible gun control laws," he said.
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"Students have been reaching out to me, reaching out to staff, board members, saying that now, now is the time for this country to have a real conversation on sensible gun control laws in this county," said Runcie.
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When he realized that many of these businesses — which included copywriters, programmers, and consultants — were reaching out to him naturally without him asking, he decided to leverage this marketing opportunity by proactively targeting and reaching out to prospective partners.
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And, he's reaching out to her with his walkie talkie just about everyday.
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We are looking into further and will be reaching out to you directly.
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They&aposre also reaching out to supporters with power players like Michelle Obama.
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I'm reaching out to ask, can you chip in $22016 to my campaign?
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CNBC is reaching out to Thiel, Palantir and the Trump campaign for comment.
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MNUCHIN: ONE OF THE THINGS WE'RE DOING IS WE'RE REACHING OUT TO BUSINESS.
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Kevin Hart is reaching out to the LGBTQ community and apologizing once more.
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The fact that you're reaching out for help is a solid first step.
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It's free, and quickly accomplished by reaching out to the three major bureaus.
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" Lynch said her department tried reaching out to McCarthy, but "he was unavailable.
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We will be reaching out to them over the course of the campaign.
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Now I have designers reaching out to me to pull from their collections.
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After reaching out to Automattic, the company's parent, we've gained some additional clarity.
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They're reaching out to companies, like Parabon NanoLabs, to look at their options.
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Sanders, reaching out to his supporters," she said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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And candidates and prospective candidates have been reaching out to Robertson for months.
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After reaching out to America Progress Now, the page removed its Bronx address.
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"Thank you to everyone who has been reaching out… I love you all!"
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I responded right away and said, 'Thank you so much for reaching out.
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They can be bowling leagues; other ways of reaching out to each other.
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"I'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help," he said.
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It's going to have to be ordinary people reaching out to one another.
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The rate of students committing suicide and reaching out for help is alarming.
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But not reaching out at all can be equally or even more hurtful.
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Soylent has said it will be reaching out to customers to offer refunds.
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Other mid-level aides have started reaching out to consultants, shopping their resumes.
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CNN is also reaching out to Hacienda HealthCare for comment on the documents.
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Use All Five recognizes how intimidating reaching out to elected officials can feel.
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So they started reaching out to both the African-American and Latino communities.
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The university said it is reaching out to those affected by the tragedy.
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The idea is to keep the groundwater from reaching out into the ocean.
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" That's a great lesson in just reaching out and making those connections. "Yes!
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We're reaching out to all our customers to honor our responsibilities to them.
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"He's tried reaching out through phone messages, text messages, direct messages," she says.
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H: Once again, reaching out outside of the expertise of the institution, right?
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Within an hour of TechCrunch reaching out, Ladders had pulled the database offline.
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It's doubtful Facebook is super interested in reaching out and touching its users.
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Freeland said Canada was in the process of reaching out to American Democrats.
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They published a story without ever reaching out to us for a quote.
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"People have been reaching out through [Instagram], as I don't have any [management]."
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Kelly: I think he's reaching out to people who clearly have similar desires.
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I realize I was reaching out for help when I sent that message.
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Facebook says it disabled these pages, and will be reaching out to admins.
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"I'm going to play that card," Jones said of reaching out to Stone.
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He recommends reaching out to your human resources department to see what's available.
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Sparrow said that many artists and galleries are reaching out with installation opportunities.
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Francis has also placed a great emphasis on reaching out to disaffected Catholics.
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"We're looking for [his phone number] and we've been reaching out," she said.
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"Not you, you're black," said the girl, reaching out to touch my son.
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Get into the habit of reaching out or helping one person every day.
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Reaching out does not mean a Russian plan was already in the works.
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I started reaching out to people to find out what these guys need.
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It will continue to do that while reaching out to potential pilot customers.
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" Clinton, Kohn argued, "should be reaching out to these voters, not offending them.
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Amo began reaching out to her former classmates, to encourage them to participate.
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Soothe your energy by reaching out to a friend you can vent to.
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Two and a half decades later, another Clinton is reaching out to me.
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CNN is reaching out to the island's attorney general and police in Anguilla.
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Second, the care is active and engaged — it actually leads to reaching out.
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"Thanks to everyone reaching out about the news tonight," he wrote on Twitter.
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"I will be reaching out to people across the country," he told Politico.
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She has cultivated a large following that has brands reaching out for collaboration.
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We're reaching out to both Ben and the casino for comment -- stay tuned.
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The child reaching out to touch her veil makes it even more touching.
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Meadows and Jordan aren't just reaching out across the aisle on tax reform.
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We're reaching out to Gervonta's camp for comment ... so far, no word back.
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I had artists reaching out to me, wanting me to use their songs.
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Kim: Under Levatich, the company is focusing on reaching out to new riders.
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McCarthy kept on reaching out to Van Drew, as did other House Republicans.
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Rey is seen reaching out to the Force with floating rocks surrounding her.
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When reaching out to an outside party, try to share the whole picture.
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CNN is reaching out to the universities named for comment on the lawsuit.
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" Ms. Kesting said: "Reaching out to the heirs is always a sensitive issue.
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It's common courtesy to engage with people who are thoughtful in reaching out.
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Reaching out to someone that doesn't know you via email can seem intimidating.
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His hands, instead of checking Groenhart's, were simply reaching out ahead of him.
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I think musicians reaching out to other musicians for collaborations is really important.
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Our CEO Brian Chesky and I are reaching out to the affected guests.
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After reaching out to Google about the problem, we have some good news.
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He was "reaching out to even the smallest and least among us," Haggerty said.
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You might think Facebook reaching out to respected external institutions is a positive step.
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But I would say that the administration, the Trump campaign is definitely reaching out.
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Other alleged victims are reaching out to the US Attorney's Office and private attorneys.
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People from all over the country have been reaching out to express their support.
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You're just not reaching out to your clientele—straight guys—as a trans man.
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She also credited faith-based organizations with reaching out to Trump and influencing him.
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And the truth is, reaching out to them is way easier than you think!
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The suggestions also reference the importance of reaching out to local communities for support.
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Celebrities are reaching out on Twitter to support Kanye West following his reported hospitalization.
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He said more than 95% of those reaching out have talked about the election.
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That's when Hollywood started reaching out and I had to quickly hire a filmmaker.
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Trump's been reaching out to his critics to insult and humiliate them for decades.
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Join citizens of all backgrounds, religions and viewpoints in reaching out to help others.
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And so the urban fashion for exposed concrete is reaching out to the country.
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Their instruments measured the movement reaching out about 16 kilometers from the city's center.
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Outside of professional help, reaching out to friends and family can also be important.
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Digit began reaching out to users again today to remind them of the change.
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A child reaching out for a balloon that is now floating above a skyline.
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But instead of being fearful, she began reaching out to the other women affected.
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Then, sales people can find leads into their favorite CRM and start reaching out.
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The affidavit does not state why the FBI employee was reaching out to Jameson.
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CNBC reports that employees have been reaching out to former colleagues about working elsewhere.
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The best place to start recruiting freelancers is by reaching out to your network.
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He tried reaching out to April this morning, but wasn't able to reach her.
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It is, however, a very effective way to make a teenager regret reaching out.
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Then I also started reaching out to those grad students in the CAA's indices.
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"We are particularly honored that Taylor Swift is reaching out to us," he wrote.
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It was feeling that someone was reaching out and showing me my true path.
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Kraken is "proactively" reaching out to Canadian law enforcement including the RCMP, Powell said.
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He said many investors who are reaching out have already used his company's technology.
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That seems like the simplest explanation for Bill Clinton reaching out to Lynch too.
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He is reaching out to friends about potential staff changes, according to multiple sources.
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DeVos has a track record of reaching out with straight talk and real dollars.
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Is the new projects your beats, or are you reaching out to other producers?
