Well, as you said, reporters care about other reporters. Right.
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He stopped and talked to foreign reporters, national reporters — all kinds of reporters, many of whom had just filed stories about how badly he had done.
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The business reporters got it before a lot of the other reporters did.
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One told reporters he was "blessed," while others asked reporters how they were.
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"You're looking at the first-round reporting," he said, noting that general assignment reporters or regional reporters—not science reporters—are usually the ones covering breaking weather events.
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Trump then barred reporters from joining a tour of his new hotel, which prompted the pooled television reporters to erase their video from the tour, according to multiple reporters.
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It's the kind of thing most reporters—even tech reporters—toss into the trash folder.
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The study also identified the 2017.9 political reporters who male political reporters retweet the most.
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They needed reporters following them all the time as much as the reporters needed them.
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Instead, he told reporters he could talk off the record, but reporters declined the offer.
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If you look at the number of unique reporters we have covering technology — Unique reporters?
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The remaining writers are a mix of national beat reporters, feature writers, columnists and investigative reporters.
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Often, at these proceedings, reporters have to call their editors or other reporters with the news.
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We gave exclusive interviews and stories to reporters just as every White House does, but we never excluded a set of targeted reporters or any reporters from attending a briefing. Why?
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Three senior Trump administration reporters briefed reporters at the White House on Merkel's coming visit to Washington.
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Clinton chatted with reporters on her plane, so Trump invited a group of reporters to his plane.
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KINDERGARDEN BATHROOM RULES FOR REPORTERS: Reporters covering the event are held in a pen and cannot leave.
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Biden's campaign told reporters he would fly to speak to reporters in Philadelphia later in the night.
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Now when I talk to reporters—and I still talk to reporters constantly—I have panic attacks.
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Political reporters and Washington reporters are usually professional enough to keep these views from affecting their coverage.
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We're there for it all, with three dozen journalists in Pyeongchang — videographers, graphics editors, photographers, sports reporters, international correspondents, business reporters, health and science reporters, technical specialists and a former competitive figure skater.
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Unlike with White House reporters, there is no official pool system with EPA reporters to share their work.
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Because there's nobody I have more respect for -- well, maybe a little bit but the reporters, good reporters.
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Yelling at reporters on Twitter is an unforced error, not least because it makes the reporters feel important.
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Experienced court reporters did no better than newer ones, and black reporters little better than the white ones.
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Because there's nobody I have more respect for — well, maybe a little bit, but the reporters, good reporters.
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Some officials were taken aback to see reporters at their meetings, said Calvin Robinson, one of the reporters.
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Because there's nobody I have more respect for — well, maybe a little bit but the reporters, good reporters.
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Intesa Chairman Gian Maria Gros-Pietro told reporters his bank was no longer interested, when asked by reporters.
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Several reporters for Scholastic have been able to interview the candidates and mingle with professional reporters at campaign events.
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To my knowledge, at least from working with reporters, reporters like finding a good story and telling the story.
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Guards held reporters in chokeholds, while those reporters tried to protect their equipment and their evidence of the assault.
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"They do not have the protection of the entourage around network reporters," Ms. Walker said of female local reporters.
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Those female reporters and critics can't always do the same kind of reporting that men do — the rock 'n' roll reporters, the hip-hop reporters, the ones who tend to get a lot of the acclaim.
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It wasn&apost just the two NBC reporters involved, but you saw a lot of other reporters re-tweeting it.
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So that they are kept honest, reporters must stake some REP, which is forfeit if other reporters overturn a decision.
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More than a dozen journalists — including local and national reporters, and reporters following Brown from Ohio — were on the trip.
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A: Just as political reporters never reveal their voting intentions, dog reporters should keep quiet about the dog they prefer.
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Sanders showed reporters a map of Syria depicting ISIS's territorial losses, a copy of which Trump later handed to reporters.
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They don&apost like being told that reporters are reporters when they are opinion hosts and advocates like Jim Acosta.
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When asked by reporters to comment on the meeting, Mr. Nunes said he did not discuss committee business with reporters.
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All Retail and Pharma reporters, like other company news reporters, should continue to work within the current structure for now.
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Reporters cringe to meet media "personalities" like Jerry Springer, Dr. Ruth and kinda-dumb-in-person actors who play reporters.
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He spoke to reporters on Air Force One, held a pair of fundraisers and was interviewed by three local reporters.
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"We had everybody involved, from investigative reporters to artists to breaking news reporters," said Neil Chase, the paper's executive editor.
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White House officials keep leaking internal conversations to reporters detailing that they're being ordered not to leak internal conversations to reporters.
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Frazier isn't the first Yankee to avoid reporters: In April 2011, closer Rafael Soriano dodged reporters after blowing a Yankees lead.
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Reporters are there to "bear witness" In a food-deprived world, reporters are sent to assess the situation and report it.
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She is "doing quite well" and remains hospitalized primarily for isolation, doctors told reporters during a telebriefing with reporters on Thursday.
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But there were few reporters on hand to hear it, so the McGovern campaign sent the text to reporters in Washington.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders laid out the administration's expected timeline to reporters during a Monday briefing with reporters.
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White House Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley didn't take on-the-record questions from reporters traveling with President Trump to Utah today, instead reading prepared statements and then offering to speak with reporters off-the-record, which reporters declined.
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Reporters in the Bloomberg newsroom, which currently features news-breaking political reporters, are largely unsure of what to make of the comments.
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"Too many headstones at the cemetery of the great reporters," Christophe Deloire, secretary general of Reporters Without Borders, said in a tweet.
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"We firmly oppose that a few foreign reporters are maliciously tarnishing China, and we don't welcome such reporters," it told the Post.
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Miller took questions on the new policy from reporters at the on-camera press briefing and clashed with several reporters asking questions.
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Earlier Thursday during his Washington trip, Trump was asked by reporters directly about his controversial Muslim ban as he walked away from reporters.
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In Monday's briefing with reporters, Mnuchin and Lighthizer told reporters that China was still sending its top trade negotiator to Washington on Thursday.
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"Reporters' legal right to report has been violated," it added, pointing to cases of the White House stripping some reporters of press credentials.
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Reporters from local communities are covering the story through a totally different lens than reporters who follow the candidates on a daily basis.
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Federal officials told reporters that Frese had no reason to access information on the system, and did so solely to help the reporters.
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Transition spokesman and incoming White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters about the meeting on Thursday during a conference call with reporters.
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Speaking to reporters at a department press briefing, a tired-looking Tillerson made no mention of Trump and took no questions from reporters.
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He uttered 53 at his closing press conference, five to reporters while meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, five more to reporters while meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and four to reporters while meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Many news outlets care deeply about how their reporters act on social media and will suspend or even fire reporters for a single tweet.
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At the aforementioned Reporters Committee dinner on Tuesday evening, exec director Bruce Brown began his remarks with a huge cheer for the Reuters reporters.
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Trump made opening remarks with reporters and cameras in the room, but the Monday meeting continued behind closed doors after reporters were led out.
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After reporters peppered the aides with questions, the conversation ended and reporters went to write their stories about a confident Clinton going to Arizona.
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He told reporters that he was willing to "fire everybody" in the White House communications office to stop leaks to reporters from administration staffers.
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He told reporters he was willing to "fire everybody" on the White House communications team to stop leaks to reporters from the White House.
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Mook argued that Clinton frequently sits for interviews on political talk shows, meets with individual reporters, and "occasionally" joins reporters embedded in her campaign.
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Ron Johnson, who had told reporters he'd vote "yes" to advance the GOP's health care bill last week, suddenly told reporters he was undecided.
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Reporters Without Borders and the Committee for the Protection of Journalists (CPJ) both rank Mexico among the deadliest countries in the world for reporters.
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Conventional journalism is often an incremental, inefficient process, built on chains of personal trust: between sources and reporters, reporters and editors, editors and readers.
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Reporters originally covered his statement about going on vacation along with his comments suggesting that he makes up fake news stories to mislead reporters.
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As reporters crowded the news media room late Sunday, awaiting the rivals, two British reporters shared notes on their dislike of the American runner.
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Patch Media has placed an ad looking for reporters to cover stories about California, so long as the reporters don't actually live in California.
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He is specifically accused of lying to the FBI about contacts with three reporters, and of false statements about providing information to two reporters.
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We guess we see the point: Washington reporters and observers were a little puzzled by Ms. Sanders's fable about 10 reporters who drank beer.
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Our reporters analyzed and annotated his planned remarks, the early publication of which reflected Mr. Comey's savvy as a Washington veteran, our reporters write.
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"Editors — and yes, that especially means copy editors — save reporters and The Times every day from countless errors, large and small," the reporters wrote.
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Ms. Savino and Mr. Valesky declined to speak with reporters, with Mr. Valesky dashing past a phalanx of reporters posted outside the Senate chambers.
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"I'd refer you to the White House on any exposition on that," Pence told reporters on his trip to Puerto Rico, according to reporters. .
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Hannity, of course, apologized and said that when he blasted the reporters as being "fake news," he didn't mean to include the Fox News reporters.
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It's easy to find criticism against Latinx reporters covering the Latinx community, or queer reporters reporting about LGBTQ issues, or women writing about women's issues.
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I had to see the facts, unlike a lot of reporters -- unlike a lot of reporters... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: I didn't know David Duke was there.
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Wolfe was indicted last month for lying to the FBI about his communications with reporters, and for giving reporters nonpublic information related to the committee.
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She has held two briefings with reporters this year, and Trump appeared in the briefing room in January but did not take questions from reporters.
