Go deeper: Russia revelations spark demands for new media revelations.
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Inside Revelations Entertainment Freeman and Lori McCreary founded Revelations Entertainment in 1996.
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I say "predecessor," but Revelations 2 doesn't have much in common with the original Revelations.
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Were you filming any of this after the initial Weinstein revelations or the first #MeToo revelations?
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"If Barr is to be believed, our single best possible source of new revelations does not have new revelations," he said.
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The revelations about Bobby's diabolical actions don't bother her, at least not enough to temper her relief in hearing those revelations firsthand.
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The 5 Biggest Revelations from Gisele Bündchen's New Memoir Her McQueen memory is just one of the many revelations she shares throughout the memoir.
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Though the revelations and counter-revelations are so efficiently timed (after an interminable buildup) that they often make you chuckle, this is no comedy.
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Catholics — some of whom had stayed with the church after explosive revelations of priest abuse over a decade ago — are grappling with the report's revelations.
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It moved at such a gallop that it would occasionally just rip through big revelations without taking a moment to reflect on how ridiculous those revelations were.
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Don't expect dramatic revelations from each of these witnesses, but a series of small revelations that the prosecution hopes will be the building blocks of their case.
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" Matt Purdy, a deputy managing editor of The New York Times, said: "There's a distinction between revelations that make the government uncomfortable and revelations that put lives at risk.
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How do you try to grapple with ‑‑ given all the revelations that the FBI and CIA and NSA have done, and frankly, things that weren't revelations when people thought they were.
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Some weeks have brought so many revelations — Cersei's pregnant!
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Rather, the revelations are small — random and humanizing nuances.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story said the "magistrates' revolt" began after the Edward Snowden revelations about government surveillance; in fact it began earlier but gained power after the Snowden revelations.
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The vice president has remained relatively quiet on the revelations surrounding Trump Jr., though he reaffirmed his support for the president in a tweet on Wednesday, stopping short of addressing the revelations.
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Since last fall, when revelations about disgraced film mogul Harvey Weinstein set off a sweeping movement around workplace misconduct, harassment, and abuses of power, the political world has contended with its own revelations.
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The revelations come during a larger debate over government travel prompted by recent revelations that Trump administration officials requested government jets or other conveniences for what appeared to be family or personal travel.
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Previous security revelations told us that our data wasn't safe.
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Taken on its face, the report contains potentially devastating revelations.
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After the revelations, Sessions recused himself from the Russia probe.
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Correction: Clinton quoted a Bible passage from Galatians, not Revelations.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New revelations that Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.
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WWF launched an "independent review" in response to the revelations.
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Francis Rooney, who has voiced concerns about the Ukraine revelations.
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Other revelations from Raisman's summer in West Harrison, New York?
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Here are our five favorite revelations from Kendrick's book: 1.
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After revelations that she was transgender, she was not reelected.
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The real revelations are there if we listen for them.
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Recent revelations have raised the question of whether it should.
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Really, there's not much in the way of revelations here.
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But more embarrassing revelations about doping could force Putin's hand.
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USA Gymnastics has wavered in the aftermath of the revelations.
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Zoom's stock saw virtually no impact after the flaw revelations.
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Watch the clip to learn even more of Reynolds' revelations.
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But only if making room for new revelations about queerness.
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MP Millie Odhiambo called his funeral revelations a publicity stunt.
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After this week's revelations, Republicans took an increasingly aggressive tack.
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The Panama Papers' revelations have added momentum to those demands.
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A handful of documents contain potentially embarrassing revelations for Clinton.
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But such major revelations happening a few times every episode?
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The revelations are a severe hit to Wells Fargo's reputation.
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What other revelations have you experienced through past life regression?
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That punishment looks particularly soft now, given the recent revelations.
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Democrats continue to worry privately that more revelations will emerge.
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More revelations were expected after The Economist went to press.
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The latest revelations will do nothing to change those perceptions.
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Watch the full tour above for even more Zoolander revelations.
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Both revelations also stemmed from FOIA documents obtained by SAEN.
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Today's revelations add to Yahoo's long string of security problems.
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Politico's revelations are disconcerting, but they should not be surprising.
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Their revelations led Nike to adjust some of its policies.
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My immersive story adventure began with a flurry of revelations.
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It is the Book of Revelation, not Book of Revelations.
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She probes for revelations: When did they lose their virginity?
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The revelations ignited a nationwide conversation about Austria's Nazi legacy.
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Most observers processed Friday's revelations in the usual partisan manner.
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" "Confirmation is not exoneration, and these newest revelations are disturbing.
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Events and revelations are what keep Mr. Grisham's books moving.
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The Pentagon study's revelations could make overturning sequestration more difficult.
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These startling revelations should outrage both Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Subsequent revelations have implicated entertainers, clergy members and senior politicians.
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The revelations prompted the lawsuits as well as congressional investigations.
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The revelations have rocked his campaign over the past week.
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Revelations: PersonaA bunch of kids fuck around and get haunted.
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Activists of color weren't surprised by the Cambridge Analytica revelations.
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Politicians' reactions of surprise to surveillance revelations are themselves surprising.
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Newspapers that published Mr. Snowden's revelations won the Pulitzer Prize.
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Our readers had a lot to say about the revelations.
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The result: mishaps, mayhem, revelations, and a lot of wine.
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We have no idea what other revelations are in there.
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What were some of your biggest revelations about the band?
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Inside, the artist had planned for a number of revelations.
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He's not the only public official who's experienced similar revelations.
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The "Wade in the Water" segment of Alvin Ailey's "Revelations"?
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Shortly after Mello's initial revelations, Ariel Helwani reported for MMAFighting.
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Other readers may find such revelations disarmingly open and unedited.
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Revelations about Mr. Khashoggi's killing had not derailed its plans.
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The revelations are stunning for what had been respected institutions.
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New revelations about the bank's relationship with Donald J. Trump.
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As a result, new revelations continue to undermine Volkswagen's stature.
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But the revelations have been a setback to this effort.
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" And the dancer Patrick Coker suggested "Sinner Man," from "Revelations.
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Tuesday's revelations included Dimple Saikia's exemplification of the Sattriya style.
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For young readers, these revelations invite empathy, understanding and tolerance.
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Certainly, the revelations mandate two immediate steps for any therapist.
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The Bolton revelations ramp up the pressure on those senators.
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Some consequential revelations get overlooked; some ephemeral developments get overblown.
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What for you were the film's biggest revelations or realizations?
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The nation was first stunned, then enraged, by the revelations.
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The revelations have laid bare the government's incompetence and cruelty.
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That image has only been worsened by the latest revelations.
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Trump will likely tout any revelations that bolster his case.
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Ambassador Gordon Sondland's Wednesday House testimony was full of revelations.
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The revelations threaten to cast a shadow over Moore's campaign.
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The revelations have caused a stir on Capitol Hill. Sen.
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Here are the new revelations from the officials, Lt. Col.
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Daniels's lawyer Michael Avenatti discussed the revelations on CNN Wednesday.
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Several other top aides also stepped down amid the revelations.
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The revelations from the college scam won't make a difference.
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Judiciary probe about the Mueller revelations and the Mueller investigation.
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Will these and other recent revelations change your tech behavior?
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For this reader, the ending offered delusions posing as revelations.
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What it did not have were any revelations or surprises.
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Here are some of the quirkiest revelations from recent years.
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Short of bombshell revelations, impeachment will be a political wash.
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The revelations led to an outcry over Uber's toxic culture.
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It hinges on a couple of revelations that he experienced.
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And I don't think there are any shocking new revelations.
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These revelations came to light during an exchange with Sen.
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In Revelations, the eye suggests God's knowledge, awareness, and concern.
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Zuckerberg's push comes as lawmakers' frustration with Facebook, which built up last year amid revelations about Russian social media influence on the platform, hit a new high this week following the Cambridge Analytica revelations.
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These two games, Resident Evil Revelations and Revelations 230, have actually been on handheld systems before; the former was developed for the 24DS, and the latter got a heavily compromised port for the PS Vita.
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After the revelations about Weinstein and others—revelations that have included harrowing stories of rape and assault, which Weinstein and others deny—issues like unequal pay and lack of promotion might seem minor by comparison.
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Catherine Herridge with the very latest on the revelations today -- Catherine.
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Instead of a traditional recap, let's break the most important revelations.
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What were some of your biggest revelations with finalizing the album?
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A Bundestag committee was set up to review the explosive revelations.
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It was a week full of revelations in the security world.
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But more revelations about the 737 Max could soon be coming.
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Some more than others are feeling the heat after the revelations.
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New Revelations Show Golden State Killer Had Toxic History With Women
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While there are no major revelations here, it's worth a read.
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The revelations about Savino began with a cryptic post on Facebook.
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This post will be continuously updated as new revelations are made.
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These latest revelations have probably not changed any minds at all.
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Here are 6 more revelations from the Brazil Comic Con panel.
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Most people attending services declined to talk about the latest revelations.
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These revelations point to Zink's sharp eye and sense of timing.