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"Reaching out to evangelicals doesn't mean you have to become pro-life," he argues.
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It will suggest reaching out to colleagues that you haven't emailed in a while.
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You're already doing it by reaching out to a stranger with an advice column.
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More congressional offices have been reaching out to Coin Center for briefings, he said.
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CNN has not independently verified the allegations but is reaching out to the women.
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"It does get really intense," he says of fans reaching out with their stories.
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We're reaching out to Deep Silver for comment and will update as this develops.
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The pastor kept reaching out to Oghi, saying that God would be with him.
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He spent his entire political career, dating back to Texas, reaching out to minorities.
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Ovil-Brenner specializes in reaching out to entrepreneurs and helping them fulfill their passion.
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Guns are a method of reaching out and touching the world with maximum power.
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And I'm reaching out, and I'm not going to leave anyone out of picture.
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They could be reaching out using a technology that we don't know about yet.
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"We certainly have a lot of visitors reaching out to other visitors," she said.
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That means reaching out and building relationships with individuals outside of your immediate network.
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Watertown residents have been reaching out to Espinoza to make boxes for their yards.
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Democrats ought to be reaching out to those voters, promising to distribute resources fairly.
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Be cautious and considerate when reaching out, name drop, and expect slower response times.
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In the midst of political chaos, people are still reaching out to each other.
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Al Sharpton, has also been reaching out to black pastors and the faith community.
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But he's keeping thing grassroots too, reaching out to dancers along the East Coast.
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Mr. Abadi made a point of reaching out to Arab states during his tenure.
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So I hope he's serious when he talks about reaching out to all Floridians.
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Bachelor Nation is reaching out to Michelle Money following her teen daughter's serious accident.
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Wade, and has begun reaching out to senators who will vote on his nominee.
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But you might be reaching out to contacts at the wrong time of day.
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Explain why you're reaching out and why they should connect with you, Decembrele added.
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They were collecting the names of the victims, and reaching out to their families.
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"I love this book," Sir Ben Ainslie said, reaching out to touch its cover.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France played an active role, reaching out to both sides.
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Companies pursuing mergers may see an opportunity in reaching out to Mr. Trump directly.
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CTU leaders are also reaching out to members and parents about a potential strike.
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I fell in love with that, and it came from reaching out for help.
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My depression was intense and soul-crushing, yet I resisted reaching out for help.
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But he won because he was reaching out to voters on a daily basis.
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A local news outlet did a story on them, and residents began reaching out.
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Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) is reaching out to psychologists to discuss President Trump.
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I'm reaching out to them saying, 'Hey, can I get these guys in there?
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"And [they're] obviously reaching out to Republicans to see if they would join them."
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Those volunteers will then be expected to start reaching out to their congressional leaders.
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I've definitely been getting a lot of texts, a lot of people reaching out.
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Garner only discovered her error after reaching out to her editor and contacting Yale.
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But there's a line between courting and groveling, between reaching out and rolling over.
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Safer confirmed that staff are reaching out to patients to ensure continuity in treatment.
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Now that regulators are reaching out for information, more smaller rivals are stepping up.
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Reaching out – NASA wants to work with others in order to achieve its goals.
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We tried reaching out to Random Acts but were unable to contact the company.
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We've been reaching out to Community Board 1, to draw support and get feedback.
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Mr Green is the Maybot's human face, reaching out to fellow cabinet members and MPs.
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Look closely and you can see the spiral arms reaching out from the galaxy's core.
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Experts also said that you should certainly consider reaching out to a mental health professional.
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Yahoo is reaching out to users, advising them to change passwords and upgrade their security.
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We have begun reaching out to the restaurants and are committed to making it right.
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" The company also said it was "reaching out to the guests involved to apologize directly.
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Reaching out to promising entrepreneurs early is not the only advantage that DIG gives us.
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I've never been good at reaching out to loved ones just to stay in touch.
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Dole accomplished this feat simply by reaching out to Trump's people and making Taipei's case.
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From there, the system begins proactively reaching out with structured cold emails to verify leads.
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"Reaching out to grab something is never going to be a subconscious reaction," says McLoughlin.
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We are reaching out across the house to try and build the majority we need.
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We're reaching out to assure you that Nest security has not been breached or compromised.
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" OpenTable said it would be "reaching out individually to Reserve's restaurants to make this right.
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Who do we need to be reaching out to make sure that stuff stays quiet?
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Data can't conquer the stigma that keeps people from reaching out for help and treatment.
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She recommends reaching out to local organizations, using social media, and taking to the streets.
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Reaching out to those in need is a simple and effective preventative measure, experts say.
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Cruz, who has a powerful fundraising machine, has been actively reaching out to new benefactors.
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"I think it would take you reaching out to him," he said, one last time.
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Trump, by contrast, won by reaching out to unorganized voters through traditional and social media.
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On Twitter, he's been reaching out to people contacting DirecTV Now's Twitter account for support.
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I've tried everything — recruiters, reaching out to companies directly, using my (small) network of contacts.
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"Thanks to all of the fans reaching out and asking about Joe," the tweet read.
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The agency is reaching out to those people and offering them identity theft protection services.
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Cops are reaching out more As he walked briskly along the protest route, police Capt.
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That's the audience Trump is really reaching out to in his restructured and refocused campaign.
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" Viscotti went on to say that he's "reaching out to the top artists of today.
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In this key battleground state, both campaigns are reaching out to some very unlikely voters.
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It's also a stellar indicator of what kind of person is reaching out to you.
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However, the fitness and nutrition coach said she wasn't interested in reaching out to Bieber.
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The social network is reaching out to group administrators to alert them of the changes.
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Virgo wants to dive into their career pursuits, reaching out to network and make deals.
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Check out the five things you can learn from Lyons' experience reaching out to Cuban.
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Financial advisors say their clients are reaching out for information but aren't panicking just yet.
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Despite these doubts, the urgency of 2017 has made reaching out to lawmakers a necessity.
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Tammy Baldwin is reaching out to dairy farmers by decrying almond milk and Ohio Sen.
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I have contact with law enforcement, in terms of reaching out if I need to.
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And it's so much faster than reaching out to each one of your friends individually.
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He spent the last few days reaching out because he wanted her to come back.
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Current users are reaching out to their credit card companies for a pro-rated refund.
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They began reaching out to him through social media and his business website, he said.
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We're told investigators have been reaching out to several survivors featured in the TV project.
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I was reaching out to people who I thought would be great for these roles.
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If that's how you feel, Segal recommends first reaching out to a lawyer for advice.
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So we're not reaching out and hacking into those accounts to do 702-based authorities.
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A central part of that effort will be reaching out to women, with whom Mrs.
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The initiative he showed in reaching out to the right managers impressed his future boss.
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Two years later, producers began reaching out, asking what I thought about adapting the story.
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After a week of speaking up and reaching out, I feel more confident and empowered.
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Donald Trump shifted from his midweek focus on immigration to reaching out to black voters.
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Now, she spends at least an hour a day researching and reaching out to people.
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Steve Stivers (R-Ohio) has also been reaching out to colleagues about the fundraising post.
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After a couple days, I started reaching out to folks in the NYC bitcoin community.
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Bondi's office is reaching out to those local elected officials to explore a potential investigation.
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"We need to have forgiveness and reaching out," he said, "rather than a closing down."
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He said swimmers had been reaching out to him about organizing a route around Manhattan.
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"Our social media is going nuts, people are reaching out, people are donating," she said.
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It should also explain why you're reaching out, according to Emily Liou of The Muse.
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Richardson also told Mengelt that he'd be reaching out to her instructors on her behalf.
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Rather, they're reaching out to us, and everywhere else, with invisible tendrils, all the time.
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After reaching out to nearly a dozen Muslim families, I was introduced to the Elcharfas.
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So can reaching out for more urgent help if the risk of suicide feels imminent.
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They will remember reaching out to touch their heroes, desperate to be close to them.