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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel said that its reporters and photographers were chased from the scene of the protests, and one of its reporters was punched.
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Earlier Monday, the White House announced new rules for reporters at news conferences that include limiting the ability of reporters to ask follow-up questions.
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While the Humane Society told us reporters from the Guardian and the BBC were not allowed inside, it can't confirm if other reporters had access.
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"By the way, all those people in the back are fake news," he said, referring to a pool of reporters, which included Fox News reporters.
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His guests — sometimes reporters from the New York Times and sometimes those reporters' sources — have to be gently prodded into carrying the whole story forward.
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How the information reached the AP reporters is not publicly known; the reporters declined to talk to BuzzFeed News, citing the need to protect their sources.
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And in the past, when reporters are bearing down, Sanders often has a handful of conservative reporters she can call on to reliably change the subject.
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A handcuffed Wa Lone told reporters at the court that authorities would not have uncovered the killing if they had not got information from the reporters.
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Mulvaney rounded up reporters in the briefing room on short notice late Monday afternoon and then again during a brief phone call with reporters Tuesday morning.
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In its annual index of press freedom around the world, watchdog Reporters Without Borders warned of "an intense climate of fear" against reporters in leading democracies.
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Some reporters who cover other branches of the government find the hallway chase demeaning, but most Hill reporters find it the best part of the job.
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The president clashed with reporters during a Thursday press conference, accusing reporters of spewing "fake news" and complaining that the media has treated his administration unfairly.
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Follow latest updates on detained reporters here "I gave the testimony as I know and as I saw," Moe Yan Naing told reporters after the hearing.
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So the New York Times should have a rating for its reporters, and the most popular reporters would be the ones that get the most credibility?
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It's simply fear, and in the extreme case of Harvey, we have read now how he hired ex-Mossad agents and fake reporters, or co-opted reporters.
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Thune, speaking to reporters later on Wednesday, was more circumspect about Taylor's testimony, which he noted he had read since initially speaking to reporters earlier on Wednesday.
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Give reporters the silent treatment Just because you have to walk past reporters to get places in the Capitol doesn't mean you have to answer their questions.
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As a crush of reporters gathered around him at the deli, Kasich asked one of the traveling TV reporters what he would do after Kasich was gone.
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Under Congressional credentialing rules, reporters must live in the Washington area, which is why top political reporters based in other states, like New York, were not included.
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The indictment claims they hit up around 116 reporters on Twitter offering access to the hacked and secretly altered docs, and exchanged emails with around 70 reporters.
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Sports consumers are intimately familiar with the "distraction" bogey man and the myriad pitfalls he brings with him, like, questions from reporters and...more questions from reporters?
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White House pool reporters covering the president's movements had gathered in press vans as Trump came outside the building before the reporters were dismissed for the day.
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Capitol Police attempted to shield reporters and camera crews from witnessing Trump Jr.'s entrance into the secure meeting location, despite several reporters spotting him going inside.
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The judge's decision to charge the reporters with obtaining state secrets dashed any lingering hope that the reporters might be freed without having to go on trial.
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Westmoreland had been telling reporters since June that the enemy forces were shrinking, but only on background — the reporters were forbidden to identify him as their source.
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Example: Times managers want to tell readers more about the reporters who are writing Times stories, and want to include photos of the reporters alongside their bylines.
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Bloomberg reporters were still able to attend Trump rallies as part of the White House pool, though the ban applied to the outlet's campaign reporters seeking credentials.
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REPORTERS BARRED FOR SECOND DAY OF EPA SUMMIT: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) barred reporters from attending the second day of its event on drinking water pollution.
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Kelly told reporters that he learned of "a serious accusation" against Porter on February 6, the day Daily Mail reporters began asking the White House for reaction.
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The most prized reporters, some of the most in-demand reporters are the people who can call up Trump and get him to get on the phone.
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"Whether they have been denied their freedom or been brutally murdered, honoring their work speaking truth to power is essential at this critical time where reporters are under unprecedented threat across the globe," said Margaux Ewen, the North America director for Reporters Sans Frontieres, or Reporters Without Borders.
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Definers' role for the firm quickly expanded to include opposition research, managing press calls for reporters and managing relationships between reporters and Facebook's privacy, policy and security executives.
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Myanmar prosecutors sought charges on Wednesday against the two reporters under the Official Secrets Act, which carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years, the reporters' lawyer said.
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In June 2009, Gates also appeared with his Philippine counterpart and answered two questions from American reporters and two from Philippine reporters, a frequent format during such visits.
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"Politicians must condemn this dangerous rhetoric against reporters as it can quickly escalate to physical violence like we saw in Montana," Reporters Without Borders said in a Tweet.
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Reporters rushed to the restaurant, where cops allowed some local reporters to stay while others were moved down the block, where their view was blocked by a dumpster.
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Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, administration officials rejected the notion that Trump has lost standing in pressuring other leaders on press freedoms given his own statements about reporters.
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Reporters Without Borders said the court decision would strengthen its work because persecuted reporters from authoritarian states have to rely on their communication with the organization remaining confidential.
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Some of the greatest people I know are reporters," Trump told reporters when asked about his previous comments referring to the press as the "enemy of the people.
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We didn't cover it at Recode, but it was very much covered by tech reporters more than health care reporters, which I found really interesting at the time.
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" He had declined to answer such a question on Friday, telling reporters who asked whether the department would prosecute reporters that he would not "comment on any hypotheticals.
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Taking beatings from beat reporters has been in the mayoral job description forever, but this mayor has apparently decided that face-to-face interaction with reporters is overrated.
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The three reporters — Deputy Bureau Chief Josh Chin and reporters Chao Deng and Philip Wen — work for the paper's news division, which operates separately from its opinion department.
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" And minutes before the senior administration official spoke with reporters, Trump told reporters in the Roosevelt Room at the White House that "it's time to come back home.
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When reporters chased Collins back up to her hideaway, her aide had them removed, stating it was an area where press stakeouts were not allowed, something reporters deny.
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Trump later confirmed to reporters that he's already started the process but declined to go into detail, only telling reporters he's been doing "a lot" to disentangle himself.
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But Dr. Price was at that time under intense scrutiny for his private jet travel, and political reporters were following his every move more closely than health reporters.
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Syria was the second-deadliest country in the world for journalists last year after Afghanistan, with 11 reporters killed, according to a Reporters Without Borders report released last month.
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Reporters were told Tuesday morning that they would get access to the meeting, but the access was abruptly canceled shortly before reporters were meant to enter the Oval Office.
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The reporters "illegally acquired information with the intention to share it with foreign media," said the statement, which was accompanied by a photo of the two reporters in handcuffs.
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Mexico has been the deadliest country for reporters in 2017, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, with at least four reporters killed in direct retaliation for their work.
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Talk of shutting down the hallway outside the hearing room, which would prevent reporters from posing questions directly to Collins, sparked a tense moment between reporters and Capitol Police.
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White reporters were denied entry while black reporters for at least two television stations and the publisher of the black-owned Savannah Tribune newspaper were allowed into the meeting.
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"You should tell the reporters not to include the terms," Moyo told Chinamasa, wagging his finger at him and the reporters gathered at the finance ministry for the announcement.
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At a rally in Council Bluffs, Iowa, one of his aides forced multiple reporters with cameras back to the press pen, then stood behind reporters as they interviewed people.
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Around a dozen reporters will be required to leave China — a move Beijing said was tit-for-tat after the U.S. forced out about 60 Chinese reporters this month.
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But speaking to reporters on the driveway outside of the West Wing, Mr. Schumer told reporters there was no issue with pursuing both oversight and legislation along parallel tracks.
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On Sunday, Mr. Rosenstein left open the possibility that reporters could carry some legal responsibility for information published, but said the department had not revised any policy on reporters.
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The First Amendment was not intended to propel reporters into the #Resistance but to give reporters the constitutionally-protected freedom to simply present the facts to the American people.
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Everybody else — including reporters — watched from other rooms.
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One of the reporters then gently corrected Tillerson, explaining that Trump had actually told reporters just a few hours earlier that he had made up his mind on the matter.
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Some of the protesters hit were Black Lives Matters protesters, according to Vice News reporters who were on the scene: BuzzFeed News reporters are Periscoping the aftermath of the crash.
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The cuts affect about 10 percent of ESPN's forward-facing talent group of about 1,000 people, who include TV reporters, radio reporters and writers rather than behind-the-scenes employees.
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Conway told reporters on the White House lawn Thursday that reporters should show "a little bit more respect" and avoid shouting questions to the president outside of normal press appearances.
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When Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein helped to break the Watergate scandal that toppled President Richard Nixon, they became a model for younger reporters entering the business.
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Trump actually speaks to reporters more frequently than past presidents, regularly stopping to field questions from reporters at impromptu press conferences as he comes and goes from the White House.
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"Management wanted to carve most senior producers, and all hosts, editors, reporters and senior reporters, out of the unit," organizing committee member Rachel Ward wrote in a statement to Gizmodo.
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The face of WSMV in Nashville for three decades, she is one of the most decorated reporters in the city, and has won three medals from Investigative Reporters and Editors.
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Nine reporters were killed by organized crime in Mexico in 2017, and at least four have been killed there since the start of this year, according to Reporters Without Borders.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar prosecutors sought charges on Wednesday against two Reuters reporters under the Official Secrets Act, which carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years, the reporters' lawyer said.
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Planned Parenthood asked reporters attending a happy hour for media professionals this week to abide by non-disclosure agreements, a request that can stifle reporters' ability to do their job.
