Here are rundowns of Day 2 and Day 3 of the hearings.
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She supports multiple anchors, organizing and distributing guest notes, research, scripts, and rundowns.
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When he's leaving detailed video rundowns of his day for Jonathan, he's an open book.
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For theory fiends, one of the more helpful rundowns comes from The New York Times.
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Early in spring training, as the Mets were practicing rundowns in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
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We at the Times Late-Night Comedy Committee sincerely hope you've been enjoying these rundowns.
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The Times pop music critics have posted their rundowns of the best songs and best albums of 2018.
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The migrants keep walking and Trump keeps talking about it, so you can predict Fox's Friday rundowns... Fox v.
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They shared snacks and kept score on a chalkboard, laughing and cheering in unison during rundowns or run-scoring hits.
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I'm talking about wine corks she would write on, ash trays, menus from around the world, rundowns from the Today show.
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I'm talking about wine corks she would write on, ash trays, menus from around the world, rundowns from the Today show.
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You can also ask Alexa for rundowns of your calendar, the news, weather, and the usual things you've come to expect.
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With a combination of choreographer tutorials and even rundowns of the steps from the singers themselves, you can turn your apartment into a dance studio.
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My spouse is going through chemotherapy, and I'm doing my best to be the sounding board they need, but the daily rundowns are emotionally taxing.
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But in case you missed any of our rundowns of all that was beautiful, innovative, and just plain awesome in art last year, here's a recap.
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Kruger, in particular, is so beloved by fashion editors and so ubiquitous on best-dressed rundowns that her personal style tends to overshadow her work as an actress.
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Other second day highlights included album rundowns from ANOHNI, who delivered an unflinching rendition of Hopelessness, and Saves the Day, who performed their classic Stay What You Are.
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Generally, his stories involve shout-outs to fans, rundowns of his cases for the day from his assistant Tati, guest appearances, and the real draw: very graphic surgeries.
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These are highly classified daily rundowns of the critical national security issues happening around the world that are prepared specifically for the president by the nation's top intelligence officials.
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The rhetoric was alarming — words like "dangerous complications" and "life-threatening" filled my search results, along with rundowns on risk factors for everything from gestational diabetes to infant mortality.
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She turns this haunted and haunting Gypsy, driven mad by her memories — and often mentioned last in rundowns of the "Trovatore" cast's main quartet — into the riveting, volatile central figure.
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The players on the Hill: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell: The New York Times and John King have very good rundowns of the role McConnell has played behind the scenes in the past few weeks.
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If you do want more of a spoiler-y explanation for each season without having to rewatch hours of TV, the seven links below all point back to "everything you need to know" rundowns for the season in question.
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The right-hander, making his fourth start for the Rays, also allowed two steals in the inning, and a throwing error contributed to Boston's four-run start, which might have been worse had the inning not ended when a double-steal attempt turned into both runners getting tagged out in rundowns.
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TV news talking heads who comment on the action, as well as "Law & Order"-style rundowns by the detectives on her case — Moses Beltran (John Ortiz), Stan Carmichael (John Gallagher Jr.) and Lisa Inman (Annie Ilonzeh) — are employed by the screenwriter Chad St. John to fill in the character-building.
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"Our foreign competitors and adversaries have already begun weaponizing space, developing new technologies to disrupt vital communications, blind satellites and threatening — just, you look at what they're doing, they've given me rundowns, I've seen things that you don't even want to see what they're doing and how advanced they are," he said.
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And McNeil has managed to consistently be in the middle of the action in the early part of this season, whether it was stroking a 400-foot triple, collecting four hits in a game, being hit by pitches three times in two days, being caught in rundowns twice or the time he made two of the three outs in an inning.