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It doesn't seem like there's that much going on, with the people here reaching out.
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Couriers will be able to initiate a no-contact by reaching out to the customer.
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The company has been reaching out to bankers on pursuing a deal with Yahoo. 2.
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Was the idea of reaching out too painful because it meant the risk of rejection?
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Soon, Shvarts began reaching out to various state agencies to request samples of their kits.
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Married men from all over began reaching out to Eargle, some panicking about the letter.
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We're reaching out to whoever is interested in Fashion Week, and that's millions of people.
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Indeed, she had: Dear Lizzy, Thank you for reading my piece and for reaching out.
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Certainly people have been reaching out with various questions about the future, which is invigorating.
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"I appreciate Secretary Carson reaching out to me," Garcetti says in the two-page missive.
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The central bank "will be reaching out to not just the usual suspects," she said.
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And that's why some businesses are reaching out to specialists, like Keith Broni from Ireland.
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CNN is reaching out to US officials and will update this story if they respond.
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So the actress was confused when people started reaching out to her about "shading" Cabello.
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Ford remembers reaching out to an LGBTQ colleague after the Pulse nightclub shooting in 2016.
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DoorDash says it will be reaching out directly to affected customers, restaurants and delivery workers.
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Law enforcement authorities have been reaching out to everyone on the list to alert them.
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Other groups and individuals are responding, and are reaching out for support through crowdfunding sites.
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Chris Rock is reaching out to his fans to help him with his latest project.
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He has been reaching out to young people who have had little interest in politics.
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In fact, Ubisoft's research director told SFPD it would be reaching out to other departments.
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But this time around, he started reaching out to other people and drew them closer.
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She says Miller stopped reaching out once he got a position in the White House.
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In addition, Facebook is reaching out to families who want to learn more about programming.
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Barack Obama became a national figure by reaching out to both red and blue America.
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Make sure that you are reaching out to people and you are finding those other people.
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Spicer said the administration is reaching out to the Vatican, but no meeting has been confirmed.
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Start by reaching out to former colleagues and co-workers for leads and ideas, AARP suggests.
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Valerie Harper's family is reaching out for financial help amid the actress' fight for her life.
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"People were constantly reaching out to me about why doesn't your dad say something," she wrote.
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I am reaching out to those who would hear and those who need help the most.
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He should be reaching out, joining hands to deal with the safety of the United States.
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Trump told The Hill on Tuesday, however, that he "will be reaching out" to Heyer's family.
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It felt like Google was trying to scare me, or reaching out to me for help.
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I was dealing with my own issues, and I made a mistake by not reaching out.
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"We have a responsibility to be reaching out to every part of the country," Smith said.
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"We are investigating and reaching out to customers directly to keep them informed," the spokesperson said.
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Another group reaching out to potential Puerto Rican voters, Latino Leadership, is nonpartisan but more conservative.
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We're again reaching out to find Crunchies winners by opening up nominations to you, the public.
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I think they were reaching out to different artists and seeing if they will try it.
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"People are always apologizing for reaching out to me, but it's the highlight of my day."
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When it came to reaching out, listeners heard skillful delivery in the service of something new.
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We suspect that people more likely to take selfies are reaching out for support and attention.
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Would they consider reaching out to Trump to get pardoned after the deportation ordeal is over?
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A few days later, 17 of the apps started reaching out to the same adware server.
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Kemper said that reaching out to rub her pregnant stomach is something people are really into.
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You've got the request for participation in the Day of Action, reaching out to your lawmakers.
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If you really do just miss your friends, it's worth reaching out to connect with them.
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She set up a website called The Handmaid's Coalition, and began reaching out to other groups.
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"Folks are reaching out telling me how much the video has impacted them," he says excitedly.
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Lawyers will keep the information confidential, though the group still recommends taking precautions when reaching out.
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Evangelicals have lost their enthusiasm for reaching out beyond their own narrow enclaves, social and political.
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Would you feel comfortable reaching out to authorities if a client told you they were abused?
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Now, she's convinced that her lost love is reaching out to her from beyond the grave.
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We are reaching out to Twitter and will update this post if we receive additional information.
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Additionally, he's made headlines in the past for reaching out to a teenage girl on Instagram.
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Massi said the Singapore funds were increasingly reaching out to markets in their own back yard.
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We won by reaching out to everybody and competing everywhere and by fighting for every vote.
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But his talk about reaching out to the North Koreans had appeared naive, even dangerously ideological.
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We are fire and bombs, and we are also a hand reaching out in the dark.
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Here's what he said just five days later, upon reaching out to the transition team himself.
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For many of us, that means reaching out to loved ones, near and far, for solace.
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This, as you can imagine, represents quite the hindrance for reaching out to the wider world.
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JH: I started reaching out to colleagues who are experts in this period of African art.
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Microsoft is reaching out to Linux developers in a way that the company never has before.
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TechCrunch verified the data by reaching out to more than a dozen users of the site.
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I haven't been reaching out, as I'm trying so hard to respect his need for space.
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Instead, says Stuber, "activate a network" by reaching out to another person who knows them well.
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Lost in touch, we resort to cold methods of reaching out at the time of need.
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It's time to start reaching out, talking to money folks and generating momentum for your deal.
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Hyundai added that it had improved its "engine manufacturing" and was reaching out to affected customers.
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So our focus is on reaching out to more startups through social media, events, blogs, etc.
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Now imagine reaching out and scratching him under his chin as he glowers at you. Hilarious.
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They are currently reaching out to about 2000,22017 consumers daily, through 0003+ installations across 2000 states.
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I tried reaching out to the agent via email, but didn't get an answer for days.
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T-Mobile is reaching out to victims directly via text message to notify them, she said.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey ended up reaching out to Jones after she complained about the harassment.
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Notably absent from the list of groups Cohn said he was reaching out to is Democrats.
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As the afternoon progresses, her phone is going crazy with students reaching out to one another.
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When he began reaching out to CEOs, Ryan expected 25 to 40 to sign the pledge.
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Mental health campaigners consistently put forth the narrative of reaching out—for help and to help.
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Mr. Trump is reaching out to the party's establishment for advice on his general election campaign.
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Thomas suggested that for K Street, reaching out to new lawmakers is always a tough task.
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Hillary Clinton, encouraged by high-profile Republican defections from Donald Trump, is reaching out for more.
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In the months since, he began reaching out to try to persuade Mr. Muhammad to return.
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Some people benefit from altruistic acts, like reaching out to others after a loss, Gurwitch said.
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Additionally, we are reaching out to the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office to offer our assistance.
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That event likely led to the North Koreans reaching out to the Trump administration for talks.
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Her more recent work still evokes the body: limbs reaching out, bodies curled up into balls.
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The Hill reported that Gowdy was reaching out to Steering Committee members about the Oversight gavel.
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Don't be shy about reaching out for help as the moon in Virgo connects with Mercury!
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Maybe he can reevaluate the meaning of "reaching out" and get that job application after all.
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Give me some prescriptions from your book and others besides reaching out and being nicer online.
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It won't show him that the person reaching out is trying to tell him something important.
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No one's calling, no one's reaching out to me, and it's outside, so I think well.
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According to the L.A. Times ... detectives are already reaching out to some of the alleged victims.
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"You unify the party by reaching out to somebody who maybe didn't support you," Goldstein said.
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Cain could help Trump build his support among conservatives while also reaching out to black voters.
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Reaching out to these less-central areas became a rallying cry for Democrats during the campaign.
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Reaching out across the aisle would be the best way for him to demonstrate that quality.
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As I approached the Jeep, the man was reaching out the window with his hand open.
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This podcast is meant to be a conversation, so I'm really glad you're all reaching out.
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But reaching out to the families of dissidents, hacking their phones, kidnapping journalists — this is crazy.
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In Sanchez's case, that means reaching out to sisters in her Latina sorority about job opportunities.