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Other reporters, including Reuters correspondent Steve Holland, tweeted photos of White House reporters scrambling in the press room as they searched for the mouse as it ran around the booth.
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But with another shutdown at stake, the room was jam-packed with staffers and reporters from every major media outlet, as more reporters lined the hallways outside the room. Sen.
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After the greeting, Mr. Tillerson briefs reporters at the airport about the coming meeting with Mr. Xi. Pressed by reporters on Syria, Mr. Tillerson says the United States must act.
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But back in 22014, few big media companies had specialist reporters devoted to LGBTQ news in the US, let alone reporters trying to write about the issue around the world.
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They did not seek out the Washington Post reporters; the reporters found these women after hearing talk of Moore's penchant for dating teenage girls when he was in his 30s.
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In other words, when reporters actually dig like reporters instead of sitting in a press briefing taking notes and waiting to be called on like in a middle school classroom.
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Markay: The funny thing about this administration is media reporters and Hollywood reporters are just as qualified to cover it as politics reporters, both because Trump is such a ridiculous figure, but also because those worlds have never had a larger impact on how policy gets made than they have right now.
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Follow latest updates on detained reporters here here "Today, the court has proved itself as a court of justice," defense lawyer Khin Maung Zaw told reporters at the end of the hearing, adding that the ruling was "a big step" because Moe Yan Naing's testimony supported the accounts given by the reporters.
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"Ken Starr's prosecutors demanded to know what I had told reporters and what reporters had told me about Ken Starr's prosecutors," he told members of the media upon exiting the courthouse.
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NPR reports that in addition to the mandate, the Communist Party sent over 300 state media reporters to Wuhan and the greater Hubei area to counteract negative coverage from other reporters.
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It's unclear whether the error is targeting media companies and reporters, or if it's just coincidence because reporters tend to spend a lot of time in the app (and on Twitter).
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are both Reuters reporters; the Myanmar government arrested the reporters for allegedly breaking the Open Secrets Act, a charge that later proved to be false.
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"The clock has now run out, and all options are on the table," a senior White House official told reporters Tuesday night in a briefing with reporters ahead of Xi's visit.
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Then Scaramucci, who seemed content parrying reporters' questions for even longer, finally relinquished the podium, but not before blowing a kiss to reporters, his Trump-pleasing, on-camera curtain-raiser complete.
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Trump did not formally take questions from reporters on his first trip, so the bilateral press conference with Duda on Thursday was Trump's first official conversation with reporters on foreign soil.
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Trump and Sanders both spoke on Friday about setting up rules and regulations about how White House reporters act, potentially as a precursor for removing reporters' press passes in the future.
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Media freedom organization Reporters Without Borders filed a lawsuit in June 2015 against the BND, saying it had breached the organization's secrecy and harmed the partners and reporters it worked with.
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" Trump was met with criticism from other reporters following his remarks for his frequent targeting of the news media and comments he has made calling reporters the "enemy of the people.
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Haley brought reporters traveling with her to witness the top of each of her meetings, even refusing to join Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn until his security let American reporters in.
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Consider Epstein's responses to questions from reporters during the 2004 A.L.C.S. With the Yankees up by three games, reporters spoke with him on the field at Fenway Park before Game 4.
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"It shouldn't be surprising to reporters at The New York Times that a P.R. firm would be providing context for reporters ahead of a client's testimony on Capitol Hill," he wrote.
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After Fields accused Lewandowski of assaulting her, and other reporters took her side, Trump invited reporters to a "press conference" after the March 23 primaries at which he took no questions.
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While answering questions from reporters outside the White House on Tuesday afternoon, Trump pulled a sheet of paper from his pocket and brandished it but refused to show it to reporters.
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Mark Milley told reporters he believes Iran was not only seeking to destroy assets and equipment with its missile strike but also trying to "kill personnel," he told reporters Wednesday afternoon.
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Later Wednesday, Trump again dismissed the report while addressing reporters in the Oval Office, pleading ignorance and falsely claiming the forthcoming book had been written by reporters from The Washington Post.
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"These are indeed war crimes," Ayrault told reporters Friday .
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" Brooker told reporters Reznor "thought it was very funny.
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" On Thursday, Trump told reporters: "We'll find the leakers.
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Unlike a lot of reporters — REPORTER: Nazis were there.
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"Remember, you're reporters — you're in everyone's business!" she said.
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" After the verdict, Hardeman told reporters he was "overwhelmed.
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They … want to disrupt us and harm individual reporters.
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" Stewart told reporters, "And make your house all dark.
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"Every trade agreement ... has exit provisions," she told reporters.
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" Rodgers continued of Brady to reporters: "He's an outlier.
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"The important thing is ... personal space," Prayuth told reporters.
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" McConnell told reporters on Thursday night: "We're still talking.
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" Schiff told reporters that during the Tuesday interview "Mr.
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" The following day he told reporters, "I like Omarosa.
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The rules -- for celebrities, reporters and politicians -- have changed.
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Five reporters were involved – in text, TV and pictures.
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Reporters look for fodder — Who might be circumventing taxes?
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" Mr. Pascrell told reporters, adding, "I don't advocate violence.
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" Trump also chided the reporters listening to him. "Ready?
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" Vonn added to reporters, "I'll let you guys know.
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" After the verdict, Hardeman told reporters he was "overwhelmed.
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Reporters covering the EPA in the past have also seen the agency leak their scoops to other outlets when reporters did their due diligence in asking for comments before publishing a story.
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In an off-camera briefing with reporters Monday afternoon, Vice President Mike Pence told reporters that Trump has yet to decide whether he will declare a national emergency over the border wall.
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But Comcast not only emailed reporters at Motherboard, it also emailed reporters at at least three other publications who also tweeted our article, as well as people who merely retweeted our article.
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Her first column was dedicated to urging reporters to read the comments on their articles, when most reporters had learned years before that most commenters never read the articles they complained about.
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But Ann-King's public denunciation set off a chain effect anyways, when numerous reporters, including reporters at The Verge, contacted both her and the organizations that Marquis-Boire had been involved with.
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State Department spokesman John Kirby told reporters that an unknown U.S. official made a request over the phone to delete several minutes of an exchange between reporters and a State Department spokeswoman.
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Allison Rockey, Executive Editor and Director of Editorial Strategy at Vox Media, says the new show will include reporters from Recode and Vox Media, as well as outside reporters, experts and guests.
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Also, I think one of the big challenges right now ... I love that people are speaking up to reporters, but there are so many different reporters working on this that I'm worried.
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The retired Marine general conducted himself similarly during the war in Iraq, where reporters remember a commander who not only went to the front lines with his troops, but took reporters along.
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But for those serving solely as reporters, 2016 has proven to showcase many of the aforementioned "feelings" of reporters, seemingly everywhere without a filter or editor to prevent them from being shared.
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Barry J. Pollack, one of Assange's attorneys, did not speak in court on Tuesday but told reporters afterward that his client is supportive of the Reporters Committee's motion to unseal any charges.
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Reporters were told that the briefing would be a press call and were caught by surprise when three National Security Council officials physically spoke to reporters in the White House briefing room.
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" NBC News reporter Vaughn Hillyard, one of the pool reporters with Pence, tweeted that reporters were told to stay in a van outside the game because Pence "may depart the game early.
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At rallies, the Trump campaign keeps reporters fenced inside a pen in the back of the room, and the candidate often points at reporters to mock them in front of his supporters.
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He told reporters he expected to throw in certain situations in Game 7, though manager AJ Hinch told reporters he wanted to use Cole in relief only if the Astros were leading.
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According to Reporters Without Borders, Mexico was the deadliest non-war country for reporters in 193 and 2016 alike (it's often compared to Syria, where a civil war was declared in 2011).
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In a highly publicized incident in mid-November, he left Trump Tower for dinner with his family without telling the reporters assigned to cover his whereabouts, sending the reporters scrambling for information.
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Sarah Wire, the chair of the Standing Committee of Correspondents, a group that represents reporters on Capitol Hill, told CNN Business that several measures that curtail reporters' access were implemented on Thursday.
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With nine journalists killed in 2018, Mexico is the fourth deadliest country in the world for journalists, according to a report by Reporters Without Borders, known internationally as Reporters Sans Frontières (RSF).
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In many federal courthouses, cellphones, laptops and recording devices are not permitted, which means reporters must often take notes by hand, then call their editors or other reporters to relay the news.
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Then they watched the Academy award-winning film about the Globe reporters' work, "Spotlight," paying particular attention to scenes in which the fictionalized reporters persuaded people to go public with their stories.
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As the report makes clear, the two law enforcement sources told the reporters that Trump directed Cohen to lie — and the reporters claim to have lots of other evidence backing this up.
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The reporters "illegally acquired information with the intention to share it with foreign media", the ministry said in its statement, which was accompanied by a photo of the two reporters in handcuffs.
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Together with young Bantu reporters, Nyanokonzo and other teenage Batwa reporters now produce eight radio programs a month, drawing a sizable listenership across Mbandaka and in the forested countryside that surrounds the city.
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In the administration's early days, tension between the State Department and the White House had helped reporters peel back the curtain, but now reporters say the national security apparatus is more buttoned up.
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The Poynter Institute will put out resources for reporters reaching out to and interviewing witnesses and victims of trauma, my colleague will resurface her tweet reminding reporters of the importance of self care.
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"All of those exemptions and waivers were an effort to shore up this discriminatory order after the fact," said Cecillia Wang, ACLU deputy legal director told reporters on a conference call with reporters.