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The revelations, outlined explicitly by Amazon in a letter to Sen.
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From there, Ailey created his most recognized piece of choreography, Revelations.
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Similarly, there were no new revelations about the FBI's Russia investigation.
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All of these are interesting nuances, but hardly earth-shattering revelations.
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However the revelations will be of little use to Iraqis now.
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The Weinstein revelations might be just shocking enough to inspire action.
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The revelations came from Cosby's settled civil case with Andrea Constand.
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Then came the revelations of Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky.
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Here are the biggest revelations from his chat with the trade.
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Here are the five biggest revelations from the interview – so far.
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The revelations rocked Boston and caused ripples throughout the Catholic world.
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Wright still insists that the December revelations occurred against his will.
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Here are seven revelations about the case from the preliminary hearing.
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Was there anything that surprised you in the revelations this week?
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Jackie Chan is making some shocking revelations about his personal life.
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Tonia Sells' relationship with Meehan deteriorated after the shocking 2000 revelations.
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And we've survived the initial impact of all those ugly revelations.
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She's knows first hand what it's like to have these revelations.
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In other surprising body hair revelations, she swears by Fur Oil.
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COMEY: Before there were any public revelations of Russian hacked emails.
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Look at the shocking revelations, 22018, Feinstein, notified by the FBI.
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And there's fresh evidence why such revelations are a bad idea.
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But context matters and NBC has been embarrassed by #MeToo revelations.
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But there are no major revelations, no sudden character shifts. It's
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Strzok was reassigned following the revelations of his anti-Trump texts.
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I try to walk with my strides and revelations as well.
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Here's a rundown of revelations from the Paradise Papers so far.
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Revelations is built to capture each of those moments and ideas.
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The revelations about those calls contributed to his resignation last month.
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You must have been unprepared for some of those revelations too.
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And through these continued scientific revelations, MESSENGER's intrepid legacy lives on.
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"The question is, who would these revelations matter to?" he said.
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Their "revelations" should be accorded extreme skepticism rather than evidentiary weight.
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The revelations imperiled the sale of Yahoo's web assets to Verizon.
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Tonight's energy is stressful, but you'll also have some important revelations.
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" McLerran called the revelations "stunning" and "unlike anything I've ever seen.
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Yet the latest revelations do not bode well for the President.
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Recent revelations are likely to spawn more Russia-related congressional probes.
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ABWE officials were undone by the public revelations on the blog.
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In Washington, there will be further revelations of the lengths to
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Trump lashed out again at the Mueller probe after new revelations.
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And then the core question: After these revelations, will anything change?
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The revelations in the court filing Tuesday seem to confirm that.
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Clinton's fortunes, including potential revelations in another trove of hacked emails.
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The revelations have at times proved unsettling for the Justice Department.
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One of the more shocking revelations: Don't order tea or coffee.
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Television apocalypses tend to come with a bang—zombies, dragons, Revelations.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to the revelations of Edward Snowden.
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Personal revelations and new approaches to productivity will arrive this week.
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The revelations kicked off congressional inquiries into the company's pollution standards.
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The revelations come at a bad time for the College Board.
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The revelations appear to be creating a kind of snowball effect.
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But since the Cambridge Analytica revelations, he has seen renewed interest.
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The revelations resulted in Rodrigue issuing an apology of her own.
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The pastries that are filled with pork are messy, meaty revelations.
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This might be one of the biggest revelations from the indictment.
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Revelations about Harvey Weinstein kicked the #MeToo reckoning to another level.
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Naturally, I haven't heard back from Twinbeard about these latest revelations.
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He's not the only public official who has experienced similar revelations.
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Fawcett's first trip to "Amazonia," as it's called, yields some revelations.
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This year was filled with revelations about privacy, security and cyberwarfare.
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And as the recent revelations from Facebook suggest, what else matters?
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Black Holes and Revelations because it's the most amazing workout music.
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But elsewhere during the opening week, the results held prescient revelations.
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Read Mr. Taylor's opening statement and six revelations from his testimony.
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Earlier, he hinted at revelations that could also spur presidential outrage.
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Clinton's email server, fizzled on Sunday with no charges or revelations.
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The report comes amid revelations that the president is encouraging Sen.
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The revelations could increase pressure on those officials as protests continue.
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Every day, new revelations about the Ukraine sordidness come to light.
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Other revelations: And here is possible evidence that Yovanovitch was followed.
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That to me is the central takeaway of this week's revelations.
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Let me be a receptacle for your thoughts, anxiety, and revelations.
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Republicans can't afford to have a daily string of such revelations.
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I should have wondered what further revelations Ms. Crockett's work held.
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But subsequent revelations, he said, made the evidence much more robust.
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The new revelations about Ms. Doe's medical records have had repercussions.
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Any mathematical revelations it found are locked within its neural layers.
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The almost daily revelations surrounding the Russia scandal have begun again.
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"Confirmation is not exoneration, and these newest revelations are disturbing," Sen.
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In the end, Mr. Kagoike failed to produce any damning revelations.
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But he said he thinks new revelations will escalate impeachment talks.
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Here are 14 of the wildest revelations from this excerpt alone.
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Here are the five biggest revelations from the trove of documents.
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Trump's first reaction was to dismiss the revelations as fake news.
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The inquiry's revelations have alarmed even the most diplomatic of diplomats.
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It is the Book of Revelation, not the Book of Revelations.
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Those revelations came to a head on Thursday when Democratic Rep.
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Her story, like all of the #MeToo revelations, is deeply upsetting.
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Each of my mother's revelations prompted dozens more questions from me.
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I've been visiting it for 403 years; revelations occur there frequently.
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It remains unclear how Republicans will react to these latest revelations.
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Some revelations are inadvertent, and not especially flattering to the author.
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Do you think the relationship was damaged by the Snowden revelations?
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After the trial opened, embarrassing revelations about Uber quickly tumbled out.
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Read more: 6 explosive revelations from Michael Cohen's testimony to Congress.
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It's so not ... Given how all the revelations this year ... Yeah.
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Thus far, Republicans have been notably quiet on the bombshell revelations.
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The revelations in 2016 unmasked the larger state-led doping program.
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Naya Rivera's new memoir, Sorry Not Sorry, is full of brave revelations.
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Elsewhere, it was a week of revelations, redemptions, and a little speculation.
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The firm's CEO, chairwoman and several directors stepped down following the revelations.
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Mobley, meanwhile, attempts to deal with the new revelations of her life.
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The most searing revelations, though, come just four pages into the book.
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Among those revelations: Zuckerberg's cavalier attitude towards the possibility of data leaks.
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These two revelations are inextricably entwined, each enabling and necessitating the other.
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Toor, however, sees at least one potential upside for last month's revelations.
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This season, expect more tears, surprising break ups and jaw-dropping revelations.
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Former New York City Police Commissioner Howard Safir on all these revelations.
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Shareholders did not immediately sue CHS for securities fraud after Tenet's revelations.
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Mobley, meanwhile, must now deal with the new revelations of her life.
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So far none of the revelations have been particularly damaging for Clinton.
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" The action movie icon has a few more revelations about Gosling. "Mr.
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After the Snowden revelations, reporters may be a little overwhelmed with information.
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Days of revelations appear to be building a solid case for impeachment.
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For example, Wikipedia users modified their searches after the Edward Snowden revelations.
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Watching what happens in other people's relationships could also bring you revelations.
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So it's very much counter revelations and taken place at high speed.
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And Ailey had created his most famous work, "Revelations," two years earlier.
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Following these revelations, a movement to #deletefacebook sprang up across the internet.
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But further sensational revelations could see them back out on the streets.
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Here, then, are some of the craziest revelations that caught our attention.
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The revelations prompted a cut in the purchase price to $4.48 billion.
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Read on for some of the biggest revelations from Jones' sit-down.
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You've said that you're shocked, appalled by the revelations about Harvey Weinstein.
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The welter of revelations is bad for Japanese business as a whole.
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Keep your ears perked and eyes peeled for unexpected insights and revelations.
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But revelations of questionable practices have drawn scrutiny from investors and regulators.
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The new revelations have renewed Republican calls for a second special counsel.
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This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman breaks down the big revelations here.
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On Friday afternoon, Facebook shares tumbled nearly 3 percent following the revelations.
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Below, some of Lovato's biggest revelations from her interview with Glamour. 1.
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Have you been surprised by all these revelations coming out of Hollywood?
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In finding Carter guilty, Judge Moniz highlighted two revelations from Carter's trial.
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Its revelations have taken a toll on the credibility of democratic politics.
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Through spiritual or psychological revelations, ethnic or aesthetic roots, rebellion or wisdom?
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The shooting shocked the beachside community, as did the revelations it triggered.
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A massive hack and revelations about email snooping are turning Yahoo toxic.
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For seasoned North Korea watchers, however, the revelations come as no surprise.
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Those revelations ultimately led to the resignation of Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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How will Republicans and other Trump allies spin all of these revelations?