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It started with David "Gordo" Strickland reaching out to me and making a song with me.
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For Hagberg Fisher, there is value in reaching out to others, in showing one's soft belly.
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But it falters when institutions like Huawei start reaching out to the rest of the world.
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If Clinton was reaching out to the people, my dad was committed to lending a hand.
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Mr. Mahmoud was there to chat with Milan's mayor about reaching out to the city's youth.
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They are reaching out to temporary staff agencies and exploring other ways to maintain workforce levels.
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We were glad for her but dismayed that again she was not reaching out to us.
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And other establishments are reaching out to their communities in their time of need as well.
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O'Rourke thanked Warren for reaching out and for her work toward ending gun violence in America.
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Then Mr. Christie put her in charge of reaching out to small businesses and reviewing regulations.
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After my father died, I did a lot of reaching out to my mom's family overseas.
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Bernie Sanders' aides, for instance, were reaching out to operatives coming off of successful midterm campaigns.
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And Washington Post senior congressional correspondent Paul Kane says Reid is reaching out to old enemies.
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They include reaching out to organizations for funding, and making sure underrepresented people saw their application.
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People seem up for the fight and are reaching out to one another to offer support.
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Opinion: Olympics diplomacy could solve the Korea crisis Indeed, the North has benefited from reaching out.
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By reaching out to rural voters, he flipped more than 100 counties from blue to red.
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We're told 'Saved' honchos will absolutely be reaching out to MPG's reps to make it happen.
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All the while, I've been reaching out to my students to make sure they're all right.
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But that doesn't justify reaching out to twist stories or looking for the anti-Trump angle.
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As soon as I left my old workplace, I started reaching out to people I knew.
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Further along, when the act is more egregious, Kaufman suggests reaching out and (politely) requesting closure.
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It's important to understand that people have the best intentions and are reaching out for connection.
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So they asked the authorities for permission and began reaching out to all the rebel groups.
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Yadav gathered apartment listings by reaching out to people directly using Twitter and online classified ads.
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Then, we began the process of getting to know those schools and reaching out to them.
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In the interview, she said she had been quietly reaching out to colleagues across the aisle.
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"Thank you to everyone who is reaching out xx" Original story published below on October 30.
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Bergren is reaching out to lawmakers and hopeful that the Commerce Department will review the facts.
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It enhances American leadership and global competitiveness by reaching out to diverse constituencies in other countries.
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Business groups said that they were reaching out to Democrats even before Trump started his overtures.
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Rice said Democrats are actively reaching out to GOP moderates in hopes of striking a deal.
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This is why I have no patience for liberal talk of reaching out to Trump voters.
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"[The troll] was mentioning my name and reaching out to my followers on Twitter," she says.
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The hospital is now reaching out to former patients and encouraging them to share their experiences.
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But he'll likely have trouble swaying voters beyond his base and reaching out to the middle.
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Career coaches said they had tech employees reaching out to get tips on handling moral quandaries.
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Mr. Najib has tried to burnish his reputation by reaching out to the Muslim Malay base.
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We're reaching out to Bisping to find out more about the eye ... because, frankly, we're fascinated.
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" People felt comfortable reaching out to me saying, "Hey, my playground is gone at my park.
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Instead, she emphasized in-person networking, attending conferences, and reaching out to other entrepreneurs for advice.
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We're told TLC producers are reaching out to Kim to coordinate a meeting with Mama Medium.
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I'm reaching out to anyone ... Samantha Bee is not liked by the people on my side.
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You wanted to be the guy at Samsung who was reaching out to partners. Exactly. Yeah.
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Although reaching out to someone you've never met can seem daunting, the right kind of cold email — one that shows that you, like Baldwin, did your homework before reaching out and that doesn't ask the recipient for too much — can change the whole course of your career.
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" Emirati political scientist Abdulkhaleq Abdulla: "Israel is today reaching out to the Gulf more so than the Gulf reaching out to the Israelis, and Israel has a lot to offer to some of them especially now that we have this huge challenge, or threat called Iran.
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Delta Airlines is reaching out to passengers Delta Air Lines is "proactively reaching out" to passengers who recently traveled on a flight from Honolulu to Nagoya, Japan, after learning that two passengers on that flight are being treated for coronavirus, a statement from the airline said.
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Customer relations will be reaching out to all of those who have been impacted by this issue.
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Remembering your old connections and reaching out to them gives you the wherewithal to get things done.
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If repeated conversations don't change anything, you can consider reaching out to parents or other family members.
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Yes: for rethinking your choices, picking up old projects, and reaching out to people from your past.
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So, I started reaching out to people in the entertainment community because of their interest and influence.
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He told Cuomo that he is reaching out to Trump's administration and thinks it will be receptive.
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But after years of her bashing me and now reaching out to my daughter I must say.
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Corey Feldman is reaching out to Paris Jackson to address bullies and his memories with her father.
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I'm a strong advocate for entrepreneurs reaching out, and I think many physicians would want to help.
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The best offense against terrorism is prevention: breaking up cells, stopping radicalization, reaching out to young Muslims.
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She says that in June, multiple production studios reaching out to her to discuss developing a biopic.
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She's physical, hunching over, reaching out, shuffling sideways, always patient, trusting her audience to stay with her.
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He saw her looking now and smiled absently, reaching out to stroke her jaw with one finger.
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It's very bad if the campaign is reaching out to white supremacists and anti-Semites on purpose.
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He is reaching out to dealers to persuade them that this time, Nissan really plans to change.
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Starship says it will hold packages for 30 days before reaching out to customers to take delivery.
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Try reaching out to them via text, instead of Messenger, and chances are they'll respond in kind.
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"People keep reaching out and inquiring, so we're really excited about where it could go," she said.
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The Commission clearly approves of the companies reaching out to a wider network of third party experts.
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Immediately after the film's release, girls who had seen the documentary started reaching out to Fox personally.
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It should make reaching out to slam your beeping mobile phone that much easier in the mornings.
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It could mean going to therapy, or even just reaching out to a friend to catch up.
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But while it is not specifically stated, reaching out to these groups usually carries an ideological component.
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We are reaching out to all companies for their response, and will update as we learn more.
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Fans are even reaching out to the developers, letting them know the impact Captain Spirit has left.
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"We're reaching out to people who wouldn't normally be caught dead at caucus events," Mr. Laudner said.
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I've been working on tapping my networks, both through Staff Up and by reaching out to colleagues.
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Are you reaching out to those brands and saying move more dollars because of Netflix to Hulu?
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Eventually we contacted the host, DigitalOcean, which took down the database within a day of reaching out.
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"It's been overwhelming the amount of people reaching out to show support lately," he tweeted on Thursday.
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I have one song I started writing based on the girls that were reaching out to me.
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He's also bad at reaching out to donors, a regrettable but necessary part of running for president.
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He said he would be reaching out to students as he begins the search for a replacement.
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If a brand is looking to target teenagers, it should be reaching out to them through Instagram.
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Clinton supporters in the state have also started reaching out to people who backed former Maryland Gov.
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Something to be said for reaching out and helping others, especially when your own life's in crisis.
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"It's really leading to everybody reaching out a little bit more and asking for help," says Berkowitz.
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Trump reaching out initially to Democrats after his surprise presidential victory might have boxed in some Democrats.
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In those specific cases, we are reaching out to offer incentives and the customer won't be charged.
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The DOE initiated a widespread culling effort, first incentivizing fishermen and eventually reaching out to area chefs.
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Try and spend time with the kind LGBTQ friends you do have, or consider reaching out here.
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"People have been reaching out to me; they have been for years," the determined twin tells PEOPLE.
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Because Law is reaching out to J.K. Rowling for advice on the part, he tells BBC London.
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I had media outlets reaching out to me to comment on current events related to sex work.
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Your continuous reaching out is a painful reminder of how cruel you really were then and now.
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Filipino users were bemused at the reactions online, with many reaching out to clarify the dish's origins.