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MANAFORT CASE JUDGES ADMONISHES 'DISRUPTIVE' REPORTERS DURING TRIAL The warning came after multiple reporters rushed out of the courtroom at the same time Monday after it was announced that Gates would testify Monday.
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" Jackson, however, denied requests for a full two-year sentence because having an extramarital affair, having contacts with reporters and even giving nonpublic information to reporters were not crimes, the judge said. "Mr.
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In that light, my trip to Singapore was something of a farce—at one point so little was going on that reporters began interviewing other reporters so that they'd have something to report.
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Reporters Without Borders -- known internationally as Reporters Sans Frontières, or RSF -- has released its lists of journalists who went missing, or were killed, detained or held hostage between January 1 and December 1.
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Last week, Trump banned reporters from The Washington Post, adding them to a growing list that includes Buzzfeed, The Huffington Post, the New Hampshire Union Leader, Univision and reporters from many other publications.
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Pence, who heads the administration's coronavirus task force, told reporters Saturday he would consult with his physician about whether he needed to be tested after President Donald Trump told reporters he had been.
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The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists brought together hundreds of reporters from around the world to examine the millions of documents that were leaked to two reporters at the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung.
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Wade has several times in the past few years put on ready-for-Broadway-performances for reporters, describing damning reports as completely false and adding that reporters did not know the whole story.
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Reporters Without Borders, known internationally as Reporters Sans Frontières, or RSF, said earlier this week eight Mexican journalists have been killed in 2019 but the group has not yet reacted to Friday's killings.
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But on his campaign bus in Iowa this month, Mr. Biden told reporters that Mr. Buttigieg "stole" his health care plans and suggested that reporters had gone soft on the South Bend mayor.
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In a staff meeting the next month, Micklethwait said the memo was in reference to Bloomberg News's specialized investigative reporters, but declined reporters' requests that he issue a clarification, according to the Times.
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While Pennsylvania court reporters must score 95 percent accurate on tests in order to be certified, the reporters in this study were fully accurate, on average, on just 59.5 percent of the sentences.
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"I'm hungry," Porzingis told reporters at the team's media day.
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"He's just decompressing from this election," Mr. Rubio told reporters.
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He spoke briefly with reporters before he left the arena.
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John Rasmussen told reporters in videotaped comments seen by PEOPLE.
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"We've got to sustain drives this week," Narduzzi told reporters.
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"The two teenage boys are still missing," Case told reporters.
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Reporters who cross her can usually expect a volcanic response.
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"Reporters are not agents of the state," the brief says.
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" Collins told reporters: "The president's comments were just plain wrong.
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"He's our best player," Boston defenseman Charlie McAvoy told reporters.
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Abdurrahman's defense team told reporters the sentence was "too harsh".
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"It's an act of intimidation," Uribe told reporters on Monday.
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He did not respond to reporters' questions about the incident.
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"We need to find the main wreckage," he told reporters.
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"There's no conspiracy," Election Commission Secretary Babar Yaqoob told reporters.
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KURTZ: And the President, reporters said has been lowering expectations.
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Naturally, news of the search was immediately leaked to reporters.
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"They are trying to make us faster," he told reporters.
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"I thought we played the right way," Triano told reporters.
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MACCALLUM: -- and was happy to engage all these other reporters.
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"Not bad at all," Walker told reporters of the injury.
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Kudlow made the comments to reporters outside the White House.
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Most of the reporters here are still reeling from Iowa.
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"Today was kind of men among boys," Brey told reporters.
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Bill Flores, a Texas Republican, told reporters after the meeting.
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"(Expletive) calls," Harden told reporters when asked about his frustration.
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He spied on reporters from the AP and Fox News.
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"We think we're paying a fair price," Rowe told reporters.
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"I don't want prayers," she told reporters on Nov. 8.
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"My concern is what we're doing defensively," Thibodeau told reporters.
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What is Rudy Giuliani running around telling reporters in town?
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Breitbart reporters or editors are moderating at least eight events.
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Ghosn left in the evening without taking questions from reporters.
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Regardless, whatever data Twitter shared with reporters was not complete.
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Moran told reporters Jackson had denied having done anything wrong.
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Schiff and Conaway declined to take any questions from reporters.
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Reporters outnumbered students and faculty making their ways across campus.
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"He is the closer," Press Secretary Sean Spicer assured reporters.
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"Reporters are the spokesmen of justice and truth," Ri said.
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"I am sorry to the people," she told reporters outside.
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"My wife is broken," Jose told reporters, according to NBC.
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"We have to get better for sure," Kerr told reporters.
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"I don't know what we will find," Smith told reporters.
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"I don't know how I came back," Halep told reporters.
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Affleck told reporters the fictional parenting style gave him pause.
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"This is so wrong," Pelosi told reporters on Capitol Hill.
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"We deny the charges," Pattis told reporters after the hearing.
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"We've definitely had some ups and downs," McCaffrey told reporters.
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"That's life," Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson told reporters Tuesday.
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"Our guys played hard," interim coach Sam Mitchell told reporters.
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He told reporters "that situation is taking care of itself."
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" Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn told reporters, "Tonight, goodness has won.
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"We got to learn from these games," Towns told reporters.
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"We were just being resilient as usual," Irving told reporters.
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"It's a ripeness issue," one of the reporters told me.
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"For me, it hurts," Rangers infielder Adrian Beltre told reporters.
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"Crimea is part of the Russian Federation," she told reporters.
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"He deserves everything he's getting," coach Jon Cooper told reporters.
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"It's tough right now," shooting guard Khris Middleton told reporters.
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"I think there's blame on both sides," he told reporters.
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"I've played Andy many times this year," Raonic told reporters.
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"We hope everything works out," he told reporters in Manila.
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Before speaking with reporters, Trump went further in his attack.
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John Lewis told a group of reporters after the hearing.
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"This should not be happening in America," he told reporters.
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"We are athletes from Russia, after all," Kovalchuk told reporters.
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"I think we've grown," she told reporters at the benefit.
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The exchange reportedly revealed the problem to reporters on Tuesday.
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"He's a coach's dream," pitching coach Darren Balsley told reporters.
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"It won't be next week," Nadler told reporters last Friday.
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"She was very courageous," her nephew Pedro Bueno told reporters.
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"I'm really happy with the match today," Wawrinka told reporters.
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"I don't have a want for her," she told reporters.
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These are the reporters, and they are concerned with fairness.
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"It was just what happened this game," Hill told reporters.
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"I am expecting new sanctions on Iran," Mnuchin told reporters.
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"If everyone agrees that more is needed," Novak told reporters.
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"I want to be a goal scorer," Silfverberg told reporters.
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"It will be certainly unique," Spieth told reporters on Tuesday.
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In Tokyo, Yasuda's parents spoke to reporters outside their house.
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"It's a huge setback for the club," he told reporters.
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"He's a good player," Bruins coach Claude Julien told reporters.
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You know this, as reporters, you know it all stinks.
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"It's great, it's amazing," point guard Chris Paul told reporters.
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Reporters queried Schumer about engaging Democratic voters in the midterms.
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"This race was won the hard way," Horner told reporters.
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New rules will boost investment in infrastructure, he told reporters.
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"I will not vote today," Calheiros told reporters Wednesday morning.
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That uncertainty left reporters at the company a bit unnerved.
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Joseph Dunford told reporters at the Pentagon earlier this week.
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"Today is the peak of our readiness," Narongsak told reporters.
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"Obviously, stats don't lie," Florida coach Bob Boughner told reporters.
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"I don't have an opinion on that," he told reporters.
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Some residents and reporters captured video of the apocalyptic scene.
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Hogan speaks with reporters before his inauguration ceremony, Wednesday, Jan.
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Speaking to reporters outside the courtroom, Smollett maintained his innocence.
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The answer, for reporters and editors at least, is obvious.
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Tod Wolters, told reporters at the Pentagon that he supported.
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After the loss, reporters asked Gruden about his job security.
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It's not immediately clear which organizations the reporters worked for.
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McGlockton's father, Michael McGlockton, told reporters he'll accept the sentence.
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Grace Meng told reporters that just after midnight on Sept.
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Halladay was married and had two sons, Nocco told reporters.
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Shelby told reporters he had considered writing in Jeff Sessions.
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"I'll be letting you know next week," he told reporters.
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He told reporters, "I will do everything to defend them".
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Speaking to reporters Thursday afternoon, Grassley, along with Republican Sens.
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Twenty feet away from Mathis, Steve Bannon spoke to reporters.
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I also meet with sources when reporters ask me to.
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"Yes, it was a very big shock," Smart told reporters.
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"We plan on staying," Bundy told reporters following a meeting.
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"It definitely would be a big loss," Humphrey told reporters.
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"It means that barriers can be broken," the told reporters.
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"California is a very diverse state," Brown told reporters Tuesday.
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"Are you ready?" he asked reporters outside the White House.
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Jones, himself, gave a similar response to reporters in Troy.
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I had a story ... I think reporters type things down.
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"He says it didn't happen," the president had told reporters.
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"It is very difficult," a clearly uncomfortable Hasegawa told reporters.
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The reporters & editors put their all into finding the truth.
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"I'm a Kenyan by birth," he told reporters that night.
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DeVos took no questions from reporters assembled at the speech.
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"We've had bigger storms than this," Trump said told reporters.
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"This is as bad as it gets," Campbell told reporters.
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"That's not the language I would use," McCarthy told reporters.
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"That's not the language I would use," he told reporters.
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Trump responds to reporters' questions about Charlottesville earlier this month.
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Even scores of fans, reporters, and a taekwondo demonstration team.
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"We want those guys to be there," Talib told reporters.