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Below, some of the most interesting revelations from Drake's THR cover story.
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If "The Meek" is any indication, there will undoubtedly be more revelations.
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Place to Hide, Glenn Greenwald's real-life account of Edward Snowden's revelations
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In "The End of Alchemy" there is no gossip and few revelations.
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One of the most unsettling revelations Altamont offers—and the one that
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Of course, the most intense drama and revelations are courtesy of Alice.
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Bloomberg notes that the new revelations could make that harder to argue.
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The revelations from Beauty and the Beast are coming hot and heavy.
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There are so many revelations that it's impressive how cohesive everything feels.
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But that's just one of many revelations stars have dropped on air.
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New revelations demand we think more in terms of our online societies.
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Of all the rapid-fire revelations, these could be the most serious.
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These new revelations require the appointment of a Special Counsel to investigate.
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For weeks, the press has delighted in revelations of the foundations' profligacy.
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Bishop's life revelations to anyone who has read about her before: Her
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Yeah, it's warm, but Revelations says that shit has a "fervent" heat.
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Mary V. Dearborn's new biography, " Hemingway " (Knopf), is hardly full of revelations.
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For his 79th birthday, Revelations threw Freeman a party in the office.
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Unfortunately, the trailer doesn't provide much else in the way of revelations.
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The issue centers around several recent revelations of the location data industry.
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The revelations come as the president is embroiled in multiple sex scandals.
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Renault said its board would convene "very shortly" to discuss Nissan's revelations.
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The revelations capped a busy week that saw the new Congress begin.
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" Tracy Sefl, a Clinton surrogate, called the revelations from the hearing "sickening.
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"Today's revelations confirm what we've long known," Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill tweeted.
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But anger and reproach about the revelations have started to swell nonetheless.
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The latest revelations show that disinformation campaigns are not limited to Moscow.
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I would not hold my breath for any bombshell revelations from him.
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Only part of the controversy surrounding Northam stems from the revelations themselves.
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Some revelations near the end of the book are perhaps too surprising.
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Those were some of the latest revelations from Fields' murder trial Wednesday.
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He lived through the trauma, felt the fresh pulse of its revelations.
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We also talk about the revelations contained in leaked emails from Mrs.
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"Revelations" was my story as much as it was Ailey's blood memories.
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But Judicial Watch caught a break last year, when revelations about Mrs.
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All of these details are important in the context of Control's revelations.
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CIA director Mike Pompeo was reportedly "blindsided" by the revelations on Wednesday.
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His revelations drew wide attention and caused a nation-wide public outcry.
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But it remains debatable which revelations are worth torpedoing a relationship over.
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The project has its roots in the days before Edward Snowden's revelations.
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The Catholic Church revelations should spur Pennsylvania legislators to break this logjam.
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And then there were the NSA spying revelations from whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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From there, the ending is breathlessly rushed, with revelations, resolutions and epiphanies.
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They were quick to seize on the new revelations from the memo.
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The stream of public revelations has put leaders in a pressure cooker.
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Despite the speed, none of the final revelations feel rushed or artificial.
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Not that its revelations should come as a complete surprise to anyone.
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I'm at a big company and all of these revelations come out.
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Still another anonymous source reveals one of the book's most significant revelations.
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It's unsurprising that the performance was full of little revelations like these.
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The revelations of and fallout from the operation are being closely watched.
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The biggest revelations in The Final Chapter, though, are about Alice herself.
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The initial revelations, 219 years after World War II ended, are damning.
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The revelations have prompted some painful personal reckonings over identity and heritage.
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Sodalitium's internal investigation found that he had left over the abuse revelations.
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Facebook has apologized for reacting slowly to the revelations about Cambridge Analytica.
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For some, these revelations can be a welcome and exciting discovery process.
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These drip-by-drip revelations inspire something like the opposite of confidence.
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These are revelations we have second hand, experiences first lived through another.
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Scandalous means being condemned by the viewer for making unfair, uncouth revelations.
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Past revelations of such connections have barely made waves among start-ups.
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The revelations prompted scrutiny of the companies' influence over media and society.
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MKBHD's experience with using the phone turned up a few interesting revelations.
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The revelations prompted a denial from Mr. Lauer, the former "Today" host.
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Mark Mazzetti, our Washington investigations editor, joins us to discuss the revelations.
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Certainly if there are any new revelations, Joyce's position would become untenable.
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Stone's trial also produced several notable revelations about Trump's campaign and WikiLeaks.
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Even Pope Francis speaks of "discerning" God's will, but rarely of revelations.
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Not all of the changes were based on revelations, church leaders said.
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The stakes are high, the revelations are serious and Callender doesn't sugarcoat.
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And after that, I decided to go to the public with revelations.
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The revelations come via court documents Mac shared on BuzzFeed early Tuesday.
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"Confirmation is not exoneration, and these newest revelations are disturbing," Warren tweeted.
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Chambers's revelations helped touch off McCarthy's crusade against suspected Communists in government.
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" Plus, they'll reveal "more unexpected twists and revelations from the whole season.
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Often, these revelations solved problems, because they were accompanied by an inheritance.
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Ben Sasse, a senator from Nebraska, described the revelations as "very troubling".
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But whether the revelations from Comey's statements changed many votes remains murky.
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As the Watergate revelations faded into memory, conservatism revived with a vengeance.
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Others in the field were adding new revelations about microglia cells, too.
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Minister of Justice, remains largely unscathed by the scandalous Vaza Jato revelations.
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Asked if anything in the Bolton revelations amounted to impeachable conduct, Sen.
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Hyde, for his part, denounced Schiff for the revelations on Wednesday night.
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In both cases, women are delivering shocking revelations to a skeptical public.
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This is paired with the company classic "Revelations," danced to live music.
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Despite early hype, the memo failed to produce any new dramatic revelations.
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The mainstream gut reaction that followed these revelations was easy to predict.
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A look at the subjects of Wikileaks revelations shows a similar pattern.
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And which dangling plot threads have you most anticipating any future revelations?
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While these are all heady revelations, there are still lots of questions.
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But reactions like Haidt's to the Chronicle revelations illustrate why it's worthwhile.
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Here are the five biggest revelations from the newly released documents:1.
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At the rally, Trump didn't directly address the revelations made before Congress.
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Clinton said she was "shocked and appalled by the revelations" about Weinstein.
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Among the revelations was that Kelly allegedly spit on two the victims.
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"Confirmation is not exoneration, and these newest revelations are disturbing," Warren wrote.
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The messages have contained embarrassing revelations about Clinton and her presidential campaign.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell calls the revelations "unsubstantiated smears" against Kavanaugh.
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Many conservatives don't seem that bothered by the revelations involving Russia. Why?
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Fairfax's statement was quickly followed by the shocking revelations from Herring, however.
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They can be revelations, but they can run from $50 to $100.
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Here's how the revelations came to be, and why you should care.
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Before the new revelations, he had twice been accused of sexual assault.
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The disturbing revelations in Pennsylvania may be catastrophic for the Catholic Church.
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The performances are all strong, with Aniston and Witherspoon carrying the show: Aniston convincingly portrays a woman who's both devastated by the revelations of her on-screen partner's behavior and desperate to seize the opportunity that these revelations create.
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They have shrugged off the revelations about Trump and Russia to date – and are unlikely to change their minds based on what, in the best Democratic scenario, will be compelling but complex revelations about the president and the Kremlin.
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In day-long testimony before the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday, Michael Cohen, President Trump's former attorney, made several devastating revelations about the president — revelations that portend a new era of accountability for the president and his close associates.
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He was unapologetic, to say the least, about the revelations in the document.
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Republicans say that the latest investigation has yielded new witnesses and new revelations.
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" The Star Wars icon has a few more revelations about Gosling, 36. "Mr.
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I went all over the country and experienced different revelations in different destinations.
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Her comments came after Maroney made headlines with shocking revelations of her own.
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He can brush off Mueller's revelations and fire anyone who might threaten him.
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Here are five of the most fun revelations from Billboard's sit-down. 1.
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But revelations that he had misused public funds have seen Fillon's popularity decline.
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Revelations Entertainment did not immediately respond to VICE News' request for comment either.
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Through all the realizations and revelations, 12 years later, we are still here.
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Even before Tuesday's revelations, polling showed a strong majority of Democrats supported impeachment.
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"We've rethought that strategy" in the wake of the Cohen revelations, said Mack.
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The on-going SEC investigation will lead to new revelations of wrong-doing.
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The bottom line: Woodward's revelations cast doubt over Richardson's and Pentagon officials' claims.
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The question now: Who does Facebook fire in the aftermath of these revelations?
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Every week brings new revelations about the considerable gaps in India's digital infrastructure.
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But the slow drip of revelations have also made you feel somewhat... passive.
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House Democrats launched in impeachment inquiry in September amid revelations surrounding that call.
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If that sounds excessive, the revelations of the past few months suggest otherwise.
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They still await his revelations and follow his directives, both difficult and bizarre.