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The "holy crap" factor of any given festival lineup typically falls into one of three categories: There are the white whale reunion sets, with artists like Outkast, LCD Soundsystem, and Guns N' Roses all reconvening for cash and glory in recent years; the classic album set, offering rare live rundowns of fan favorite records (see: Television doing Marquee Moon at Primavera Sound, Saves the Day performing Stay What You Are at FYF, Rogers Waters doing The Wall wherever he could for four straight years); and then there's the legacy acts who've never stopped—artists like Elton John, Lionel Richie, Billie Joel, and the entire Desert Trip lineup.
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From 14 August 2008 to 30 October 2018, the M6 Group carried a network about the club's activity known as Girondins TV. It carried pre- recorded matches during the season, reserve team games, training session rundowns, and a daily talk show.
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BASES hosts a five-day conference for 100 students at Stanford University. E-Bootcamp includes pitching and design workshops, marketing initiatives, media rundowns, sector-specific critiquing and mentoring sessions with industry leaders. Attendees present their business plans and products in a competitive environment, including a product showcase and pitch competition, attended by investors. The four top-performing entrepreneurs receive a prize.
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B4U Music is an Indian Hindi music channel owned by the B4U Network Limited. The channel broadcasts a mixture of contemporary Bollywood, Indipop, Bhangra and international music. Programs include celebrity interviews, artist profiles, concerts and chart rundowns, as well as video request shows. There are four different versions of the channel being broadcast in the UK, North America, the Middle East and South Asia.
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Democracy-ish is a weekly podcast hosted by Touré alongside co-host Danielle Moodie, and is produced by DCP Entertainment. The podcast provides weekly rundowns of the 2020 presidential election from a Black progressive point of view. Touré and co-host Danielle Moodie also cover current events not related to the election affecting Black Americans on the show. Democracy-ish podcast has received largely positive listener reviews on chartable.com.
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Falafel worked as an Art Director before becoming a comedian.Chortle - Comic Lands a Book Deal After Asking for one on Twitter In 2014 he was nominated for the Laughing Horse Comedy Club's New Act of the Year competition.Laughing Horse New Act of the Year In 2017 he was included in both The Guardian's and The Telegraph's rundowns of the funniest jokes of the Edinburgh Fringe.The Guardian - The 10 best jokes from the Edinburgh FringeThe Telegraph - The 60 Funniest One Liners from the 2017 Edinburgh Fringe In 2018 Falafel was in Dave channel's, The Mirror's, The Evening Standard's, The Scotsman's and i News's rundowns of the top jokes of the Edinburgh FringeSky News - Edinburgh Fringe's Top 10 Jokes RevealedThe Mirror - The Best Jokes from Edinburgh Festival Fringe this Yeari News - 50 Edinburgh Fringe One- Liners that Deserved to Win Funniest JokeEvening Standard - Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2018 Best JokesThe Scotsman - The 10 Best Jokes of the Edinburgh Fringe and won an award for his festival poster.
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This time around, the song peaked at number one on the UK Singles Chart, and remained there for seven weeks before finally being knocked off by "Lonely" by Akon. It went on to become the UK's best-selling single of 2005. During its success, the song was credited in chart rundowns and other media appearances to "Tony Christie featuring Peter Kay". However, Kay does not appear on the record, since it is a re-issue of the original version and not a re-recording.
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"early" games begin to conclude, RedZone seamlessly leads into coverage of the 4:05/4:25 p.m. "late" games, though on afternoons where all early game action has ended, extended statistical rundowns and check-ins on team press conferences may occur to fill the time before those late games start. When the "early" games are in the fourth quarter, attention begins to focus on one- possession games (games within 8 points). Likewise, early games that go into overtime are usually prioritized, but neither at the expense of missing touchdowns in other games that just started.
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The station began to use the default Scripps graphics package/news music package in October 2016. In October 2014, the station added Wisconsin Tonight, a pre-prime time newsmagazine to nights without Packers team programming which features news rundowns, feature segments and various NBC affiliate service reports, along with some shared content from WTMJ, which also carried their own edition of Wisconsin Tonight; this averted a situation where Inside Edition, which was moved to an earlier timeslot, might only air up to two of their five programs a week on the station in the fall and early winter.