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" She adds, "We have to understand why men are not talking or not reaching out for help.
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People are reaching out to us," Stewart says, "The trend and the momentum is moving to Ted.
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After we successfully enact comprehensive sex education in Pennsylvania, we will start reaching out to other states.
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Another recent news story says that Trump may be reaching out to right-wing extremists in Europe.
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Van Pelt suggests reaching out to your senator or joining a group to advocate for the act.
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The lobbyists immediately began reaching out to diplomats, lawmakers and the news media, Justice Department filings showed.
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"More [companies] can do the mechanisms of advertising segmentation, engagement, reaching out, activation and analytics," said Lightman.
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Ms. McCray and city commissioners were reaching out to people of many faiths in all five boroughs.
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She could offer fellow Democrats a model for reaching out to voters who were drawn to Trump.
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Prince William snapped into action, reaching out his arm to make sure she didn't take a tumble.
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This brought him to reach "the better angels" of his nature, reaching out to his colleague, Sen.
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Scott has also been aggressively reaching out to Latino voters – a key electorate in the Sunshine State.
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Will Trump be reaching out to the Democrats or blasting them as purely obstructionist and fake news?
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But just over the border, Biden's team has been reaching out to old allies in New Hampshire.
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You should also be proactive about reaching out to brands to see if there are business opportunities.
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"In any event, reaching out on the basis of fudged elections is not acceptable," Chamisa told CNN.
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Rather than reaching out to new, outsourced developers, stick to vendors you already have valuable relationships with.
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He is also reaching out to Hispanic voters by convening meetings with leaders in the Latino community.
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"I've been missing New York so much," she said, reaching out as if to embrace the city.
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Reaching out to youth is just one area where athletics must put an emphasis on, Johnson said.
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He visited Kuwait; he's reaching out to the other Gulf countries; he wants to visit Saudi Arabia.
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Garcetti has been reaching out to donors as Democrats begin shifting into position for the 2020 primaries.
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"I kept reaching out and trying to touch this thing, and it was just rock," he said.
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In his personal experience, Ndukauba hasn't had problems when reaching out to established FGC members for help.
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Broadly spoke to him about sex ed, consent, and the importance of reaching out to young men.
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Reaching out to fellow creatives, accepting failure like a pro, and embracing the day-to-day challenges.
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But now, only a month since the Switch's launch, Nintendo is reaching out to the hacker community.
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We are reaching out to the companies involved and will have more shortly in this developing story.
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We have convinced ourselves that reaching out to someone we don't know would make us extremely uncomfortable.
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Doing research on prospective clients and reaching out to them with a simple email or phone call.
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Talked w/him at length last night and gave him our stuff…Reaching out to some others.
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But in many communities, reaching out to quarantined residents may mean largely relying on the honor system.
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No matter how lousy or lonely her day, she tries to keep talking, pushing on, reaching out.
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The pair are the latest celebs reaching out to their followers in the midst of the pandemic.
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Ned Lamont said the state is reaching out to retired nurses, to request they assist with patients.
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We recently set off in search of a proper definition, and began by reaching out to Gov.
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Carl the Intern can't even make eye contact, but he's reaching out, and I touch his hand.
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During his concert, he talked about ex girlfriends reaching out to him via DM rather than text.
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All four brought in people they'd worked with as well as reaching out to talent they admired.
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Opponents are already swooping in, making their case to Congress and reaching out to the White House.
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By reaching out to Corbyn in this way May has put Corbyn in a lose-lose situation.
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"Politicians have responded accordingly," Nyhan said, reaching out to audiences directly through blogs and social media campaigns.
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For those nearing that state or observing another in that extreme pain, reaching out can be lifesaving.
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He began reaching out on Facebook to other operators, looking for someone who could send a message.
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That includes reaching out to Sanders's backers, including the young voters who overwhelmingly support the Vermont senator.
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His campaign did not respond to requests to discuss its strategy for reaching out to black voters.
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I'm reaching out to those I can think of, but how many will respond with appropriate caution?
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When reaching out to a potential guide, be specific on exactly what you want from the tour.
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Prosecutors contend he helped publicize the report by reaching out to The New York Times and reporters.
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Is reaching out to the other side of the political spectrum particularly important to you right now?
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"Hair Peace," read a New York Post front-page story about Trump reaching out to establishment Republicans.
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Back then, Son said, SoftBank was a small company reaching out to the "giant rock" of Toyota.
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Were the Jedi and Palpatine all reaching out to Rey here in a fight for her allegiance?
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CNN is reaching out to the Democratic campaigns to ask if they plan on attending the conference.
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"We'll be reaching out to all of the artists as we move forward with the design planning."
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The success of reaching out to our teenagers doesn't hinge on receiving a warm or wordy response.
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But I think that he amply covers the high ground by reaching out to Obama and Bush.
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Mr. O'Donnell said that Orbitz, the booking site, was reaching out to China Eastern on his behalf.
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She tried reaching out to Instagram multiple times but eventually gave up and created a new account.
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"Have your messaging ready so you feel confident when you start reaching out to people," she said.
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Reaching out beyond the confines of your daily responsibilities can give you a break from the usual.
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She's gotten a lot of responses from head hunters and others reaching out to her on LinkedIn.
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On Saturday, Flake complimented Obama for reaching out to him just before he left the White House.
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He made similar noises when briefly reaching out to "Chuck and Nancy" last year on government spending.
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Now, Reid revealed he made peace with Romney, reaching out through a mutual friend, former Utah Gov.
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Almost immediately, Leach's team started reaching out to Google to see if it could troubleshoot the problem.
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CNN received no response when reaching out to the CEO, managing director, and organizers of the conference.
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Sex workers had been reaching out to Khanna since before the bill passed, warning about these dangers.
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DoorDash is reaching out to its users after the company was recently targeted in a security hack.
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It can be as simple as reaching out to your network and telling them what's going on.
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Freeland said Canada was in the process of reaching out to American Democrats to allay their concerns.
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Bro found out about the video when reporters began reaching out, before Biden called Bro hours later.
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But so is friendship, and reaching out to others around us to make sure they're doing okay.
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We are currently reaching out directly to the artist in question to come up with a solution.
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However, we have made a beginning by reaching out in small numbers in villages to raise awareness.
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More importantly, don't be bashful about reaching out to other tenants who live in the same building.
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I thought about reaching out to some City Council members, and putting it in front of them.
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The source says the league's investigation included reaching out to the alleged victim, who did not respond.
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Throughout his speech, Mr. Clinton seemed to be reaching out to white voters at a time when Mrs.
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Women who have made it are reaching out to help other women, without expectations of anything in return.
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"Yo I'm sorry I added that beat at the last minute and we're reaching out now," Francis tweeted.
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We are rebooking passengers and American&aposs Customer Relations department will be reaching out to all affected customers.
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We believe there is confusion around a recent social media post reaching out to recruit new beta testers.
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EDT After reaching out for comment, JPMorgan Chase responded by redirecting us to their most recent tweet below.
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Trump, for his part, has made a point of claiming he has been reaching out to black voters.
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I also tried reaching out to the Boring Company's PR rep one more time for news of Gary.
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I spent time reaching out to people I knew who were Muslim and told them about my experience.
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After her death became known, Tomlinson's former One Direction bandmates began reaching out to him on social media.
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Reaching out may be hard but as soon as I did it, I was immediately covered in love.
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"At that point our active phase of reaching out to Opportunity will be at an end," Callas said.
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In 2017, she said she tried reaching out to Rodriguez to talk about what had happened between them.
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A federal deputy since 1999, Maia is known for reaching out to and supporting leftist colleagues when needed.
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Combs took a unique approach to the speech, reaching out on social media for tips for his speech.
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I've tried reaching out to her, just to feel her out, but she keeps it short and cold.
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So Lutsenko basically starts this kind of side hustle where he is reaching out to people like Giuliani.