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"I was shocked and appalled by the revelations about Harvey Weinstein," Clinton said.
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Stone, an Oscar-winning director, initially declined to condemn Weinstein after the revelations.
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None of these revelations should imply that Verizon FiOS is a great service.
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The laughs were a means to an end; but the ends were revelations.
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In this light, the Revelations games feel like a bit of a throwback.
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For all of its mini-revelations, "Les Écorchés" ends right where it began.
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Best of all, Murray claims Michael wanted him to make all these revelations.
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But even the most dramatic revelations might not involve criminality, warns one person.
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Kevin Costner is dropping some shocking revelations about his 1992 film The Bodyguard.
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Enron collapsed in late 2001 after revelations of a massive accounting fraud there.
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So voters need to keep the latest "revelations" about Clinton's emails in perspective.
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But for all the revelations, there's a question that the trailer brings up.
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I won't comment specifically on any impending revelations or ‑‑ WALTER ISAACSON: Feel free.
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"I think that the most negative revelations are yet to come," Bove continued.
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But as the revelations of recent weeks show, we're nowhere near that reality.
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Mossack Fonseca, in other words, certainly won't be taking the revelations lying down.
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Among the revelations: Fiorina's defense of Hillary Clinton during the 2008 campaign. #2.
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Each of the documents, once made public, could bring revelations about Mueller's work.
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Mr Jay takes seriously mescaline's ability to produce such visual and emotional revelations.
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Fiction is dominated by dramatic moments of clarification and revelations, victories and defeats.
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But barring further revelations, there isn't likely to be anything more than that.
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First revelations about the massive Kremlin-fueled election interference which it totally missed.
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The eclipse in fellow air sign Aquarius yesterday brought major revelations your way!
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Jenner spoke to the Advocate concerning her realizations, revelations, and overall personal growth.
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Both revelations, if true, directly contradict repeated Trump family statements to the contrary.
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But any revelations, it seems, will be balanced against potential risk to donors.
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Not long after the start of his campaign, though, came new sexting revelations.
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Ailes left the conservative network following revelations that he harassed female Fox staffers.
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The revelations come at a time of heightened scrutiny over U.S. military breaches.
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Jeffrey Sachs of Columbia University, now say the articles' revelations show that Mrs.
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The data revelations were reported by The New York Times on March 17.
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The Odebrecht revelations have led investors to re-examine their valuations of Corficolombiana.
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Brazile's revelations will only further damage the party's relationship with its own base.
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The 46-year-old has yet to address supporters about the new revelations.
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Such revelations are candid but distracting, and hopelessly eclipsed by Leonard's formidable charisma.
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But Kerik withdrew his nomination over revelations he had employed an undocumented immigrant.
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In pretrial proceedings, the plaintiffs obtained several interesting revelations from the Trump Administration.
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The messy revelations stemming from these breaches threatened to upend the convention itself.
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The new Iranian opposition revelations make such a move all the more necessary.
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Both are crucial revelations of the 20th century: youthful, mind-altering, and rebellious.
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Despite the revelations about his academic background, his nomination was approved on Thursday.
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Smith made a number of revelations about the breach during his four appearances.
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The lyrics, tackling revelations, decisions, and fallouts, are often brutal, but not didactic.
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Matt recommends The Wendy Experience, 2 Dope Queens, Sparkle & Circulate and Minor Revelations.
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Revelations about political leaders' family histories are adding another layer to that debate.
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Revelations Watch the video for "Talkin Greezy," the first single from Hedonism, below.
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Do you feel like you came to any personal revelations while doing this?
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There are abrupt revelations — one obvious, one ludicrous — followed by a pat resolution.
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But there are also good reasons to welcome the revelations about Ms. Ferrante.
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There are revelations, too — at least one an episode — that deepen the story.
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The opposition Labour party accused Johnson of seeking to cover-up the revelations.
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"It's time for new revelations now," the hacker wrote in posting the files.
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Those revelations led the E.P.A. inspector general to open its investigation in April.
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Before the revelations of his crimes, was Bill Cosby someone you had admired?
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The revelations have plunged Facebook into its worst public relations crisis in years.
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The trial's revelations have quickly shifted from the courtroom to the political realm.
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The new revelations are arguably worse than anything Weiner's been caught doing before.
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So the revelations about the match in South Africa have left Australia aghast.
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Shattering revelations bring a whiff of hell: "I smell burning," a guest says.
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Some of those revelations never materialized; some, because of his death, never will.
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But there was no immediate evidence that those exchanges produced meaningful new revelations.
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But the revelations, and the positions that emerge from them, are often abstract.
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What do these latest revelations suggest about President Trump and his campaign advisers?
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Following this week's revelations, though, the bullish mood on Wall Street has tempered.
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Biblical revelations, asteroid strikes, Ragnarök, robot rebellions, collapsed civilizations—we've envisioned it all.
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For many "Serial" listeners, the revelations made Syed something of a cause celebre.
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Revelations about its practices have spurred intense scrutiny of Facebook's data privacy practices.
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The revelations triggered an outpouring of criticism online about gender inequality in Japan.
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The Diocese of Buffalo has been swamped with abuse revelations in recent months.
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Mr. Trump's responses to the Moore revelations have been pronounced but not consistent.
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Readers discussed how the recent spate of such revelations could change gender relations.
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But the spokesperson also acknowledged that the revelations make the Pentagon look bad.
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After the revelations, the amounts that LLB-Switzerland held for U.S. clients soared.
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It's been an emotional time for many actresses because of the #MeToo revelations.
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And never fear: There are many "Revelations" — Ailey's 1960 masterpiece — to go around.
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"We are deeply shaken, shocked, and appalled by these revelations," the statement reads.
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If these revelations dislodged Miller from his Great Man pedestal, so be it.
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Revelations after the war about Stalin's crimes further damaged the party's international prestige.
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And so the revelations in the indictment in the Equifax case are alarming.
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The revelations from the leaks have already caused swift and wide-ranging fallout.
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The impeachment inquiry and its revelations about quid pro quos haven't changed that.
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But more baffling revelations were still coming to light, many concerning organizational disenfranchisement.
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I stopped expecting shocking twists, or revelations, or other rewards for my attention.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Guys, more revelations are coming out from John Bolton's new book.
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The current revelations merely confirm what has long been suspected, or implicitly understood.
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The pastor first divined these revelations while talking to God on the toilet.
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The revelations came from testimony given by executives at JBS SA (JBSS3.SA).
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"'Nunes memo' revelations prove the FBI makes up its own rules" https://t.
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But absent any major disqualifying revelations, Mr. Trump's choices are likely to prevail.
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"Just end it on the merits in light of recent revelations," he added.
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The official White House line was surprisingly scoldy about the new email revelations.
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That's not a sturdy excuse, and the latest revelations wear it even thinner.
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These revelations are punctuated by the real-life horror of domestic terrorist attacks.
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We pored through the 216-page document and highlighted the most important revelations.
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And it's possible some of those revelations could be in his final report.
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Convulsion in Gaza, revelations about a former Russian spy and protests in Georgia.
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New revelations of childhood molestation, but the same old song from Clive Davis.
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The WikiLeaks revelations might have changed minds, but they did not change votes.
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The revelations from this toaster-sized device will surely lead to better shoes.
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I was waiting to hear a bit more about direct revelations from Trump.
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Revelations about sexual harassment and discrimination prompted an internal investigation into company culture.
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Name Withheld Startling revelations about paternity used to be a standard novelistic trope.
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The association has taken a number of steps in response to those revelations.
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"The revelations uncovered in this entire investigation are shocking," the police department said.
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The new Bolton revelations, especially, appeared to renew interest in calling witnesses. Sen.
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Following this past weekend's revelations about the Bolton book, moderate Republicans like Sens.
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Diplomats, spies and reporters were occasionally compelled to leave over some sordid revelations.
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Mr. President, with new scandals and revelations now daily, do America a favor.
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Many on the left viewed WikiLeaks with wary sympathy for publishing her revelations.
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The President, however insists he did nothing wrong and is dismissing latest revelations.
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New revelations have come out almost daily during the impeachment hearings into Trump.
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The revelations last week sent the computer industry scrambling to patch those vulnerabilities.
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The hacking was apparently in retaliation for revelations of Russian doping in sports.
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Despite the revelations, it's unclear whether China will be pressured over the camps.
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Revelations from leaked emails published by WikiLeaks continue to embarrass the Clinton campaign.
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This time, he seemed to praise the revelations of one of the cyberattacks.
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But startling revelations are hardly the only criterion for a good Nixon biography.
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We pored through the 22016-page document and highlighted the most important revelations.
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He said the "end-of-the-year document dumps" showed "very significant" revelations.
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These revelations also call into question the idea of better relations with Russia.
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This legislation was inspired by the revelations arising from the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy.
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Flimsy and incomplete as they are, those returns nonetheless contain some startling revelations.
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"Republicans Mostly Silent After Trump's Ukraine Revelations," read a CNN chyron Monday morning.
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With different artists and illustrators taking on each tale, there are many revelations.