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The reporters said they had not been mistreated in custody.
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"I didn't really get anything going today," Woods told reporters.
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"Remember, I got elected last time," Trump told reporters then.
|
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" Reporters' typical questions, according to Cruz: "Please insult Donald Trump.
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"We've been here three times before," Princess Marie told reporters.
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Speaking to reporters in Berkeley, California, Friday night, Vermont Sen.
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"He's just so good," Hornets coach Steve Clifford told reporters.
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"Without country quotas, OPEC cannot control anything," Zanganeh told reporters.
|
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"I'm just happy to see him today," he told reporters.
|
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Reporters won't have the background to know it's not interesting.
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Valve has sent some Index units to reporters for preview.
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"Well, we are deep," Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle told reporters.
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Reporters, like myself, were denied entry to the meeting halls.
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Reporters asked if the New York native was contemplating retirement.
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Nauert told reporters that Lebanon was a strong U.S. partner.
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Modern reporters use all sorts of methods to stay safe.
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"Voters have a chance to react now," he told reporters.
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It was huge, I talked to television and print reporters.
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Reporters found no connection between Bogacheva and the Macedonian sites.
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"They were very impressed," Defense Minister Raul Jungmann told reporters.
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"That is between us and the exhibitor," he told reporters.
|
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The reporters in the trenches need no lecture from me.
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Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert speaks to reporters.
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Reporters can close a market they deem illegal or unethical.
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Rooney giggled when reporters told her of her new gig.
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Charlie Dent told reporters of the speech after it ended.
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" Knoller later told reporters, "I showed him my striped uniform.
|
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"We're fighting all the subpoenas," Trump told reporters last month.
|
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"I'm told we lost about 2,400 structures," Notley told reporters.
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Draymond Green later told reporters it reduced Curry to tears.
|
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Trump was even more dismissive of reporters' questions about Sen.
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"I just thought Ian was playing well," Kerr told reporters.
|
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Acevedo told reporters they were in critical but stable condition.
|
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She assigned reporters to look into the football team transfers.
|
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Reporters from Texas to Michigan are seen in the video.
|
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"I think we're just moving our feet," Crosby told reporters.
|
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Christopher Garver, briefing reporters on Tuesday, presented a rosier perspective.
|
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In a breakfast with reporters, Paul Manafort accused Ohio Gov.
|
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"We're an awful free throw shooting team," Malone told reporters.
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The deal is not yet completed, Mr. Greenblatt told reporters.
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"We've been fighting," Hoyas coach John Thompson III told reporters.
|
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"[Section] 702 was not directly related," Conaway told reporters Friday.
|
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RFA spokesman Rohit Mahajan welcomed the release of the reporters.
|
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Both stories were by reporters Jason Leopold and Jessica Garrison.
|
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Reporters were also ordered to emphasise the economy's bright spots.
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"Austria is one of my favorite circuits," he told reporters.
|
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"We're worried about the series right now," he told reporters.
|
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"We were not looking for perfection," Fernandez, 26, told reporters.
|
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Carl Philip briefly spoke with reporters outside the Stockholm hospital.
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But the same ideas, telling these stories through reporters. Yes.
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" Chef Ned Bell told reporters, "It is an extraordinary species.
|
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He left, slightly more hydrated, without taking questions from reporters.
|
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"We should have more pride," center DeAndre Jordan told reporters.
|
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"Look, I always enjoy playing," he told reporters on Saturday.
|
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"Depends at how you look at it," he told reporters.
|
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Answering questions from reporters, he later said the exact opposite.
|
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"This is bigger than Mayweather v Pacquiao," he told reporters.
|
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"This individual, Mr. Willis, is a monster," Hilson told reporters.
|
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"I fight with everybody," she told reporters back in 2013.
|
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"I literally had nothing to lose," he told reporters afterward.
|
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"We'll get ready for the next game," Westbrook told reporters.
|
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The comedian chatted with his handlers while ignoring reporters' questions.
|
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"This is just par for the course," Israel told reporters.
|
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This is steak with a side of steak for reporters.
|
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"It kind of caught me by surprise," Walton told reporters.
|
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"Just one of those nights for me," Russell told reporters.
|
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"We'll know it when we see it," he told reporters.
|
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"Our goals haven't changed, and they won't," Hundley told reporters.
|
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"This troupe's resilient," Celtics coach Brad Stevens told reporters postgame.
|
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They've also been harassed by paparazzi and reporters, Schmidt said.
|
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"You get many opportunities through the year," Williams told reporters.
|
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"We are finalizing evaluations for the replacement," Ng told reporters.
|
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"Nothing has changed," Sanders told reporters at Wednesday's press briefing.
|
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"That's the NBA," Minnesota interim coach Sam Mitchell told reporters.
|
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"We're not running really well right now," Dutcher told reporters.
|
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"I'm here at my friend Victoria's invitation," Stallone told reporters.
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"No, there's been thought to recasting Constance," she told reporters.
|
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Newsrooms have shed 40% of reporters and editors since 2750.
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He told reporters he "strongly" disagreed with the Russian president.
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"It was not my best stuff today," Casey told reporters.
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Charges were pending, Austin police spokesman Lee Knouse told reporters.
|
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"It was a relief at the end," Cilic told reporters.
|
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About a dozen lawyers threw rocks at reporters and protesters.
|
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"I wouldn't say it's at 100 percent," he told reporters.
|
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"We feel confident we have the shooter," Francis told reporters.
|
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"If I would've just boxed out," the junior told reporters.
|
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"[The police] won't let me see him," Morgan told reporters.
|
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"We've been having productive conversations this week," she told reporters.
|
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Networks like NBC and CNN have invested in cybersecurity reporters.
|
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"I thought it was a quick (ejection)," Woodward told reporters.
|
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Graham told reporters Barr assured him the investigation would continue.
|
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Greitens told reporters on Tuesday that he still opposes expansion.
|
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"We just didn't defend," Lightning coach Jon Cooper told reporters.
|
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It also included a litany of alleged offences by reporters.
|
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"We're going to do healthcare next week," McConnell told reporters.
|
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"Rudy wasn't playing well," Utah coach Quin Snyder told reporters.
|
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Austin Rammell of Venture Church in Dallas, N.C., told reporters.
|
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"I am a team principal, finally," the Spaniard told reporters.
|
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Some took the tweet to seemingly encourage violence against reporters.
|
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" Collins told reporters: "The president's comments were just plain wrong.
|
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"That was embarrassing," he told reporters at Saturday morning's shootaround.
|
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"Our bike works well on this track," Dovizioso told reporters.
|
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"It's all hands on deck," Weintraub told reporters on Monday.
|
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"It's a weird year," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich told reporters.
|
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"I love that play," Porzingis told reporters after the game.
|
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Almost certainly more reporters than militia up at the Refuge.
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"It was a good compromise," Rovinescu told reporters in Montreal.
|
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"The budget is done when it's done," he told reporters.
|
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"Tough pill to swallow," Houston center Dwight Howard told reporters.
|
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Carew implored fans and reporters to get their hearts checked.
|
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Because investigate reporters are the vanguard in so many ways.
|
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"Right now, I don't think it's there," he told reporters.
|
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John Barrasso, a Wyoming Republican, told reporters on Tuesday. Sen.
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"Our investigation is by no means complete," Gibson told reporters.
|
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"He's been amazing for us," Baertschi told reporters of Dorsett.
|
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"We have a great friendship as countries," Trump told reporters.
|
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He did not talk to reporters who had gathered outside.
|
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"The search at the scene is intensifying," Weintraub told reporters.
|
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There were boos aplenty, according to reporters on the scene.
|
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"I am still hyperventilating," Shepherd told reporters after the show.
|
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"Nobody's hiding the ball here," McConnell told reporters on Tuesday.
|
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"Yes it is," Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
|
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Trump is expected to take questions from reporters this week.
|
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Erdogan was speaking to reporters in Istanbul after Friday prayers.
|
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"This is an active investigation," he told reporters on Wednesday.
|
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"It's not exactly a cheap exercise," Phillips told reporters Friday.
|
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" Romney later told reporters the comments were "not elegantly stated.
|
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Even the Kremlin has adopted it to communicate with reporters.
|
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"I'm catching him, so let's keep going," he told reporters.
|
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"It's a policy decision," he told reporters at the Pentagon.
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In an interview with reporters Wednesday, MacArthur defended his amendment.
|
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Trump made the remark to reporters at the White House.
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So it's not only reporters laboring to follow the money.
|
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"That basically sets the DACA discussion back," he told reporters.
|
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"We're starting that," Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One.
|
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The video includes Kraft receiving sexual services, investigators told reporters.
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"It will leave our nation weakened," she told reporters Thursday.
|
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"We are getting strong signals of support," Ducharme told reporters.
|
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"We've got to get this one back," Nowitzki told reporters.
|
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"I don't think they've forgotten those conversations," she told reporters.
|
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Short answer: A planned joint disclosure was preempted by reporters.
|
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Reporters in the audience gasped at the obvious racism here.
|
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"I don't care; I have no clue," Popovich told reporters.
|
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I was one of the youngest TV reporters in Switzerland.