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It seems Teigen and husband John Legend are fans of gymnast Aly Raisman, and couldn't resist reaching out.
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I also started reaching out to legislators outside of New York to persuade them to do the same.
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People close to Ernst said she didn't seem particularly interested in being vetted prior to Trump reaching out.
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"Really hope people who love Marilyn Manson are reaching out to him after last night," one account said.
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You have Cardinal Blase Cupich, archbishop of Chicago, reaching out specifically to LGBTQ people after the Orlando shootings.
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If you're struggling, reaching out to a loved one or medical professional can make a world of difference.
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One Iranian outlet even suggested that by appearing on Fox News, Zarif was reaching out to Trump personally.
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One of our team members will be reaching out to you to discuss the details of what happened.
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George Michael's family is reaching out to fans of the singer a year after his death last Christmas.
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The company is reaching out to affected customers and offering a year of credit monitoring service for free.
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The only way we can help Spring though is by reaching out to you the public for assistance.
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He opened up about reaching out for love from his mother as child and not getting it back.
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For now, Chinese policymakers are simply reaching out to the KMT in order to undermine Tsai, he said.
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We're reaching out to Facebook to find out how this will affect its free internet plans in Africa.
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Amazon did not formally announce the stores to the technology blog, but CNBC is reaching out for comment.
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She's overhauling the newsroom and reaching out to new readers who've been ignored by the big news publishers.
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Additionally, he stated that he was unaware of the Trump administration reaching out to any other intel officials.
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According to the Verge, Nest started reaching out to customers whose passwords may have been jeopardized last night.
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The Hala team started reaching out to the people who were monitoring the planes, including the White Helmets.
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" The reporter wrote, "Reaching out to see what's going on with your tweets about taking the company private?
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Sanders is reaching out to members of the African American community as he looks ahead to the Feb.
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Politico first reported on the alleged incident, reaching out to Villa after a witness described what had happened.
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Elizabeth Warren are making serious plays for the state, partly by reaching out to its labor-heavy electorate.
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We're told other celebs have been reaching out too, which means Moore's holiday season could be very green.
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The duo is also reaching out to students with a "Summer of Code" camp that will begin soon.
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The cost of reaching out to potential customers through television ads only began to outpace inflation in 1997.
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We are reaching out to the police to help with their investigation in any way that we can.
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Maher was flying private with Bob Saget when he snapped the shot reaching out for Saget's man boobs.
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His project began in 2015 after reaching out to Patrizia and receiving her permission to tell Alex's story.
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When they tried reaching out to the brand directly on social media, the shoppers reportedly received no response.
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Ivanka Trump hasn't done an effective job of reaching out to or including those groups in her efforts.
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Even Fox News' polling shows that 74% of voters favor Republicans reaching out to Democrats on this issue.
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He suggested Banka would do better reaching out to officials he knows who have access to government coffers.
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Back home in San Francisco, stronger and healthier, she signed on to Facebook and tried reaching out again.
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Besides Latin America's leftist regimes, Moscow is reaching out to Brazil (a fellow BRICS member), Argentina and Mexico.
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And as speaker, Mr. Ryan was slow to follow Mr. Kemp's model in reaching out to the poor.
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Apparently reaching out to #NeverTrump He still doesn't plan on voting for the presumptive Republican nominee, he said.
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The school said it is reaching out to those who knew her, including her Sigma Kappa sorority sisters.
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"He's going to keep reaching out to African-American groups and others," the person close to Northam said.
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He'd received my letter, appreciated my reaching out and wanted to talk careers, the future and offer advice.
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Lu has been reaching out to foreign internet giants, including a high-powered meeting in Seattle last September.
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Note: If we use your answers, we will be reaching out to confirm your identity and employment status.
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Johnson also said Republicans should be reaching out to the Democrats to come up with a better plan.
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The Associated Press reports that Democrats have also been reaching out to rural voters who traditionally vote Republican.
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Did someone try to make it appear, falsely, that Alfa Bank was reaching out to the Trump Organization?
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Even in London in this relatively modern era she senses the feelers reaching out to ascertain her otherness.
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"So many people are scared that reaching out for help can mean ACS involvement," said Rise's Jeanette Vega.
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Agholor responded with grace, reaching out on Twitter to invite Laws and his family to an upcoming game.
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"We are reaching out to all customers onboard and the customer in the lavatory to apologize," United said.
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Every election cycle Republican candidates talk about reaching out to minority communities – but that's all it's been, talk.
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I immediately began reaching out to my friends in the area, grateful and relieved as responses trickled in.
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Hunt recommends reaching out to each loan servicer at the outset to establish a direct line of communication.
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Harwood: Do you believe the president knew he was reaching out to Ambassador Kislyak in December about sanctions?
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In opposing Gorsuch, Decker said, atheists will be reaching out to secular and religious groups with similar concerns.
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We are trying to heal through reaching out to the community and making the world a better place.
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J.K. Rowling has shared many touching stories about Harry Potter fans reaching out to her over the years.
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But instead of reaching out, like you could have, and listening to what I really needed, you retreated.
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They started posting about the story and sharing screencaps of the conversation and reaching out to his friends.
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Twitch is also reaching out directly to those streamers whose current and past content has been an issue.
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" –in FvJ before reaching out of a magazine and sticking his talons up a girl's nose "Going down.
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"I still get emails every week from people reaching out, wanting to know more about it," he said.
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Ashley claims Joey kept reaching out anyway -- and even left her a sterling silver Tiffany necklace on Easter.
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Pannell landed his first one by reaching out to a local Kentucky beverage company, pitching them an idea.
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"I had hoped we would find that reaching out to others was associated with better health," he said.
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Among hard-line Republicans, there has always been a push to confront China by reaching out to Taiwan.
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The company has been saving up inventory, reaching out to suppliers and working with customers to adjust timelines.
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The company said he is also reaching out to House Speaker Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Survivors "should not let Covid be the thing that stops you from reaching out" for help, Glenn said.
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He has pushed the league's case by reaching out to reporters with statements and near-daily conference calls.
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It's a consequence of official institutions not reaching out to women enough, or not giving them enough confidence.
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It deepens our understanding of Phyllis's character while reaching out to larger issues, in this case feminist ones.
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We're told the car show is reaching out to Burt's family and living 'Bandit' castmembers for personal invites.
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Instead of reaching out to them, Mr. Macron preferred to engage with local officials or other ordinary citizens.
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"We had been reaching out for all sorts of lists," said Rob Ryan, a spokesman for Ms. Malliotakis.
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By graciously reaching out to Chamberlain and forgoing score-settling, Churchill carried the day — and, ultimately, the age.
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I remember reaching out to Stretch and others seeing if I could scan flyers to post on upnorthtrips.
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Whether on reaching out or fighting indifference, his words carry as much power now as they ever did.
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CNN is reaching out to Democratic voters in the region, asking them to submit questions for the candidates.
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"That's sending a message to China that we are reaching out and bolstering our security cooperation with others."
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Start by updating your résumé, researching the job market for your industry and reaching out to potential employers.
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How are state parties and local organizations reaching out to these new leaders and keeping their activists engaged?
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The candidates respond in turn, by behaving more civilly and reaching out to voters beyond their own base.
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Cruz notably rolled matzo dough at a bakery in Brooklyn, reaching out to the city's Orthodox Jewish community.
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CNN is reaching out to the State Department, the White House and the National Security Council for comment.
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But she persisted, eventually reaching out directly to a detective who had worked on other cases involving psychics.
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Cooney said she started thinking about reaching out for help when her mother started to cry one morning.
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You can defend the boundaries of your selfhood while still reaching out to express your love and concern.
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Turner says he's grateful for the food bank's assistance and regrets not reaching out for help months earlier.
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In addition to using a distributor, podcasters can start generating ad interest by reaching out to small businesses.
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Unlike Bush, Trump made it clear he had no interest in reaching out to people beyond his base.