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There she first heard about the Holocaust and bipolar disorder, among many revelations.
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But revelations about these misdeeds apparently did not have much of an impact.
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Nonetheless, the Journal's coverage of the Trump administration has included some critical revelations.
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And revelations about Uber's efforts to spy on competitors and thwart regulators surfaced.
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The following day, Trump brushed off the two massive revelations as nothing important.
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Time after time, Washington has been roiled by new stories and new revelations.
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I don't think there'll be any sort of revelations or fireworks on Monday.
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This is a scenario where, in essence, the revelations around Ukraine (or perhaps new revelations about Trump's discussions with the leaders of other foreign countries) send the political system back to where it was in the winter of 2015-2016.
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The purpose and outcome of the study remain unclear but revelations about experiments involving people come as the auto industry faces bans of toxic diesel vehicles from inner cities following revelations in 2015 that Volkswagen manipulated emissions on diesel-engined cars.
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An exclusive new trailer from the 10-episode series previews the revelations to come.
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And, as many pundits are already wondering, will any of these revelations topple Trump?
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Neither film is all that aesthetically groundbreaking or interested in sensational or shocking revelations.
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Pressure for WWF to respond properly to the revelations have come from all corners.
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In it, Trump promised that he would soon be offering interesting revelations about Clinton.
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Ms. Roberts published more than 20 books based on these supposedly spirit-channeled revelations.
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Fallout from the revelations has cost Icelandic Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson his job.
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Absent more revelations, Sessions did nothing substantively wrong when he met with the Ambassador.
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The revelations may raise questions about the commitment of Mr. Müller to cleaning house.
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The Globo revelations will delay the reforms, if they do not stop them altogether.
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The consequences of O Globo's revelations are incalculable, but they are certainly not good.
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The revelations have triggered a wave of investigations in the United States and Europe.
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Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, the previous DNC chairwoman, resigned in the wake of the revelations.
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Lam's revelations sparked outrage in the city and have further strained relations with China.
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Carr finds a wealth of additional revelations in the pair's mountain of written words.
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Speculation, rumors, and revelations have always surrounded David Bowie, before and after his death.
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Latson had previously been reassigned after revelations about his views of the Holocaust surfaced.
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The academic did not expect the revelations, meanwhile, to significantly impact the election outcome.
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The company changed how it encrypts phones after the surveillance revelations by Edward Snowden.
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And that's just the beginning of Lopez's revelations during the rapid-fire Cagle Exercise.
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It is also because of revelations about the sexual abuse of children by priests.
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Leading the president to charge the revelations are "bigger" than Watergate he said today.
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The revelations of the Obama era political targeting grow more ominous by the day.
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With more leeway for additional discovery, one could potentially expect more revelations to occur.
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As you say, in many ways the Trump revelations were not a defining moment.
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And then all of the revelations that followed it by other women stepping forward.
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Here are a few of the biggest revelations from his sit-down with Billboard.
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But the first lot of Paradise Papers revelations seem to contain nothing so damning.
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It's hard to see how these revelations about Trump will change much of anything.
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Following the revelations, Facebook announced this morning that it cut ties with the firm.
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That's clear from the startling revelations in the latest Education Department report released Tuesday.
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The revelations prompted the government to take a much tougher line when awarding contracts.
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Theranos fell foul of regulators in 0003 amid revelations that it had misled investors.
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Obama called for international tax reform on the heels of the Panama Paper revelations.
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These revelations about their personal relationship opened a floodgate of public sharing in 2017.
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Representatives for Freeman and Revelations Entertainment did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The revelations led to job dismissals, contract cancellations and in some cases criminal charges.
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That number reportedly tanked with the revelations, but the photos keep circling the web.
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Poles wonder what revelations the closets of others who survived the communist era contain.
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Next: The report's authors told the AP more revelations and evidence are to come.
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" Go deeper: Russia revelations spark demands for new media regulations," by Axios' Sara Fischer.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed by the recent revelations attributed to him.
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It's been another explosive week of revelations about Russian meddling in the 2628 election.
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These aesthetic questions did not emerge for the first time with the Weinstein revelations.
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The revelations led to the resignation of Debby Wasserman Schultz, then the DNC head.
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Here are six surprising revelations from Fields' memoir, which is now available for purchase.
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For women's health, it could lead to important revelations about contraception, cancer, and fertility.
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She rarely admits fault, sows doubt, and waits for damaging revelations to blow over.
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This is one of the many revelations unearthed in a new Vanity Fair profile.
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This strategy may, however, have to do with the surveillance revelations from Edward Snowden.
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The revelations of Zenefits' lack of compliance led to Conrad's ouster in early 2016.
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The revelations led newly elected Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele to seek charges.
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Absent major new revelations of wrongdoing, smart money will ride on him through 2020.
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The much-reported Panama Papers revelations came up within the second hour of questions.
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But back to the startling revelations from the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him.
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But Kogan also said he now understands why the revelations prompted such an outcry.
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Trump announced Friday he approved the release of the memo, calling its revelations disgraceful.
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Mitsubishi's admission was part of a series of cheating revelations in the automobile industry.
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There are ultimately no grand revelations here, and no damning new pieces of evidence.
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This summer's eclipses were no joke—they brought dramatic changes and earth-shattering revelations.
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Someone leaked the report early to the AP, and it contains some scandalous revelations.
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"These purported revelations will NOT get a pass in Senate Judiciary Committee," Graham added.
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Whistleblower Edward Snowden's revelations about the United States spying on Germany also caused upset.
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Facebook is feeling the pressure of the Cambridge Analytica revelations in a material way.
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Unlikely. The aftermath of these revelations provides the most interesting moments in the premiere.
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"I was shocked and appalled by the revelations about Harvey Weinstein," the statement read.
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Republicans have long scrutinized the dossier following revelations it was paid for by Democrats.
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Perhaps the most damaging revelations for Mr. Rouhani have involved those closest to him.
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We now have revelations that the State Department was involved with the Steele dossier.
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Terrible revelations were batted back and forth in a spirit of rueful one-upmanship.
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Would even the most damning revelations puncture the lingering mythology of the public schools?
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Finally, revelations of Russian misdeeds have heightened pressure in Washington to raise other costs.
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And if the past weeks indicate what's to come, the revelations are only beginning.
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" Conservatives have called the memo's revelations a threat to democracy and "bigger than Watergate.
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Some significant plot points and revelations are diluted by too much detail and information.
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Because of these revelations, data that big tech collects poses a national security problem.
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Trump has called Comey a "LEAKER & LIAR" over the revelations published in the book.
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Finally, the Edward Snowden revelations, when the populace finally understood that the United States
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The jaw-dropping revelations just surfaced ... and not because the government wanted it known.
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But most intel experts shrugged at its revelations, saying there was no smoking gun.
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There was Edward Snowden and the revelations about the extent of global mass surveillance.
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So why is no one freaking out about these revelations making front page news?
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But that doesn't mean you won't have profound connections and emotional revelations this month.
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Revelations that AI is just underpaid people could spark just that kind of disillusionment.
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It is the latest in a string of such revelations involving elite prep schools.
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It has the cool tone, the paranoia, the visual flourishes, the mind-bending revelations.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Sudden new revelations in Supreme Court confirmation fights are not new.
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And with the latest round of revelations, she seemed unlikely to return anytime soon.
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Mr. Giuliani's revelations came in a chaotic, and potentially damaging, week for Mr. Trump.
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The revelations led Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, to call for an investigation.
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Even in light of the Cambridge Analytica revelations, there is time yet to act.
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The ONE revelations come as several charity organizations are grappling with accusations of misconduct.
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It was Frank, though, for whom the show saved its biggest and best revelations.
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I think there's actually analogies to the Snowden revelations and the Cambridge Analytica revelation.
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The revelations came amid a tense line of questioning between House Judiciary Chair Rep.
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The slow trickle of these revelations coincided with a wider decline in Catholic identity.
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There is so much to think about in Hei's photographs, and so many revelations.
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But the agreement came before new revelations pertaining to Wexner's ties to Epstein surfaced.
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The latest revelations provide fresh grounds for concern that he has violated revenue laws.
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New revelations after his death point to questionable decisions by the correctional facility officials.
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"These new revelations require the appointment of a Special Counsel to investigate," he added.
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The Daily: In today's episode, two reporters discuss the revelations about the Mueller report.
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I thought in particular of believers who had died without savoring these official revelations.
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And this year, revelations emerged of Egyptian military and economic cooperation with North Korea.
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Washington is going to weather an absolute hurricane of sexual abuse allegations and revelations.
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The revelations "brought real discredit to the Secret Service," Johnson said in a statement.
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SEHGAL It was a year of revelations for me — mainly old stuff, freshly translated.
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Now in his 60s, Iyer feels free to communicate his tentative revelations about life.
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On today's episode: • Jodi Kantor, a New York Times reporter, discusses the latest revelations.
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The revelations spurred enforcement action and unveiled routine corruption in the global financial system.