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"I hope this is a turning point," Schumer told reporters.
|
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"It was just one of those nights," Aldridge told reporters.
|
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Steve Womack, a member of the Appropriations Committee, told reporters.
|
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"That was big for him," guard Payton Pritchard told reporters.
|
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But it went unnoticed by reporters for another three months.
|
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"I've had some conversations with Mitt Romney," McConnell told reporters.
|
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"We certainly will participate in Bashneft (privatization)," he told reporters.
|
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Some told reporters that they'd never heard of net neutrality.
|
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"It feels a little bit surreal," she added to reporters.
|
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"We know we can play with anybody," Harris told reporters.
|
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"Prices are relatively stable," INE chief Fernando Pereira told reporters.
|
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Lightfoot told reporters that no one would be turned away.
|
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"It's a lot more than bowl eligible," Patterson told reporters.
|
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Over the last week, multiple reporters tackled Apple's strange moneymaker.
|
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"The plan is not static," he told reporters in Spanish.
|
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Rudskoy talked to reporters at a press conference in Moscow.
|
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"It was having problems through the wind," Rader told reporters.
|
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After she spoke with reporters, the Democrats' document was released.
|
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As an industry tool, it has become invaluable for reporters.
|
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"We failed our athletes," he told reporters on a call.
|
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"I don't think we defend quick enough," McLellan told reporters.
|
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" But, he told reporters, "I could see myself saying that.
|
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"There's going to be anger associated," the superintendent told reporters.
|
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"I know my team," Hornets coach Steve Clifford told reporters.
|
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But the little red circles in the middle are reporters.
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Adam Schiff, the panel's ranking Democrat, spoke briefly with reporters.
|
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"Let's just say, 'urban legend'," Abella told reporters, without elaborating.
|
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China conducted a "comprehensive and thorough evaluation," Lu told reporters.
|
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Bennington jokes with reporters after landing in Bangkok on Feb.
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" Trump told the reporters, "You're dishonest people, many of you.
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"It bothers me, it bothers the organization," Gase told reporters.
|
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"Seventy three is fine," Woods told reporters after the round.
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Facebook executives are meeting with reporters in Menlo Park today.
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"He's been there before," Texans coach Bill O'Brien told reporters.
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That leaves activists and reporters feeling ... a range of emotions.
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"It was just that kind of night," Kerr told reporters.
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"I am still hyperventilating," Shepherd told reporters following the show.
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"I'll take that, and take that happily," Cruz told reporters.
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"We're moving the basketball," Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue told reporters.
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"We are starting 2018 at full speed," Frerot told reporters.
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Lloyd's mother told reporters that day she was not angry.
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"We need more than just vague promises," Boxer told reporters.
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He told reporters "we'll see" if the committee's chairman, Rep.
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"There's no disrespect to Australia at all," he told reporters.
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"We know this isn't truly our team," Paul told reporters.
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The reporters were also able to track live location data.
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Friday's meeting was a preparatory one, de Mistura told reporters.
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"The game was kind of about him," McDermott told reporters.
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"Selena was an angel," Garcetti said before reporters and fans.
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"We talked about that," coach Steve Wilks told reporters Monday.
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Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis told reporters that since Feb.
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You can't always believe what politicians, police and reporters say.
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"We're aware of the proposed merger," May's spokeswoman told reporters.
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And then also give people slight empathy for the reporters.
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At one point, he snapped at reporters: ''I don't understand.
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"I am such a Toy Story fan," VanZant told reporters.
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"I don't see a constitutional amendment currently," McCarthy told reporters.
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On Tuesday, five of the site's seven reporters publicly resigned.
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"We're going to have insurance for everybody," he told reporters.
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"I've recovered but I'm a bit tired," Bolt told reporters.
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"Of course it was an emotional game," Poulsen told reporters.
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But reporters weren't the only ones excluded from the conference.
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Women reporters on Fox look different from those on Vice.
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"They shouldn't have done this," Trump told reporters on Friday.
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"We just didn't quite get consensus today," Ryan told reporters.
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"I think he's a competitor," Kelly told reporters of Wimbush.
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Trump made the comments to reporters outside the White House.
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The former president was mobbed by reporters after the event.
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"Well, it will be good for us," Maurice told reporters.
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"On the whole, it looks quite positive," Wall told reporters.
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"Not one man can guard me," Thomas told reporters Sunday.
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Collins told reporters she revised her proposal at their behest.
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Afterward, she talked to reporters about the Democratic Party's message.
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"It's difficult to not feel like me," Felix told reporters.
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Whoever found the object should contact police, Neiman told reporters.
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The interview with reporters was streamed on New Zealand's 1NEWS.
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Some confused Senate aides even turned to reporters for clarity.
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Brigadier Yahya Rasool told reporters at the Pentagon last week.
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"He totally denies it," Trump told reporters at the time.
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IS THAT A FAINT COLLECTIVE GROAN FROM EXHAUSTED HEALTHCARE REPORTERS?
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Tellis and the victim "knew each other," he told reporters.
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Reporters did not see McCabe when he left the complex.
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"We are not in the clear yet," he told reporters.
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"That means I'm a part of history," Thomas told reporters.
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"That's a good day," Baddeley told reporters of his round.
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Reporters cover virtually every molecule of Hollywood news these days.
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Look at the tweets sent out by reporters covering Trump.
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"Deion is in, he's ready to roll," Quinn told reporters.
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But how many reporters were really digging into Trump's charity?
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" Meanwhile, Burgess, 31, told reporters she's "healing really, really quickly.
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"It's definitely frustrating," Devils right wing Kyle Palmieri told reporters.
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Soon after, the company's executives mostly stopped talking to reporters.
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"They kicked our (butt)," shooting guard Wesley Matthews told reporters.
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The administration official acknowledged as much to reporters on Monday.
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"Donald Trump is wrestling with that issue," Sessions told reporters.
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"Jeremy (Lamb) was terrific," Hornets coach Steve Clifford told reporters.
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"They both bring a lot of energy," Crosby told reporters.
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She and other activists made remarks to reporters on Monday.
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"It will be hard," Calipari told reporters about Tuesday's game.
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In September 2016, Fusion summoned reporters from top media organizations.
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"I'm going to see what's said," he told reporters Wednesday.
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He later sent reporters a picture of the marriage certificate.
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There were no cameras around as he spoke to reporters.
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Prosecutor Kyaw Min Aung declined to answer questions from reporters.
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But Barra declined to give a sales forecast to reporters.
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"Let's meet at our place," reads the invitation to reporters.
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"There are 365 days in a year," he told reporters.
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"It's basically a supercomputer in a car," he told reporters.
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And, reporters have to look at new sources for stories.
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"The timetable seems to have changed," Philippe Martinez told reporters.
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Steve Warren, chief spokesman for the coalition, told reporters Wednesday.
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"It's normal relations between the two countries," he told reporters.
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"Jacob managed it well," Georgia coach Kirby Smart told reporters.
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NBC Sports Group Chairman Mark Lazarus told reporters on Aug.
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"We're gonna get the wall built," Trump has told reporters.
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"This is the right investment for shareholders," Shwed told reporters.
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"Risks are large," Sahay told reporters during an online briefing.
|
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Yingluck has told reporters Monthathip has no interest in politics.
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"It's a big surprise," he told reporters later when pushed.
|
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"The officer was ambushed," Police Chief Antonio Brooklen told reporters.
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"We thought it was a good plan," Malzahn told reporters.
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"I know I can play better," he told reporters Friday.
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"There is an urgent threat right now," she told reporters.
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Ellie also gave reporters an update on her son's condition.
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"I doubt it, but I don't know," he told reporters.
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Later, Third fired back when reporters came to interview her.
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He made eye contact with reporters and encouraged more questions.
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Tell me WH staff didn't have meetings w chosen reporters.
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"I haven't been contacted myself," Walsh told reporters on Monday.
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"I'm very, very concerned," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle told reporters.
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"We transport millions of people every day," Lhota told reporters.
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"The government needs to stand aside," the spokesman told reporters.
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Things would still leak, and now reporters are routinely invited.
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Usually on social media or through a statement to reporters.
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He spoke about it briefly with reporters the next day.
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"There you go, I am the greatest," Bolt told reporters.
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"Nobody's being excluded based upon gender," he told reporters Tuesday.
|
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"I'm a capitalist," O'Rourke told reporters recently in El Paso.
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"It's very detrimental to Alabama and Florida," Shelby told reporters.
|
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"Plenty of room to grow," Reid told reporters of Mahomes.
|
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Bridenstine told reporters he didn't expect political differences to impinge.
|
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"We are extremely disappointed by today's vote," she told reporters.
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"We're trying to look high, not low," Rubio told reporters.
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Several told reporters they would never vote for Mr Trump.
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Trump told reporters Friday he was still mulling the decision.
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Foreign news is censored, but reporters are still given accreditation.
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Joseph Crowley in the New York Democratic primary, told reporters.
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"The administration will have consultations with Congress," Nauert told reporters.
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Lots of reporters in briefing room and on phone. pic.twitter.
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Clinton told reporters after a campaign event in Northern Virginia.
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On Friday, Chinese diplomats spoke to reporters in Hong Kong.
|
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"Look, we've gotten along fine," the Democratic leader told reporters.
|
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (La.) told reporters earlier this year.
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"They would be most welcome to join," Barkindo told reporters.
|
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The recovery "is sustainable," Swissmem president Hans Hess told reporters.
|
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"Getting to this place was really tough," Hanyu told reporters.
|
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"There is no active process for withdrawing," Lighthizer told reporters.
|
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ET -- The White House emails Pence's full statement to reporters.
|
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The Mets have refused to make Warthen available to reporters.
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"No, that schedule was set weeks ago," Schlapp told reporters.
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Selected reporters will be leaked carefully timed and chosen documents.
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"I see no change, before or after," he told reporters.
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Additional support could come from Slovak rescuers, Krzysztof told reporters.
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Leave the cameras, get the reporters out of the hall.