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But his use of the orchestra reveals a composer confident in his idiom, reaching out for new effects.
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He suggests reaching out to your boss and setting up a meeting to discuss the problem at hand.
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Our first step will be reaching out to our suppliers to discuss the impact of this policy change.
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De León has been reportedly reaching out to labor leaders and elected officials with an announcement expected soon.
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We've tried reaching out to Brother Nature to get his side of things ... so far, no word back.
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In response, liberal organizations say they're reaching out to black voters well before the 2020 political season intensifies.
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But by reaching out to black voters, she argued, Trump is finding people willing to hear his message.
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We'll be reaching out to the campaign to see whether these views have changed since the radio interview.
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Windisch recommends updating your resume and LinkedIn profiles now, as well as reaching out to other professionals regularly.
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And, he added, people who might never have heard of his work are reaching out and supporting him.
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You're reaching out in response to something—an outfit; a vacation photo; an underlined passage in a book.
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"Politicians have responded accordingly" by reaching out to audiences directly through blogs and social media campaigns, Nyhan said.
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"We'll be reaching out to the Vatican" to see if a visit can be arranged, Spicer told reporters.
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There's a lot of resistance to the idea that minority Americans should have the burden of reaching out.
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"And a huge lack of feeling that anyone cares, or that anyone is reaching out to them with effort."
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But admitting they don't know what to do and reaching out for help is a big and important step.
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It's very, very sad, and we feel this sense of desperately reaching out for something you can't quite grab.
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In a statement, the bank said it is proactively reaching out to affected customers and is working with authorities.
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A changeup it was, with Anderson reaching out and lining it one-hop off the wall in right center.
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Apple will be reaching out to eligible customers until July 313, 2018 with instructions how to receive the credit.
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She's simultaneously overhauling her newsroom, and reaching out to would-be readers who've been ignored by big news publishers.
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Of course, the police department itself does a lot, with members at the highest levels reaching out to help.
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I started getting tons of moms reaching out asking how I did it, and how I found the time.
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These little spheres can grow and change, the neurons inside reaching out arm-like appendages as they move around.
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And though DotEmu hasn't had much luck reaching out to Windjammers' creators, it did acquire the game's original ROM.
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But most of the rest of the field perceives an advantage, however slight, by reaching out to Fox's audience.
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He sources his dubs over the internet, reaching out over Soundcloud or through Facebook for younger, more accessible artists.
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Trump quietly inflamed the claims, reaching out to the head of the National Parks Service for any photographic confirmation.
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Early last year, S. started reaching out to authorities in Australia in hopes that they could help his family.
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He spent weeks reaching out to his own political representative and others in the government and received no response.
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The Fulton County District Attorney's Office in Atlanta has been reaching out to people who appeared in the documentary.
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"I tried reaching out to TikTok, but I could never get a reply back email," he told BuzzFeed News.
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" The next day, without warning, and without reaching out to Woo first, DataCamp published a "note to our community.
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The reaching out with my hands and making something I desired is the engine of everything I have achieved.
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But what about a company that wants to boost its diversity by reaching out to folks with underrepresented backgrounds.
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But Axios has learned that pro-Israel conservative figures are reaching out to the White House behind the scenes.
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Reaching out to your immediate supervisor and getting to know him or her better may just change things around.
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The employees said they were reaching out to the companies in question to investigate their use of Facebook data.
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TC: Do you think people are reaching out because of the money or they're more interested in seeking justice?
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And many of those who want to help come from faith communities that promote reaching out into their communities.
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Before reaching out, Fox had long conversations with Nélisse's mother Pauline, who told her to send over the script.
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Barbara Lee has also expressed interest in running, and is reaching out to members before deciding whether to announce.
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CNBC reported Tuesday that Biden had been reaching out personally to potential backers days before his Thursday campaign announcement.
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Sessions has been reaching out to the Alabama delegation as he weighs a bid for his old Senate seat.
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Some dude started a GoFundMe without my permission and raising money off my son without reaching out to me.
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And he has also been doing a good job of reaching out to his party's pro-Remain liberal wing.
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I need your help reaching out to anybody that could benefit from a more inclusive and more hopeful politics.
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US scientists are planning marches, running for office, speaking publicly at meetings, and reaching out to the general public.
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"They're reaching out to people with experience, they're listening to them, they're taking their counsel," the former official said.
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I understand that Hillary Clinton has to balance appealing to the progressive base while reaching out to swing voters.
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Within the first year she'd garnered about 5,000 followers, at which point, brands like Whole Foods started reaching out.
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But Hall wasn't just reaching out to offer a hand; he was there to deliver her to a salesperson.
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Just imagine seeing a pair of Mickey hands reaching out at you from the depths of dark, Disney hell.
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Start reaching out to people in your network and ask for advice on how to pursue your next opportunity.
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I started reaching out to colleges, human-rights organizations, or Arab-American student organizations and doing events with them.
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In his research, some of his subjects were observed sleepwalking precariously atop high precipices reaching out toward the moon.
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To feel like, as much as she's reaching out and trying to connect, she's really trying to reveal herself.
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Many of them are either staying silent or reaching out to Trump despite not supporting him in the election.
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More broadly, this is yet another example of the Trump administration's baffling mistakes in reaching out to black Americans.
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And West German Chancellor Willy Brandt won in 1971 for his policies of reaching out to the communist East.
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We're reaching out to SpaceX for more information and will continue to update this post as we hear back.
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That was the first trans male thing that I was aware of that had the intention of reaching out.
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How many of them are reaching out to Instagays for help through dark times, as they do to me?
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From early 2016, Iraqi military intelligence began reaching out to possible informants and allies through intermediaries, Iraqi officials said.
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After spending time with David and speaking with the RSPCA, I begin reaching out to various exotic pet owners.
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I think we need to do a better job of reaching out and have a more inclusive innovation economy.
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Try reaching out to the hiring manager you were working with to ask if the position is still available.
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Of course, NASA responded, because even scientists, rocket engineers, and quantum physicists can't resist reaching out to Jess Mariano.
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I liked the idea of Harvey reaching out to us through law enforcement; Harvey loved to follow the rules.
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Mayo's daughter, Wendolyn Lacy, said there are many soldiers and their doctors reaching out to Congress asking for help.
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He has been reaching out to juvenile and adult inmates as part of his Jubilee of Mercy this year.
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The company is more deliberate for bad driving complaints, reaching out to get the driver's take before taking action.
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EVA is focused on closing the gap between the number of young women and men reaching out for help.
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Dennis Ross (R-Fla.) and Steve Russell (R-Okla.) — have been reaching out to the 32-member Steering panel.
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Kuyda began reaching out to them, as delicately as possible, to ask if she could have their text messages.
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Take a listen to the clip, McCord also talks about Kesha's people reaching out to her to give thanks.
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But before that, something catches my eye: a tall, rocky outcropping that looks almost like an arm reaching out.
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They were ugly, and they looked sad, their long rubbery whiskers reaching out to feel the cold thick glass.
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You are a negotiator, often times reaching out to Congress and other interests to press points for the president.
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But there's good news, a group of LGBTQ activists in LA is reaching out to Hollywood's homeless transgender community.
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"The feds aren't reaching out to him and (Michael Cohen) needs to make them want him," this person said.
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The space agency is reaching out to the commercial sector, including SpaceX, to build and operate a lunar lander.
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Whether it's reaching out regarding a potential job interview or sending a summary of a conversation, less is more.
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Democratic strategists said the president would play a pivotal role in reaching out to Mr. Sanders's coalition, although Mrs.
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For years, Deutsche Bank sought quick and risky growth by reaching out from Frankfurt to London and New York.
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As President Donald Trump prepares to head to Europe, he is snubbing close allies while reaching out to rivals.
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Russia was open about its desire to address those sanctions imposed by Congress, reaching out to Republicans and Democrats.