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Associated Press, "Scientology missions spring up in hurricane-damaged areas." 15 May 2006 In 2012, news broke that Volunteer Ministers were providing purification rundowns in Vietnam to people who had been exposed to Agent Orange; doctors and researchers criticized the Agent Orange treatments as "unscientific and unproven" and said that they "could be harmful". Volunteer Ministers have provided assists to relief personnel following September 11 attacks in New York. The Volunteer Ministers have also worked in Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana after hurricanes Katrina and Rita, in the 2010 Haiti earthquake, in the Pakistan flood in 2010, in the Fukushima earthquake in 2011, and the May 2014 floods in Bosnia.
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The New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project is an initiative in New York City, co- founded by celebrity Scientologist Tom Cruise, which provides Purification Rundowns for public-sector employees who were exposed to toxins in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks. It has administered the program to over 800 rescue workers. Many participants have claimed positive results, and some local government figures have supported the project, which was awarded public funding. However, it has drawn criticism for exposing rescue workers to the potential dangers of the program, for encouraging them to give up conventional medical treatments, for recruiting into Scientology and for channeling funding to Scientology-related bodies.
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Where the goal of Dianetics is to rid the individual of his reactive mind engrams, the stated goal of Scientology is to rehabilitate the individual's spiritual nature so that he may reach his full potential. In 1978, Hubbard released New Era Dianetics (NED), a revised version supposed to produce better results in a shorter period of time. The course consists of 11 rundowns and requires a specifically trained auditor. It is run (processed) exactly like Standard Dianetics (once very widely practiced before the advent of NED) except the pre-clear (parishioner) is encouraged to find the "postulate" he made as a result of the incident.
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23 and 25 The music for The Hitch-Hiker — called "one of Herrmann's most chilling scores" by biographer Steven C. SmithSmith, Steven C., A Heart at Fire's Center: The Life and Music of Bernard Herrmann. Berkeley and Los Angeles, California: University of California Press, 2002, paperback page 72 — was used in all four radio presentations. It was also re-recorded as stock music that can be heard (usually uncredited) on the soundtracks of several CBS television series, including the 1960 Twilight Zone adaptation of The Hitch-Hiker.Film Score Rundowns, "The Hitch-Hiker (Bernard Herrmann)"; retrieved July 1, 2012 Herrmann's score (CBS Music Library VIII 56-D-1) is in the UCLA Music Library Special Collections.
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North was also commissioned to write a jazz score for Nero Wolfe, a 1959 CBS-TV series based on Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe characters, starring William Shatner as Archie Goodwin and Kurt Kasznar as Nero Wolfe.The Billboard, April 20, 1959, pp. 38 + 40 A pilot and two or three episodes were filmed, but the designated time slot was, in the end, given to another series.Shepard, Richard F., The New York Times, April 9, 1959Ewald, William F., Television in Review (syndicated column), April 9, 1959 North's unheard score for Nero Wolfe and six recorded tracks on digital audio tape are in the UCLA Music Library Special Collections.Wrobel, Bill, Film Score Rundowns, "CBS Collection 072 UCLA," Blog 42, June 25, 2010.
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Rock band Yo La Tengo recorded a version of "Meet the Mets" live on New Jersey radio station WFMU that was included on the 2006 compilation album Yo La Tengo Is Murdering the Classics. The instrumental of the original version opened and closed broadcasts of Met games on WFAN radio and is used for lineup rundowns during home games on SportsNet New York, while part of the 1984 update opened and closed WFAN's Mets Extra pre- and post-game shows. For the 2009 season, with the closing of Shea Stadium and opening of Citi Field, the 1984 version was edited by WFAN to cut to the instrumental portion just before the singer sings "Hot dogs, green grass all out at Shea / Guaranteed to have a heck of a day." According to the New York Times, the song's original lyrics -- “Bring your kiddies, bring your wife / Guaranteed to have the time of your life" -- were viewed as "arguably sexist.
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