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Draghi told reporters on Thursday that the decision wasn't unanimous.
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Kevin Perlich, spokesman for the police department, told reporters Sunday.
|
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Trump spoke to reporters upon arriving in Fort Wayne, Ind.
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"Of course, I am praying for her," Conway told reporters.
|
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From there, the back and forth with reporters turned tense.
|
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But neither of them denied credentials to reporters covering them.
|
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"I thought it was very professionally done," Corker told reporters.
|
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"I think I'm right," the president told reporters on Thursday.
|
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"We really are in a tough spot," Verma told reporters.
|
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"The middle class is getting clobbered," Mr. Biden told reporters.
|
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Trump denied those assertions while speaking with reporters on Friday.
|
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"We are obviously disappointed," Brafman told reporters outside the courthouse.
|
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"Our club is playing well," manager Scott Servais told reporters.
|
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"I'm really happy," she told reporters, all smiles, after competing.
|
|
Minutes earlier, Trump declined to comment on Flynn to reporters.
|
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"Everyone did their job," Lightning goalie Ben Bishop told reporters.
|
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"I think it's been going really well," Trump told reporters.
|
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He continued taking shots at Deb and other prominent reporters.
|
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"Chairman Kim made a commitment to denuclearize," Pompeo told reporters.
|
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"They would be most welcome to join," Barkindo told reporters.
|
|
That's a huge win for campaign reporters everywhere -- especially me.
|
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Some reporters had been told of the raid in advance.
|
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"His life and integrity is at risk," Ebrard told reporters.
|
|
"Ish was playing a lot better," Van Gundy told reporters.
|
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"We're very close on the Gitmo problem," Inhofe told reporters.
|
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"None of that stuff's public," Grassley told reporters on Wednesday.
|
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Trump told reporters last month that Cohen was his lawyer.
|
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"It's just the way God made him," he told reporters.
|
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Several reporters noted Trump sent the tweet on Christmas Eve.
|
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"No country benefits from retaliatory trade restrictions," Abe told reporters.
|
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"We are not on any preset course," she told reporters.
|
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"It's still a part of the discussion," Thune told reporters.
|
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Collins declined to comment to reporters about Kavanaugh on Monday.
|
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"I thank them for attending my concerts," Cheung told reporters.
|
|
"He was unbelievable," Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner told reporters.
|
|
"We're working on CAFE standards, environmental controls," Trump told reporters.
|
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"Right now, it's tough," reserve forward Omri Casspi told reporters.
|
|
Small business owners made that case to reporters on Wednesday.
|
|
"Well, we'll wait and see who wins," he told reporters.
|
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"There's no excuse for what was said," Hader told reporters.
|
|
"It was very damning for the president," Lieu told reporters.
|
|
He told reporters last week that he doesn't need to.
|
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"I haven't come here to come second," Pearson told reporters.
|
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"I highly doubt it's going to happen," Curbelo told reporters.
|
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"We're going to be arrested much more," Fonda told reporters.
|
|
"I highly doubt it's going to happen," Curbelo told reporters.
|
|
Are any reporters boycotting the White House as a result?
|
|
"I want to inspire generations to come," he told reporters.
|
|
Numerous reporters and colleagues leapt to Alcindor's defense on Twitter. .
|
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John McCain speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill on Tuesday.
|
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"I'm very disappointed in this current administration," she told reporters.
|
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Advocacy group Reporters Without Borders said it supported the lawsuit.
|
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"There's nothing," Acurio told reporters after being arrested on Wednesday.
|
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"Winning tonight doesn't turn our season around," Vogel told reporters.
|
|
"Everything is done through Facebook in Myanmar," Lee told reporters.
|
|
White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters on Feb.
|
|
"I was pretty shocked, to be honest," McDavid told reporters.
|
|
Speaking to reporters later, he said he deserved what happened.
|
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"I have no idea who we'll pick," he told reporters.
|
|
"I'll take him at his word," Walker told reporters Thursday.
|
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"I've been around for a long time," Jones told reporters.
|
|
Too many covering the elections act as commentators, not reporters.
|
|
"We're aware of it," he told reporters at the time.
|
|
NBC News has a vast staff of anchors and reporters.
|
|
Turkey has imprisoned the highest number of reporters at 73.
|
|
"I don't know how they do that," Thune told reporters.
|
|
"This is what it's all about," Judge told reporters Monday.
|
|
"The system has been taken advantage of," Turnbull told reporters.
|
|
Reporters swarmed and advocates for fair taxation demanded an audit.
|
|
"It's going to be a new challenge," Yeo told reporters.
|
|
"I'm very frustrated with the White House," she told reporters.
|
|
Speaking to reporters on her campaign plane this week, Mrs.
|
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"We were thrown off our feet," Mr. Shah told reporters.
|
|
"It went up like a big fireball," she told reporters.
|
|
The Gingriches were later swarmed by reporters and TV cameras.
|
|
" He added that reporters will "hear more about that soon.
|
|
He said that reporters had called him when Mondella died.
|
|
"It's unknown territory, in the truest sense," Trump told reporters.
|
|
The North Koreans were mobbed by reporters as they left.
|
|
Ostensibly, they were sent to protect Rodchenkov from prying reporters.
|
|
"I don't think we can reach agreement," Zanganeh told reporters.
|
|
"They shouldn't have done this," Trump told reporters last month.
|
|
He has called out and insulted individual reporters on Twitter.
|
|
"It just didn't feel right to me," he told reporters.
|
|
Trump denied that allegation in remarks to reporters on Monday.
|
|
"I'm thinking about going there," Trump told reporters on Sunday.
|
|
Pat Tiberi, a Republican from Ohio, told reporters Tuesday afternoon.
|
|
"This is not America," a visibly angry Espaillat told reporters.
|
|
"Well, generally for me a great race," he told reporters.
|
|
John Bowling told reporters, citing preliminary results of an investigation.
|
|
Then, Brooks is shown speaking with reporters at the shooting.
|
|
"I told them, 'consider that a rifle,'" Trump told reporters.
|
|
Trump told reporters that Vienna, Austria, also remains an option.
|
|
"This is also a mental illness problem," Trump told reporters.
|
|
"Financial institutions could get involved as investors," Tobiszowski told reporters.
|
|
"It couldn't have been more different today," Scott told reporters.
|
|
A lot was going on at once, Sherman told reporters.
|
|
"This is chaos," South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham told reporters.
|
|
Even foreign news outlets with reporters in Australia are affected.
|
|
"He says it's tight," Knicks coach Jeff Hornacek told reporters.
|
|
His relatives declined to talk to reporters after the hearing.
|
|
"I believe the women, yes," McConnell told reporters in Kentucky.
|
|
"I'm managing it," Venus told reporters of the elbow problem.
|
|
"Like any small country, it's just tough," Nunes told reporters.
|
|
"I don't even want to address him," Pelosi told reporters.
|
|
How do we talk about what happens once reporters leave?
|
|
"I thought I did pretty well," Osaka told reporters afterwards.
|
|
"I don't believe it's my hold, no," he told reporters.
|
|
He declined Tuesday to answer reporters' questions about his decision.
|
|
She implored both Kelly and McGahn to instead brief reporters.
|
|
In a conference call with reporters on Thursday morning, Rep.
|
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"That's what I'm supposed to do," he told the reporters.
|
|
When reporters go missing or die covering stories, we mourn.
|
|
"Well, I'm looking to do background checks," Trump told reporters.
|
|
"He's good, he's up and talking," Casey's mother told reporters.
|
|
"Good talk, good progress," Pence told reporters without providing details.
|
|
"We had our chances," Bickerstaff told reporters after the loss.
|
|
"I think I've been playing pretty well," Azarenka told reporters.
|
|
Mr. Bon Jovi, a silhouette in black, waved to reporters.
|
|
He rails against pernicious legislators, disloyal appointees, and craven reporters.
|
|
"Yes," Blanton conceded, drawing laughs from reporters covering the trial.
|
|
Reached by phone, Soon said he shouldn't speak with reporters.
|
|
Pelosi touted bipartisan progress during remarks to reporters on Thursday.
|
|
Your voice amplifies that of the reporters, commentators and politicians.
|
|
As reporters shouted questions, he smiled and left the room.
|
|
Afterward, Biles reminded reporters that, yes, she really is human.
|
|
Goldstein confirmed his conversation with Trump to reporters on Sunday.
|
|
"I don't see him as a threat," Trump told reporters.
|
|
"We're fighting all the subpoenas," Trump told reporters on Wednesday.
|
|
"I don't know what happened," the BMC rider told reporters.
|
|
That includes government officials, activists, and supposedly objective news reporters.
|
|
Prime Minister Edouard Philippe told reporters the inquiry changed nothing.
|
|
"We have a constitutional responsibility for oversight," she told reporters.
|
|
"For us, the draw is a defeat," Neymar told reporters.
|
|
She told reporters that she had not approached the members.
|
|
"Our priority is fixing our clothing business," he told reporters.
|
|
"I said what I'm going to say," Pelosi told reporters.
|
|
"We had great numbers this morning," the president told reporters.
|
|
"You know who the real leakers are," she told reporters.
|
|
The Islamist militant group al Shabaab also frequently targets reporters.
|
|
Yoshinaga was speaking to reporters at the Tokyo Motor Show.
|
|
Ms. Palmieri told reporters she did not recognize that email.
|
|
John Thune, a Republican from South Dakota, told reporters Monday.