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Mexico's government is reaching out to the U.S. to offer help for the victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas.
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Until that baby comes to lift your spirits, experts suggest reaching out to doctors and other moms for support.
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"That teacher told another teacher, then all of a sudden people started reaching out to me," Ms. Williams said.
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But Giuliani said he had "bunch of friendly text messages reaching out for my help" from State Department officials.
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Pacelle said the Humane Society is reaching out to lawmakers to push the legislation on veterans and animals along.
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" Reaching out to her parents, she quickly asked if they know anyone that might use a name like "Robi737.
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It includes reaching out to diverse new audiences, like minorities and millennials, to get them into parks and refuges.
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The problem is that in reaching out they might make contact with those who encourage them in negative ways.
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Gibson made a point of reaching out to American evangelicals as a way to mobilize a huge marketing base.
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The exact nature of the threat is vague — is it the artist's ghost, reaching out to protect his legacy?
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They also criticize your film for not reaching out to anyone for a counterpoint to Robson and Safechuck's story.
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Are you looking for shifts in conversations, then reaching out to the companies impacted, or are companies finding you?
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This is in development, of course, and we've been reaching out to lots of organizations, both nationally and grassroots.
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In court, Lake's aunt said that her nephew was actually reaching out to shake Kepler's hand to introduce himself.
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Thankfully, the folks over at NASA have wasted zero time reaching out to a future generation of Martian explorers.
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I've thought about reaching out to apologize to her, but I've decided against it because it could upset her.
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And parents have been reaching out to Kids in Need of Defense and the organization's partners in the region.
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Others, meanwhile, argue that we should be reaching out and not entrenching, particularly on a person-to-person level.
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Hoffman suggested job seekers can set these up by reaching out to friends or peers at companies of interest.
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Next StepsJoin us in reaching out to our co-workers, our neighbors, and our community with the following steps:
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But according to reports from NBC News and the Wall Street Journal, the agency isn't reaching out to Swetnick.
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New York Times Travel is reaching out to readers to contribute to our first reader-generated "36 Hours" column.
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Gallagher is reaching out to her network of realtors and clients looking for rental homes to meet the demand.
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Aside from reaching out to the disgruntled reviewer to make nice, they can rate the delivery person on Relay.
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Mr. Horowitz handled the politically fraught situation by reaching out to Democrats and Republicans on the congressional oversight committees.
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Meanwhile, leadership offices are reaching out to members to encourage preparations in the event the Capitol is closed down.
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"I'd like to thank everyone for reaching out and expressing your concern and support," Chuck said in a statement.
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In an attempt to regain control of their birth plans, they're reaching out to midwives about home-birth options.
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CNN is reaching out to El Paso police and a defense attorney for Crusius for comment about Garcia's account.
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They're visiting early primary states, reaching out to major donors, and — in one instance — even running commercials in Iowa.
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Disabled people in wheelchairs were lifted too, their hands reaching out to the passing holy figure — proximity as palliative.
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But we also knew that reaching out to people in our mostly left-wing social bubble would change nothing.
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Reaching out to rile up activists against fellow Democratic senators, however, is not what the leader had in mind.
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So Mr. Priebus, over the last 48 hours, has begun reaching out in earnest to some of those people.
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Word got around and before long, Ehrig-Burgess said, booksellers were reaching out to him and offering to help.
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But reaching out constructively to other constituencies beyond your core supporters can build coalitions that, in turn, produce results.
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Odom and Romines are now reaching out to Marcus Lemonis to see if he can turn around the company.
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Adolescents present adults with moments that give us the option of pushing them away or reaching out to them.
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Trump's reelection campaign is reaching out to black voters through one of their communities' most important institutions — black churches.
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After reaching out to customer service via email, I discovered I&aposd been using the wrong size breast shield.
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While unconventional, the idea of reaching out to a single potential buyer proved a winning strategy for Whole Foods.
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"Upwards of 80 to 85% of the people we're reaching out to are not looking for jobs," Segal said.
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The user said that some people reaching out through Armslist didn't pass a gut check for a firearm transfer.
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"If you're interested, I'd suggest reaching out to your local chamber to see if they'll sponsor one," Sheaks said.
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Hoffman added that he's not aware of Congress reaching out to Esper for requests to testify on the matter.
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I wouldn't be where I am today without reaching out to people I admired and asking them for help.
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From there, I started scouring Instagram and reaching out to different artists I admired and wanted to work with.
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" Also, the company clarified: "Hallmark will be reaching out to Zola to reestablish our partnership and reinstate the commercials.
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Reaching out for help Once she returned home, Peterson started doing research, wondering whether her rights had been violated.
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Amid all these pressures, some law schools have found that reaching out to women has yielded more qualified applicants.
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Separately, Mr. Sanders has been reaching out to black leaders — including Chokwe Antar Lumumba, the mayor of Jackson, Miss.
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When Mr. Kushner bought The New York Observer in 2006, he wasted little time reaching out to Mr. Murdoch.
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"We would like to thank everyone for reaching out on behalf of Kenny," Natasha Anderson said in the statement.
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Know your audience, so they're not confused: Who is this person and why are they reaching out to me?
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We are meeting with the networks and then reaching out to them and letting them know we are available.
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Reaching out to Hill personally appeared to be one such attempt, though as she noted, it's just a start.
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"It's my opinion that he was attracted to the Trump formula of reaching out, Trump reaching out to these types of outsiders - people who don't fit in, people who are angry at America, telling them that they have a place at the table, telling them that it's OK to get angry," Lowy said.
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You're reaching out to young guys in that song to try to tell them to make the right choices, right?
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It's hard to imagine cowboys in the 19th century reaching out to their saddle manufacturer due to a product defect.
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We've had a ton of great performers, entertainers, and just Americans reaching out wanting to be a part [of it].
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When Neumann decided he wanted to redo Age 1, he started reaching out to some of the original game's developers.
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Guzman said he was also reaching out to the Inter-American Human Rights Commission, where he might file a lawsuit.
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A source said that the Disney-owned ESPN was specifically reaching out to the most politically outspoken of its broadcasters.
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He soon got the support he needed after reaching out to a friend whom he'd helped get sober years earlier.
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But before reaching out to the family, he wanted to ensure a safe and affordable stay in the United States.
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Parker had never heard of TBT, but he started doing research on the tournament and reaching out to former players.
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How to protect this stuff:First, as we mentioned, reaching out locally to vulnerable people already in our communities is helpful.
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It's not yet clear what individual connected to Congress was referenced in Thursday's court filings as reaching out to Flynn.
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To maintain confidentiality, case managers get an employee's approval before reaching out to anyone else to help fix an issue.
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Mongolian Prime Minister Jargaltulga Erdenebat's administration has been reaching out to other countries for help but the outlook appears grim.
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He thought Liz was shady for not reaching out to him, even though he didn't reach out to her, either.
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Abani and Ruby Medel pack up samples after a day of reaching out to new customers and sales team members.
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Bentz even tried reaching out to the Facebook support team he works with professionally as part of his day job.
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In the days following the party, Rapp said he considered reaching out to Spacey to talk about what had happened.
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"My Saratu!" she wails, reaching out to a laptop screen, the closest she's been to her child in two years.
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Mina Lioness responded to the news on Twitter, and thanked Lizzo and her management team for reaching out to her.
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"We would like to thank everyone for reaching out on behalf of Kenny," Anderson's wife, Natasha, said in the statement.
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He and his team of change agents put all of their efforts into reaching out to them within three months.
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He also noted that they're reaching out to other business owners to prepare for the fall migration later this year.
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She suggests reaching out to a clinical sexologist, who can help you work through ways to make sex feel better.
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Observers said that could mean speaking up and reaching out more, leveraging the family's value as part of Japan's identity.
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He was performing on stage, reaching out to the audience, and our processor decided to give him a gift back.
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They were shiny, with a bunch of prongs reaching out in every which direction to hold elements of the dish.
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