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The new revelations of the Sackler's wealth might spur further protests on those institutions.
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The rate of priestly sex abuse fell before the revelations and lawsuits really started.
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Mr. Trump has denied the story, calling it "fake news," but revelations keep emerging.
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There are constant fresh revelations about the ethical squalor of members of Trump's cabinet.
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Those investigations have led to revelations about how hidden problems can spin into disaster.
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Most recently, the revelations about Mr. Caldbeck of Binary Capital have triggered an outcry.
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Ever-more-stunning revelations always seemed to be waiting just on the next page.
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A parade of career diplomats and senior officials has offered a cascade of revelations.
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The jaw-dropping revelations may indeed push the House to adopt articles of impeachment.
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The revelations from the draft of Mr. Bolton's book could complicate the impeachment trial.
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The fatal crashes and a cascade of damning revelations have badly damaged Boeing's reputation.
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The revelations fractured the party and caused the downfall of several senior DNC officials.
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He added that missing persons' cases were being reopened in light of the revelations.
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The book falls flat as a conspiracy thriller because its revelations are so pathetic.
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Revelations of the manipulation spurred Klobuchar and Warner to draft the Honest Ads Act.
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Those revelations led to Sessions's recusal from all Justice Department investigations related to Russia.
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However, there have been other revelations since the research collaboration began in September 2017.
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The revelations have raised questions about secrecy and corruption in the global financial system.
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The IG report's revelations, moreover, come on the heels of Obama-era surveillance abuses.
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Other Mormons' revelations are often, if not always, expected to align with his priorities.
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The latest revelations came as the impeachment inquiry rushed ahead at a brisk pace.
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Maggie doesn't thrive on intimacy, and doesn't thrill to her students' secrets and revelations.
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The revelations were shocking in an America already divided over an increasingly unpopular war.
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The documents produced few revelations, but here are five things they do tell us.
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There are fresh revelations in the second book that illuminate events in the first.
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And what kind of revelations would emerge once I had time to reread them?
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Revelations of egregious failures within the garment industry still emerge on a regular basis.
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Ms. Powell had suggested that the report would include revelations favorable to her client.
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I kept on experiencing successive waves of small revelations when I thought about it.
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One reason the world has "Revelations," Ailey's 1960 masterpiece, is because of Lester Horton.
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Washington has been roiled by revelations about President Trump's contacts with the Ukrainian president.
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Democrats said the new revelations about Nader's involvement raise fresh concerns with Prince's testimony.
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He said new revelations bring "additional pressures" to allow testimony in the Senate trial.
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This isn't quite as dire as, say, the recent revelations about widespread iOS hacking.
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Mr. Trump is on the defensive himself, facing damaging revelations from the impeachment proceedings.
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You've said that concrete improvements have transpired as a direct result of your revelations.
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Revelations about Giuliani's mission are piling up as the Democratic impeachment push races ahead.
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Revelations in the emails eventually prompted the resignation of then-Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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Any of these revelations might have been expected to provoke alarms from congressional Republicans.
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Prior to the breach revelations, Facebook's leadership had committed to increasing spending on security.
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Explosive revelations in Russia saga add up to a bad day for Trump 48.
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Nintendo has kicked off an era of revelations for our favourite videogame plumber character.
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In fact, the revelations of the past three months are a kind of data.
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This week's revelations about covert Iranian nuclear activity are bound to exacerbate Washington's concerns.
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But it said revelations of new posts had caused it to rescind the invitation.
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Kutcher has kept a relatively low-key profile amid the revelations from Moore's memoir.
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The revelations have opened up Mueller's team to charges of political bias from conservatives.
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Perez promised to make Democrats' nominating process more transparent in 2020 after Brazile's revelations.
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It will be interesting to see how Senate Democrats handle the latest impeachment revelations.
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One reason the world has "Revelations," Ailey's 1960 masterpiece, is because of Lester Horton.
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The volume of revelations about sexual harassment and assault has been overwhelming at times.
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The revelations also led to the reopening of a sexual assault case against Ronaldo.
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Little of that attitude has survived to our own era of grim sexual revelations.
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The reported scandal is one in a string of revelations about Weiner's sexting habits.
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It was clear, too, that we shouldn't expect any major revelations in Spicer's book.
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Moore would have prevailed by double digits absent the revelations about his sexual past.
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After last week's revelations of Donald Trump's raunchy braggadocio, his opponents feel warmly vindicated.
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A few weeks after the revelations, Sisi fired his top spy chief, Khaled Fawzy.
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Even those revelations, it seems, might not have been enough to sink Kobach's candidacy.
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Now, the revelations about data sharing may make users wary of disclosing that information.
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Like the other revelations, they also don't tend to reveal anything genuinely earth-shattering.
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He needs to restore the bank's reputation after revelations that staff opened as many as two million accounts without customers' knowledge to meet internal sales goals and he has to navigate a litany of federal and state investigations arising from those revelations.
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Made the year before Alvin Ailey's "Revelations" (1960) and to comparable music, this belongs to the same family and era; but where "Revelations" is about the transcendence of the human spirit, "Rainbow" evokes how much there was for many African-Americans to transcend.
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P-26 was disbanded in 1990 after revelations of its existence prompted a public scandal.
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Eastern, with revelations of the teams and their brackets starting in the first half-hour.
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Related: Only One in Four Harassment Victims Report It. Will the Weinstein Revelations Change Anything?
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Too bad, because The Rook sure expects you to be shocked by both those revelations.
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But even after weeks of revelations and accusations, the real show has yet to begin.
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As its leader, members of the faith considered him a prophet who received divine revelations.
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They show a president concerned about the probe's revelations and determined to discredit its findings.
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But such revelations would only come months after Mark, the first Staudte victim, fell dead.
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Over the past few days, more revelations about other politicians have begun to trickle out.
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How well this will all wear is anybody's guess, especially as new revelations pile up.
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VW is facing a series of legal complaints and regulatory investigations after revelations on Sept.
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Those very public sexual harassment revelations inspired some to speak out about their own experiences.
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The revelations also have raised questions about how much her employers knew about the relationship.
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So many in Iceland saw the final revelations as part of a trend of malfeasance.
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But the revelations about Fauna's parentage are grim enough to spoil any idyllic tropical paradise.
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It was thought that he died insane in 1938, paranoid and haunted by divine revelations.
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The former secretary of state said she was "shocked and appalled" to hear the revelations.
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" Despite the revelations in the filings, Trump tweets after their release, "Totally clears the President.
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It is a testament to my utter arrogance that these revelations had not come sooner.
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The revelations concerning Cohen's dealings were first aired this week by Daniels' attorney, Michael Avenatti.
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If you're not simmering with rage at the Panama Papers revelations, you probably should be.
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None of those were particularly shocking revelations, but thanks to a new interview with E!
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But White House officials are becoming increasingly frustrated at revelations from the closed-door hearings.
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Of course, more revelations about other members may make this seem tame by next week.
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Indeed, Facebook's history of privacy scandals makes the current revelations feel all the more flagrant.
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A turgid communiqué summarising the outcome of the four-day conclave contained few other revelations.
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But Wehner said the revelations on Ukraine, in particular, had created a significant political danger.
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As the documents are brand new, the scope of their revelations is not yet clear.
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Brigade's employees were so surprised by the revelations that they thought their data was wrong.
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But the revelations have provided new ammunition over the weekend for critics who say Mrs.
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Revelations of lawbreaking by Leave campaigns in 2016 are now adding fuel to the fire.
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It is unstoppable, since most of the revelations concern wrongdoing years or even decades ago.
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There is also the risk of embarrassing revelations, which Mr Macron has avoided until now.
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They exist as messages, revelations, statements, whispers, and scraps of lives caught in the seams.
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Sam's latest revelations are bound to have a significant impact on Jon's decisions going forward.
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The revelations have cemented the idea that Facebook is "grossly mismanaged", says an advertising executive.
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The video's description is vague but promises some revelations on a family cruise in Mexico.
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Revelations of Talley's statements surfaced only after he was reported out of the Judiciary Committee.
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One of Jonas' revelations involved this story about losing his virginity to actress Ashley Greene.
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The revelations put the spotlight back on how the world body deals with abuse cases.
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Because I certainly, as the Obamas themselves said, was surprised and disgusted by these revelations.
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" Added Baraka: "I'm concerned that people are more concerned with the source than the revelations.
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The internet made WikiLeaks, and the revelations of Edward Snowden and the Panama Papers possible.
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Indeed, in the wake of the Pennsylvania report, more and more revelations have emerged worldwide.
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"These new revelations are extremely concerning," the culture minister Matt Hancock said in a statement.
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The revelations in Lifetime's shocking R. Kelly documentary are sending the Twitterverse into an uproar.
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Below, eight of our favorite revelations from the ninety-minute documentary that aired Friday night.
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For all who have, read on for the five biggest revelations from the premiere episode.
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These are just the latest of many revelations about Russia's unprecedented interference in the election.
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Here are the 10 biggest revelations from Vanity Fair's Gossip Girl 10th anniversary interview. 1.