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I've been calling on their reporters for years and years.
|
|
Acevedo tells reporters later that Pappas: -- May have been camping.
|
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"We were not there," he told reporters Thursday in Geneva.
|
|
"It needs to go on the CR," Walden told reporters.
|
|
Guards also tried to stop reporters from photographing and filming.
|
|
"He's such an entity," Gonzaga coach Mark Few told reporters.
|
|
"Mitt's a good man," Trump insisted to reporters on Monday.
|
|
"Rookie's error, Donald Trump," Pelosi told reporters at the Capitol.
|
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"Yeah, I was excited — 8-0, baby," Garoppolo told reporters.
|
|
"We've got a brutal stretch coming up," Nowitzki told reporters.
|
|
"We can't look past anybody, any opponent," Jackson told reporters.
|
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"You have no idea what to expect," he told reporters.
|
|
Officials told reporters the Pentagon was working on those plans.
|
|
He has a deep reservoir of relationships with national reporters.
|
|
"I was fearful of doing that trick," White told reporters.
|
|
"[Trump] said, 'I'm 100 percent with you,' " Mattis told reporters.
|
|
Ryan Dillon told reporters at the Pentagon earlier this month.
|
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But I was able to settle down,'' Howard told reporters.
|
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"I'm going to get his ass back," Westbrook told reporters.
|
|
Somebody died yesterday," attorney Mike Arnold told reporters Wednesday. "Mr.
|
|
Most prominent political reporters have covered more than one election.
|
|
Chris Collins, a Republican from New York told reporters Tuesday.
|
|
Don't blame the reporters and journalists inside these news channels.
|
|
In need of quotes, some reporters tried interviewing one another.
|
|
"I sort of like 'acting,'" Trump told reporters in January.
|
|
While the president today told reporters he wants the truth.
|
|
"It's a jacket," Stephanie Grisham, Melania Trump's spokeswoman, told reporters.
|
|
"The party stands behind the January Agreement," Bjorklund told reporters.
|
|
"I like to score the ball," Jackson told reporters Wednesday.
|
|
He then moved on to taking questions from other reporters.
|
|
"He probably acted alone," she told reporters at the time.
|
|
Though Trump told reporters he owned the winery in 2017.
|
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Hoeven made a similar statement to reporters announcing his support.
|
|
Reporters keep asking me about my interactions with Prof. Halper.
|
|
"He can't do that, he just can't," Warren told reporters.
|
|
"All the reporters were very frustrated," the former producer said.
|
|
"Personally I think he missed his time," Trump told reporters.
|
|
Bystanders, peaceful protesters, and reporters shouted for the man's release.
|
|
"It's called competition," Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, told reporters.
|
|
More than a few reporters made no pretense of objectivity.
|
|
Trump echoed that sentiment on Thursday while speaking with reporters.
|
|
The tweet set off a scramble among reporters and shareholders.
|
|
Speaking to reporters at the Pentagon on Friday, Sgt. Maj.
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"We've done a great job," he told reporters on Friday.
|
|
Reporters love writing about the persistence of the Trump coalition.
|
|
Rob Manning, a Department of Defense spokesman, told reporters Friday.
|
|
James Syring, head of the Missile Defense Agency, told reporters.
|
|
They told me political reporters wouldn't be writing about Trump.
|
|
At Chicago's City Hall this morning, it wasn't just reporters.
|
|
"It was pregame," San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich told reporters.
|
|
"He did a great job," manager Chip Hale told reporters.
|
|
Ben Anderson: For foreign reporters, Syria still feels more dangerous.
|
|
They tend to feed reporters news while challengers do not.
|
|
"It started with our defense," center Dwight Howard told reporters.
|
|
"We are going to leave nothing uncovered," Trump told reporters.
|
|
"I'm not finished," Halep told reporters after her semifinal win.
|
|
"We will probably reach about 2 million," Gomes told reporters.
|
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" He further told reporters, "You are part of the confusion.
|
|
Ron Wyden, the top Democrat on the committee, told reporters.
|
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Motherboard reporters explored what's at stake on this year's ballot.
|
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"He's the unquestioned leader of the team," Green told reporters.
|
|
Some of them already have smoke coming from national reporters.
|
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"The Moroccan people voted for PJD massively," Benkirane told reporters.
|
|
Luis Molina of the ONR told reporters on December 14.
|
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"We express a strong concern," Centinaio told reporters in Brussels.
|
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McConnell mentioned Rubio's bill while speaking to reporters on Tuesday.
|
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The reporters came hoping to confirm sensitive law enforcement information.
|
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"It was about the sanctions," Trump told reporters last week.
|
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"He said he didn't meddle," Trump told reporters of Putin.
|
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" He later told reporters, "it's not just racial my friends.
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" "Sarah Huckabee Sanders taking questions from reporters at WH briefing.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders taking questions from reporters at WH briefing.
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"I don't see any in the pipeline," Kholifey told reporters.
|
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"We weren't very good today in pressure," Huggins told reporters.
|
|
"Josh plays with a lot of confidence," Wilks told reporters.
|
|
"We had a very good, constructive meeting," he told reporters.
|
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"The Okinawa issue is the Okinawa issue," he told reporters.
|
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"We've had to push them for years," he told reporters.
|
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Speaking to reporters on Thursday aboard her campaign plane, Mrs.
|
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The Post winnowed out reporters based on their Chartbeat numbers.
|
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Let the other reporters learn not to offend His Honor.
|
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He snapped at reporters' questions as unfit to be answered.
|
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"I have prepared myself," Yingluck told reporters outside the court.
|
|
"I think the Republicans are very happy," Trump told reporters.
|
|
Prosecutors and defense lawyers left court without speaking to reporters.
|
|
It has more than a dozen reporters in China alone.
|
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The next day, Trump told reporters that he had misspoken.
|
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"Hopefully I get in that position again," she told reporters.
|
|
Ryan, speaking to reporters after the vote, echoed that sentiment.
|
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BLANKFEIN: DO YOU THINK TELEVISION REPORTERS MAKE TOO MUCH MONEY?
|
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"We've got some guys injured, we're young," Ollie told reporters.
|
|
"Kyrie is obviously amazing," Sixers guard J.J. Redick told reporters.
|
|
PST Bill Cosby spoke to reporters after his surprise show.
|
|
Solo did not talk to reporters immediately after Tuesday's game.
|
|
"We haven't decided on specific units," the general told reporters.
|
|
"Wes is extremely experienced," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle told reporters.
|
|
"We're going to have to be better," McMillan told reporters.
|
|
As reporters approached her afterward, McCaskill jumped into an elevator.
|
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Yes, reporters occasionally get stories wrong and must issue corrections.
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"It feels great to get a win," Schroder told reporters.
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"I wasn't expecting anything less," Ms. Sanders told reporters later.
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"I am taking everything into account," Ms. Murkowski told reporters.
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At rallies, he has encouraged crowds to rant at reporters.
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"Now you have to answer specifics," Mr. Cuomo told reporters.
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"I understand the disappointment," he told reporters after the game.
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He says that not all reporters got the story wrong.
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"I assure you we found them," Mr. Narongsak told reporters.
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Reporters at Argentina's conferences wanted to talk about Lionel Messi.
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Ms. Pelosi discouraged reporters from bumping elbows as a greeting.
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We don't think that crooks make the best crime reporters.
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The most engagement happens when reporters ask readers a question.
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Dozens of photographers and reporters shadowed his every scripted move.
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"This is a moment of democracy," Ms. Merkel told reporters.
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"I said that's a lousy sound bite," he told reporters.
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"I'm not responsible for it, reject it," he told reporters.
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But since then, editors and reporters have been on edge.
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Paul Friedrichs, who briefed reporters at the Pentagon on Wednesday.
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Rebuking reporters who object to his language is a bonus.
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"The timing is a strict coincidence," Mr. Trump told reporters.
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A spokeswoman for the magazine directed reporters back to Twitter.
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She told reporters about the offense given to the widow.
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"I've got time for hearings this fall," he told reporters.
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Soon after, the materials were in the hands of reporters.
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"President Trump comes from a different world," McCarthy told reporters.
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It's on Twitter, via posts from New York Times reporters.
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Those people in turn talk to reporters, Mr. Kelly said.
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Reporters are increasingly facing threats and violence in covering politicians.
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" Toews told reporters recently: "You have pride as a team.
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Reporters would learn of that surreptitious delivery only months later.
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"Technically, he has nonclinical coronary atherosclerosis," Dr. Jackson told reporters.
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Reporters and government investigators alike could never substantiate those rumors.
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He did not speak to reporters waiting outside the jail.
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Do you love town halls as much as our reporters?
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Friday evening, Trump praised the letter when speaking to reporters.
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The officers refused to answer reporters' questions on their identity.
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"It's incredible," Eric Trump said to reporters on the trip.
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Reporters are drawn to where the worst things are happening.
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Or let me rephrase, how reporters and how editorial works.
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Ms. Sanders's confrontations with reporters escalated even beyond the norm.
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Her supporters called it humanizing; many reporters called it patronizing.
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Jared Hall told reporters during a press conference on Friday.
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While some players cried, she did not, Thai reporters said.
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"This right here is not to end," she told reporters.
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Here's who our reporters think will win at Churchill Downs.
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We sent two (elated) reporters to experience it for themselves.
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Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, told reporters Sunday afternoon.
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The Daily: On today's episode, our reporters discuss their investigation.
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"I have every expectation he will," Mr. Conaway told reporters.
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How do the reporters describe the casseurs and their behavior?
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"I love my country," he told a group of reporters.
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"I acknowledge the degree of difficulty," Mr. Kudlow told reporters.
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"Taiwan is not Hong Kong," he told reporters last week.
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