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This feels like a week of substantial, even shattering, revelations about the Trump White House.
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Full moons bring revelations and climax, so expect some around your career or your reputation.
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Every day, thanks to John, Sara, and others, there are new revelations -- HANNITY: And you.
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Trickster Blues is a warm, cosmic record, drifting through heavy introspection and soft-psychedelic revelations.
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The stockholders sought to recoup losses from shares tanking after the revelations of further abuses.
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In the past few months, revelations about Facebook have thrown those questions into high relief.
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That process started with revelations about a July 25 phone call between Zelenskiy and Trump.
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"No week goes by without new revelations, new investigations," EU Commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska told ministers.
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It contained a number of revelations that Republicans are already using as ammunition against her.
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The implosion of Virginia's leadership around revelations of white men wearing blackface and sexual misconduct.
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Ultimately, the goal with Revelations is to drop players into their own Blade Runner adventure.
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Here are some major scandals and revelations involving the Catholic Church and allegations of abuse.
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But in the wake of the revelations, the American Dental Association has stood its ground.
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All the chaos and complacency and further revelations of an aggressive disregard for user privacy?
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Following the Edward Snowden revelations, he said that more people now take their security seriously.
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Since Snowden's revelations, resistance to spying resulted in some reform on the reach of surveillance.
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Trump Jr. is not the only presidential acolyte drawn into the storm by Tuesday's revelations.
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In all Apatow movies, this combination ultimately leads to big revelations and a successful relationship.
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And revelations about his possible attraction to men make the anti-LGBTQ attack more complicated.
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The question is no longer what revelations would come from Mr. Zuckerberg going to Washington.
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Returning to Capitol Hill, none said they heard any new revelations from the administration officials.
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The recent revelations offer a counternarrative to NSO's stated support for transparency and human rights.
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Facebook has been persona non grata as of late following public mishaps and concerning revelations.
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The art market was rocked by revelations of subterfuge in the sale of valuable paintings.
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These revelations call into question the entire foundation and rationale of the net neutrality decision.
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But if you're looking for earth-shattering wearable health and fitness revelations, save your money.
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Trump's support among Republicans has held fairly steady through seemingly bottomless and endlessly troubling revelations.
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She and her allies have adroitly parceled out new revelations to keep the story moving.
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She announced her departure from Treasury one month after the revelations of the Panama Papers.
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Wylie's revelations about his former company's use of Facebook data sparked global outrage about privacy.
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It was not about her career and had no spicy gossip or self-promotional revelations.
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That controversial NSA program was effectively ended last summer, following revelations from leaker Edward Snowden.
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The revelations shattered the ruling Workers' Party's image as the incorruptible champion of the poor.
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It's unclear what impact, if any, the last-minute revelations had on the case's outcome.
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Among the notable new revelations were allegations Paterno fielded a complaint about Sandusky in 1976.
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Before that, Trump officials gave blanket denials that didn't hold up after the new revelations.
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Instead, revelations have mostly been made by whistle-blowers, reporters, the police and federal investigators.
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The revelations of this chat led to a Nixonian "Saturday Night Massacre," Puerto Rican style.
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Here are the three most damaging revelations I believe wait inside The Donald's returns: 1.
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The revelations stymied Soon's career in science, but not his role in facilitating a community.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Assange has threatened to take his revelations to a new level.
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Al Franken over revelations of sexual misconduct, the simplest explanation was this: He wanted attention.
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CBS News has reported on extraordinary revelations at other media companies this year and last.
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"This is shocking," Australia's treasurer Scott Morrison said on Tuesday when asked about the revelations.
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The revelations from Gleason cast new light on a Trump tweet sent in September 2013.
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Russia probe After weeks of bombshell revelations, we're finally about to hear from James Comey.
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The 2009 tax ruling was disclosed by so-called "Luxleaks" media revelations, the Commission said.
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Developments and revelations about the Comey firing tumbled out at a frenetic pace on Wednesday.
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Slightly removed from the party, a few dramatic revelations are unfolding for our main characters.
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The departure follows revelations that Cobb won't publicly state that she favors banning assault rifles.
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As the bearded professor gets some page time, various revelations emerge to advance the plot.
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Jenna Bush Hager, the daughter of George W. Bush, later delivered a reading from Revelations.
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The revelations in Daphne Merkin's piece aren't particularly new, though they're lacerating in their specificity.
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You'll feel inspired by hidden places, and you'll learn some secrets: Expect some powerful revelations.
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The new form of water was discovered through the mind-blowing revelations of quantum mechanics.
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Month after month, through the summer and into the fall, revelations about Facebook kept coming.
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Although it's unmissable for the tech set, the event doesn't typically involve any style revelations.
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The next day I realize why I had no great revelations on the first night.
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The revelations are overwhelming, and Rachel to retreats to her room to catch her breath.
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The revelations about Cambridge Analytica were "horrifying, if confirmed," said EU Justice Commissioner Vera Jourova.
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That's not to say all mushroom-inspired revelations necessarily work in favor of the relationship.
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In the wake of the revelations, dueling trending topics have emerged for #ImWithAmber and #ImWithJohnny.
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Next came the revelations that ended Michael Flynn's brief tenure as his national security adviser.
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The immediate reaction of many readers to these revelations was, perhaps surprisingly, anger and disgust.
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The teenage Ms. Schreck appears to have fudged that part, avoiding close-to-home revelations.
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If you believe their revelations, French has a nice bridge she'd like to sell you.
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The proposal follows revelations that Russian-linked operatives bought deceptive ads before the 2373 election.
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Angered by the revelations, employees of the company have demanded swift action by its leaders.
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The revelations may shed light on a possible motive in the death of Staff Sgt.
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Mr. Ponte resigned following the revelations of vehicle misuse and other problems at his department.
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From the master she learned how to draw and hold the spotlight: Mete out revelations.
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Or, if the delivery of those revelations didn't ring true, it wasn't worth the risk.
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This week saw some aftershocks from recent revelations about a large-scale iOS hacking campaign.
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We get more agitated by the anticipation of political revelations than by the actual findings.
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Then came a stream of new revelations concerning the church's problems with historical sexual abuse.
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The Gallagher case was rocked in May by revelations that the Navy's lead prosecutor, Cmdr.
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Their revelations on Wednesday were met with repeated questioning by reporters at the news conference.
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When Robert Mueller testifies on July 17, members of Congress should not expect new revelations.
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At the same time, her piece doesn't offer many new revelations about her husband's firing.
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Revelations of apparent negligence by the hospital authorities have already led to other criminal investigations.
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So considering the revelations awaiting her in Winterfell, this thing could be a powder keg.
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That's because the man at the center of the revelations is former congressman Anthony Weiner.
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In mid-August 2016, he was forced out amid revelations about his work in Ukraine.
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Tuesday's revelations all but ensured a renewed debate about two rules central to college basketball.
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When Anderson Cooper appeared on the show, he modeled a different approach to such revelations.
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But Mr. McCormick's plotting, with its florid back stories and unsurprising revelations, is ploddingly predictable.
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It comes as investors' confidence has been shaken by revelations about privacy and security issues.
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Since the revelations, Facebook has grappled with regulatory scrutiny on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Neither are Ms. Miller's, and it's a little frustrating to watch revelations spark and fade.
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Throughout, Daum parses then tallies emotional truths; her revelations are exhilarating, terrifying and oddly comforting.
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Here are 10 of the best behind-the-scenes revelations the book has to offer.
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The latest revelations come days after Iran-backed militias attacked the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
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Left wrote two more tweets, including a promise to appear on television with further revelations.
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The revelations about Clearview AI have also bolstered calls for federal regulation of the technology.
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In September, he faced revelations that he dressed in brownface and blackface two decades ago.
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Let's take a look at some of the revelations from just the past three weeks.
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The Trump campaign is not the only entity put on the spot by Nix's revelations.
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Asked about related revelations in articles by Reuters and the Times of Malta on Nov.
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But Mr. Bolton's revelations in the manuscript of his new book could change the calculus.
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It's a "just the facts, ma'am" presentation that makes its revelations all the more chilling.
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It remains to be seen how the Nationals heartland will react to the Joyce revelations.
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The revelations underscore how many entities around the world already were accessing Clearview AI's technology.
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Though, in the palpable silence, these figures might be listening, like confessors awaiting our revelations.
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So far, he said, Russia had not issued an official response to the latest revelations.
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Following revelations of the massacre in the news media, the Army undertook an official investigation.
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Of particular concern was whether the revelations might further delay the Max's return to service.
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It has to be revelations plus here's why the American people need to know this.
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But when the trade adviser was confronted with these revelations, he didn't appear very contrite.
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House Democrats launched a formal impeachment inquiry against the president last week amid the revelations.
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But he said on Tuesday that subsequent revelations have made the evidence much more robust.
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Either way, Alexander had studiously avoided tipping his hand after Bolton's revelations came to light.
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The Disney Parks Moms Panel was born out of an effort to marry these revelations.
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Unsavory revelations could revive a movement among consumers to delete the app from their phones.
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Trump's administration has been plagued by persistent revelations about connections between his aides and Russia.
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The stock has been whipsawing as new revelations about Schnatter have surfaced in recent days.
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Those revelations angered Sanders's supporters, who have continued to press for changes to the DNC.
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The revelations Tuesday were included in yet another part of a documentary about the company.
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Mr. Ailes was forced out in July amid revelations of multiple accusations of sexual harassment.
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" He said the book of Revelations discussed Jesus Christ "ruling with a rod of iron.
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The revelations have rocked Italian politics, and prosecutors in Milan are investigating the proposed deal.
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In his magnum opus, Smith prerequisites all of his revelations with a series of conditions.
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House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry against Trump this week in response to the revelations.
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The way this is playing out is nothing new this week via other Wikileaks revelations.
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"Our little spacecraft is soldiering through brutal conditions to send home startling and exciting revelations."
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Either path would require further, even more damning revelations, and even then neither is likely.
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He said the data was beginning to generate some interesting revelations about differences among positions.
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And these are just some of the most recent revelations from her presidential campaign server.
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She is shocked and deeply distraught by the accusations and revelations concerning her former employer.
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Democrats who emerged from the deposition said the revelations could speed up their impeachment probe.
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The lyrics sketched storms and revelations; the music made the whole church rumble and peal.
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Given the revelations this week, Taylor might soon find himself beckoned to Capitol Hill, too.
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The revelations from Morrison's testimony are just the latest examples of witnesses contradicting Sondland's testimony.
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Season 3 of "Better Things" was announced right before the Louis C.K. revelations came out.
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Since then, the revelations about Russian meddling have widened, even pointing to Mr. Putin's involvement.
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But his stature was shattered by revelations that he had protected child molesters for years.
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So far, these revelations haven't been enough for the Judiciary Committee to postpone its vote.
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The revelations have rocked the tens of thousands of churches in the Southern Baptist Convention.
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Characters show up, deliver backstory and dramatic revelations, and then, more often than not, die.
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Other lawyers who have represented Car Wash defendants said the revelations made them feel vindicated.
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After the initial revelations, Close acknowledged that he invited women "to audition" for his photographs.
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The pace of these revelations is only increasing — as is the size of these posts.
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The actors frequently convey plot and character revelations in looks and silences rather than words.
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More specifically, I was sure these revelations would offend enough women to sink his chances.
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So, I think it does have to be ... There's the fallout from the Snowden revelations.
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Silverman, meanwhile, approached the C.K. revelations in a starkly different way — and with good reason.
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But to some not involved in gymnastics, the revelations of abuse seem to define it.
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All of that could lead to revelations that tilt the public toward impeachment, it could prove that the public doesn't consider these revelations important enough to merit impeachment, or it could simply inform the public to help them make a decision in the 2020 election.
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In the drip-feed of Trump-Russia revelations, it is often hard to know what matters.
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The drumbeat for regulation became ear-splitting, and still new revelations of privacy infractions kept coming.
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The revelations of the foundation's donations come as Wallace faces continuing criticism over past funding activities.
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Even before the revelations of the Panama Papers, Iceland's parliament had only a 17% approval rating.
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After these revelations, "use of valproic acid in women of childbearing age decreased considerably," he said.
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The Nunes memo proved to be sketchy and underwhelming as far as supposed bombshell revelations go.
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I've probably forgotten more of the fascinating anecdotes and revelations I've been seeking than I've remembered.
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The latest revelations echo what happened at Wells Fargo branches across the United States for years.
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In fact, she said, that's been one of the revelations of the conversation around the series.
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The revelations, therefore, that Zuma's home renovations cost South African taxpayers $16 million stoked widespread anger.
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The latest revelations will likely add to public dissatisfaction with the current leadership's progress on reforms.
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If nothing else, 2016 will be remembered as a year of grand revelations for superhero movies.
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"I was shocked and appalled by the revelations about Harvey Weinstein," Clinton said in a statement.
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Forget about the travel ban woes, Russian revelations, or the president angrily tweeting about FBI leaks.
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From film sets, parliaments to businesses, revelations of sexual abuse have sent shockwaves around the world.
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The bizarre confluence of revelations that led to the discovery of the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.
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Revelations in the press—stemming largely from the Journal—unraveled the firm's lofty and undeliverable promises.
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Other revelations in court were much more serious and caused a stir across the southern border.
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"Revisiting the scene" The revelations accompanied fresh activity at the Paisley Park complex where Prince died.
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The Dutch revelations were part of a carefully co-ordinated effort with Britain, America and Canada.
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The new revelations explain why the White House is refusing to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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According to Ford, though, shielding the Hosts from revelations like these is an act of mercy.
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She was pissed — and spoke with a fury that would surface in the revelations of #MeToo.
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The revelations of the past week follow a month in which 28 Attawapiskat residents attempted suicide.
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They were revelations after seeing hundreds of young women outside the Javitz Center on election night.
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Pusha T's lyrics and revelations in May, in contrast, came quickly and with a greater punch.
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Some have been brought low by the revelations; others have escaped consequences, at least for now.
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The New York press conference, attended by both media and protesters, didn't hold many new revelations.
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Revelations in Comey's new book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership," complicate any easy dismissal.
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Within days, revelations that the complaint involved Mr. Trump and Ukraine helped prompt their impeachment inquiry.
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AMP reported a rise in clients withdrawing money in the wake of the Royal Commission's revelations.
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But while their heroic revelations have changed our world, no whistleblower emerges unscathed from their actions.
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President Trump The revelations keep coming in the impeachment inquiry into President Trump's relationship with Ukraine.
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Instead, leaks of the revelations forced tech companies' hands, and they scrambled to push out updates.
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Donna Brazile is making the revelations in her new book which will be out next week.
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The user has plenty more financial revelations of the Wizarding world explained in their Reddit post.
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"One rule for them and one for everyone else" was a common reaction to the revelations.
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While the revelations did not directly involve Clinton, they dealt a harsh blow to her campaign.
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Anyone who has worked in politics or covered political campaigns won't be shocked by the revelations.
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The revelations of the #MeToo movement in the past few months have helped expose this inequality.
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This new trailer for the sequel's updated Crucible — the PvP space — doesn't carry any major revelations.
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Zuckerberg has faced criticism both internally and externally for remaining silent about the Cambridge Analytica revelations.
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By the first episode, there are enough shocking revelations to make you doubt your own lifestyle.
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They're low on suspense, and don't build to any cruelly ironic twists or gasp-inducing revelations.
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There have been so many unpleasant revelations about the intimate, ugly details of strangers' sex lives.
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But a key question remains: How will the industry evolve in light of these ongoing revelations?
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More revelations will probably become public, especially if politicians and investigators press Facebook on this point.
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In a series of revelations, Kobe Steel said it falsified data on product quality and specifications.
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Again, the full list is here, and contains more surprising revelations (Future at number 17, ayyyyyyy).
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After this week's Russia revelations, the mood in the West Wing is increasingly grim and paranoid.
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The hearing follows revelations of overcrowding and children held in filthy conditions at US border facilities.
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And here Britain's David Cameron in particular has an opportunity—despite the revelations about his family.
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Even as a little boy, he understood that there would be no revelations, and no reunions.
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Sharp: One of the biggest revelations for me has been working closely with machine-learning teams.
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Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," it read. "Mr.
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For sports uniform geeks, Uni Watch is like the Treasure Coast, with revelations constantly floating ashore.
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When Seismic sat down to start plotting what Revelations would be, a checklist quickly came together.
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And a bit more time as she picked herself up following revelations of Woods's serial cheating.
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The sector has been hit hard this year by revelations of widespread misconduct following an inquiry.
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If you're approaching the Netflix original documentary Casting JonBenét hoping for revelations, you'll be sorely disappointed.
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The revelations included Facebook's announcement in September that it had overestimated viewing time on video ads.
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These "tangents" often bring new ideas or revelations, a sensation Frost is still learning to appreciate.
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It won America's Pulitzer prize in 2014 for its (free) coverage of the Edward Snowden revelations.
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In one interview, he confirms he's never done acid, or had any "cosmic revelations" from drugs.
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One of the biggest revelations in Wonder Woman is tucked into the end of the film.
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Barring some unforeseen revelations about Gorsuch's past that turns Republicans against him, he's a shoe-in.
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This is a fundamental theory that led to even bigger revelations, such as the Big Bang.
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Revelations in early 2017 after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey heightened the sense of alarm.
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In contrast, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was silent for five days following revelations about Cambridge Analytica.
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Dr. Rodchenkov's revelations, his first public comments since fleeing, come at a crucial moment for Russia.
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But the United States may illustrate the difficulty of moving from splashy revelations to serious change.
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The revelations sparked an uproar and added to the mounting concerns rights groups have about Facebook.
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Larry Hogan (R) said he was "shocked and appalled" by the revelations in the Sun's reporting.
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